2. of things, to be lacking, left undone, Soph.
uJpospavw
uJpo-spavw , f. avsw »a±1/4 , to draw away from under, Plat ., Dem.
2. to withdraw secretly, uJpevspase fugh`/ povda withdrew his foot secretly, stole away, Eur.
uJpospeivrw
uJpo-speivrw , to sow secretly, Anth.
uJpov-spondo" , on , ( spondhv ) under a treaty, bound or secured by treaty, Hdt ., Xen. :— esp. of taking up the dead from a field of battle, tou;" nekrou;" uJpospovndou" ajpodidovnai to allow a truce for taking up the dead, Thuc. ; tou;" nekrou;" uJp. komivzesqai, ajnairei`sqai to demand a truce for so doing, in acknowledgment of defeat, Hdt. , Xen. , etc.
uJpossaivnw
uJpo"-saivnw, uJpo"-seivw , Ep. for uJpo-saivnw, uJpo-seivw .
uJpostavqmh
uJpo-stavqmh , hJ , = uJpovstasi" , sediment, Plat .; ejn th`/ \Rwmuvlou uJpostavqmh/ , in faece Romuli , Plut.
uJpostaivhn
uJpo-staivhn , aor. 2 opt. of uJf-ivsthmi :— uJpo-stav" , part.
uJpovstasi"
uJpovsta±si" , ew", hJ , ( uJfivstamai ) that which settles at the bottom, sediment, Arist.
II.
anything set under, subject-matter
of a speech or poem,
Polyb.
,
etc.
2.
the foundation
or
ground of hope, confidence, assurance,
N.T.
III.
substance, the real nature
of a thing,
essence,
Ib.
uJpostavth"
uJpostavth" »a±1/4, ou, oJ , ( uJfivstamai ) that which stands under, a support, prop, Plut.
uJpostatov"
uJposta±tov" , ovn , verb. Adj. of uJfivstamai , to be borne or endured, Eur.
uJpostacuvomai
uJpo-sta±cuvomai , ( stavcu" ) Pass. to grow up or wax gradually like ears of corn, Od.
uJpostegavzw
uJpo-stegavzw , to support from underneath, Aesch.
uJpovstego"
uJpov-stego" , on , ( stevgh ) under the roof, in or into the house, Soph.
uJpostevgw
uJpo-stevgw , to hide under, Xen.