uJpevlonto
uJp-evlonto , Ep. for uJf-eivlonto , 3 pl. aor. 2 med. of uJfairevw .
uJpevlunto
uJp-evlunto , 3 pl. Ep. aor. 2 pass. of uJpoluvw .
uJpeluvsao
uJp-eluvsao , Ep. 2 sing. aor. I med. of uJpoluvw .
uJpevmeina
uJp-evmeina , aor. I of uJpomevnw .
uJpemnavasqe
uJp-emnavasqe , Ep. 2 pl. of uJpomnavomai .
uJpemnhvmuke
uJp-emnhvmu<Eth>ke , Ep. pf. of uJp-hmuvw , he hangs down his head, stands with head hung down, Il.
uJpenantiovomai
uJp-enantiovomai , Dep. to oppose secretly, Plut.
uJpenantivo"
uJp-enantivo" , a, on , set over against, meeting, ajllhvloisin Hes.
2.
set against, opposite,
of enemies in battle,
Thuc.
;
oiJ uJp
.
the enemy,
Xen.
3.
opposed, opposite:
c. dat.
opposite
or
contrary to,
Hdt
.,
Xen.
:—as
Subst.
,
to; uJpenantivon touvtou pevfuke
the contrary
hereto generally happens,
Hdt.
;
ta; uJp. touvtwn
on the contrary,
Id.
II. Adv. -ivw" , in a manner contrary to, tw`/ novmw/ Aeschin.
uJpendivdwmi
uJp-endivdwmi , f. -endwvsw , to give way a little, Thuc.
uJpevnduma
uJp-evnduØma , ato", tov , an undergarment, Anth. From uJpenduvomai
uJpenduvomai
uJpenduvomai , Pass. , uJpendedumevnoi citw`na" having tunics on under their arms, Plut.
uJpevnerqe
uJp-evnerqe , and before a vowel -qen , Adv. underneath, beneath, Hom ., Ar.
2.
under the earth, in the nether world,
Lat.
apud inferos
,
Od.
II.
as
Prep.
,
c. gen
.,
under, beneath,
Hom
.,
Pind.
uJpexavgw
uJp-exavgw »a±1/4 , f. xw : aor. 2 uJpexhvga±gon :— to carry out from under, esp. out of danger, Hom. , Hdt.
II. uJp. povda to withdraw gradually, retire slowly, Eur .; and so, without povda , Hdt. , Xen.
uJpexairevw