uJpodexivh , hJ , like uJpodochv , the reception of a guest, means of entertainment, padav toi e[sqÆ uJpodexivh »i<Eth> , metri grat. ], Il.
uJpodevxio"
uJpo-devxio" , a, on , ( uJpodevcomai ) capacious, Hdt.
uJpovdesi"
uJpovdesi" , ew", hJ , ( uJpodevomai ) a putting on ones shoes, Arist ., Luc.
2. as concrete, = ta; uJpodhvmata , footgear, boots and shoes, Plat ., Xen.
uJpodevcnumai
uJpodevcnumai , poët. for sq. , Anth.
uJpo-devcomai , Ion. -devkomai : f. -devxomai : aor. I -edexavmhn and in pass. form -edevcqhn : 3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 uJpevdekto , 2 pl. imper. uJpovdecqe , inf. uJpodevcqai , part. uJpodevgmeno" : Dep. :— to receive beneath the surface, Il.
2.
to receive into ones house, receive hospitably,
Hom
.,
etc.
;
oJ uJpodexavmeno"
ones host,
Isocr.
3.
to give ear to, hearken to,
eujcav"
Hes
.;
tou;" lovgou"
Hdt.
4.
to take in charge as a nurse,
h.
Hom.
,
Plat.
5.
metaph
.,
ph`ma uJpevdektov me
sorrow
was my host,
Od.;
stugero;" uJpedevxato koi`to"
a hateful nest
awaited
them, of ensnared birds, Ib.
II. to take upon oneself, undertake a task, promise, Hom .; with inf. fut ., Hdt. , etc. ; less often with inf. aor ., Id.; uJp. megavla tiniv to make him great promises, Id.
2.
to admit, allow
a charge, Id.;
oujk uJp
.
to refuse to admit, deny,
Id.
III.
to submit to, bear patiently,
Od.
IV.
like
Lat.
excipere
,
1.
to wait for, abide the attack of,
Hes
.,
Xen.
:—of hunters,
to lie in wait
for game,
Xen.
2.
to come next to, border upon,
Hdt.
V.
of a woman,
to conceive,
Xen.
uJpodevw
uJpo-devw , f. -dhvsw , to bind or fasten under, Hdt.
II. esp. to underbind, i.e. to shoe, because the sandals or shoes were bound on with straps, Plat. :— Med. to bind under ones feet, put on shoes, Ar ., Xen. , etc. ; also c. acc ., uJpodhsavmeno" koqovrnou" Hdt. :—so in pf. pass ., uJpodhvmata uJpodedemevno" with shoes on ones feet, Plat .; and absol. , uJpodedemevnoi with their shoes on, Xen .; so, uJpodedemevnoi to;n ajristero;n povda with shoes on the left foot, Thuc.
uJpodhlovw
uJpo-dhlovw , f. wvsw , to shew privately, Plut.
uJpovdhma
uJpovdhma , ato", tov , ( uJpodevw ) a sole bound under the foot with straps, a sandal, podi;n uJpodhvmata dou`sa (i.e. devousa ) Od.; posi;n uJpodhvmata doivhn (i.e. deoivhn ) Ib., etc. ; uJpovdhma koi`lon , or uJpovdhma alone, = Lat. calceus , a shoe or half-boot, Ar ., etc.
uJpodh`sai