uJphrevthma , ato", tov , service rendered, service, Plat .; podw`n uJp . feet that serve one, Soph.
uJphrevth"
uJp-hrevth" , ou, oJ , ( ejrevth" ) properly an under-rower, under-seaman, v. uJphresiva .
II. generally an underling, servant, attendant, assistant, Lat. apparé¬tor , Hdt ., Att. :— c. gen. objecti, uJp. e[rgou a helper in a work, Xen.
2.
at Athens,
a.
the servant who attended each man-at-arms
(
oJplivth"
) to carry his baggage and shield,
Thuc.
b.
oJ tw`n e{ndeka uJp
.
the assistant
of the Eleven, employed in executions,
Plat.
uJphrevthsi"
uJphrevthsi" , hJ , ( uJphretevw ) service, Arist.
uJphrethtevon
uJphrethtevon , verb. Adj. one must serve, tiniv Arist.
uJphretikov"
uJphretikov" , hv, ovn , of or for the uJphrevtai , menial, Plat .; o{pla uJp . the arms of the hired soldiery, Xen.
2.
of
or
for service, doing service,
Plat
.,
etc.
3.
subordinate,
Arist.
4.
kevlh" uJp
. a cock-boat,
attending on
a larger vessel,
Xen.
;
to; uJp
. (
sc.
ploi`on
)
an attendant vessel, despatch-boat, tender,
Dem.
uJphrevti"
uJphrevti" , ido" , fem. of uJphrevth" II , Eur.
uJphvripon
uJp-hvriØpon , Ep. aor. 2 of uJp-ereivpw .
uJphvsw
uJp-hvsw , Ion. for uJf-hvsw , fut. of uJf-ivhmi .
uJphcevw
uJp-hcevw , f. hvsw , to sound under or in answer, to echo, respond, Hes.
uJpivhmi
uJp-ivhmi , Ion. for uJf-ivhmi .
uJp-ivllw , aor. I uJpi`la , to force underneath, properly of a dog putting its tail between the legs: metaph. , soi; uJpivllousi stovma keep down their tongue before thee, i.e. fawn and cringe before thee, Soph.
uJpivsthmi
uJp-ivsthmi , Ion. for uJf-ivsthmi .
uJpiscnevomai
uJp-iscnevomai , contr. -ou`mai , poët. also uJpivscomai :— f. uJposchvsomai : aor. 2 uJpescovmhn : pf.