yaXoKTOvpyia 



235 



yaaTTjp 



yoKaKTovpyta, as, 17, (yaXaKTOupyo's) the act 01 suckluig. 



Iren. 4, 38, 1. 



yd\ia, as, ^, (galea) galle, yaXala, ya\ata. LeO. 19, 



74. Theoph. Cont. 299, 19, et alibi. 

 ■yaXfWTt/f, ov, 6, the swordfsh, ^ii^iar. Poi-yb. 34, 2, 12 



and 15. 34, 3, 1. 

 ya\rjvr], rjs, 17, Serenity, ydKTjv6Tr]s, as a title. Const. 



Ill, G28 D Kara Ke'Kevaiv t^s avTov Beouo^ov ya- 



ya\r]v6s, 17, 6v, serene, as a title ; regularly in the super- 

 lative. Basil. HI, 124 C. Chal. 801 E ToJ <t>i- 



"KavdoajnoTaTCO Koi yaKrjvoTaTca GfoSoo'/o) alyovaTKO, A^- 

 TEC. Prooem. 4 'O yaXiji/oraros fjiiav jSao-iXeus-. 

 ■yaXiji/ori)?, rjTos, 17, serenity, as a title. Apocr. Anaph. 



Pilat. B, 1. Basil. Ill, 124 E T^t <r^f yoK-qvorriTOS. 

 Ephes. 985 A Teypairrai yap ra 'ira irapa ttjs vfifTepas 



yoXr/i/oTTjros. Chal. 840 D. Antec. Prooem. 2 Tjj 



avTOv yaXrjvoTTiTt. EUAGR. 2, 9, p. 301, 14. 



TaXiXaia, as, fj, Galilaea, Galilee, a country. 



'H Tplrq TTjs TaKCKaias, a name given to the Tuesday 

 of Easter loeeh. Poeph. Cer. 377. Theoph. Cont. 

 394, 22. 727. Leo Gram. 301. [We observe here 

 that, in the Greek Church, the Gospel for Easter is 

 the beginning of the first chapter of John (vs. 1-17 

 inclusive). This being the case, it is natural to sup- 

 pose that the ignorant imagined that Tj} ri p.e pa t!} 



T p ITT] yafios iyeiKTO iv Kara TJjs TaXiXaiar, oc- 

 curring at the beginning of the second chapter of 

 John, meant the third day after Easter. Hence the 

 appellation 'H Tplrq rrjs roXiXaiay.J 

 VaWiKos, rj, 6v, (raXXoj) Gallic. Substantively, to ya\- 

 X«ov, soap, a-anav, because it originated in Gaul. 

 Theoph. 538, 10. 



yaXXi^, iKOS, fj, = aXXt| (scc SWtKa). SciD. "AXXtra, 

 xKafivSa, Kara Oeao-aXotjr .... 01 iSiwrai ydWiKa ravTrjv 

 <l)aat. 



yap^pevo), evcra, (yap^pos) to form connections hy mar- 

 riage. Sept. Deut. 7, 3 Oihk pfj yap^p(var]Te Tipbs 

 avTois, Neither shall ye make marriages with them. 



yapPpos, ov, 6, sori-in-law. Sept. Gen. 19, 14. The- 

 oph. 14, Ifi TapPpos AiokXijtioi'oC rju inl dvyarpl BaXe- 

 pia. 388 npo(reXa/3ero avTov yap^pov els Kavdravrivav 



Tr)v (avTOv Bvyaripa. G07 ""Ov yap^pov .... cir hvvav 

 Trjv dvytiTipa avTov nfirOLTjKeif. 



2. Father-in-law, jrcvdepos. Sept. Ex. 3, 1, et 

 alibi. 



3. Brother-in-law, a sister's husband. Theoph. 



16, 15 Tap^pM avTov ovTi els ahe'K(^fjV. 



yapeoi, S>, fuiito, jiivea. LuciAN. Luc. sive Asin. 32. 



SCHOL. AriST. Plut. 9G0 Tpavs earl Ti.s rjns npa>r)V 

 epiadwaaTo veaviav hlKaiov cVi to yapeXv avrfji/. Ibid. 

 1081 yap,,eelar,. NOM. CoTELER. 212. 220. 512. 



[In Modern Greek it is always used KaxepfjiaTcos, the 



words corresponding to the classical yapea, to marry, 



being vvp(j)eiopai, said of the man, and vrravSpeiopai, of 



both the man and the woman.] 

 yappaToeiSSis (yappa, eiSos), adv. like a gamma, that is, 



like r. Leo. 19, 61. 

 yavaiTos, fj, ov, (yavoa) tinned Over, as a vessel. Porph. 



Cer. 72. 466, 15. 676. 

 yapdpa or yapappa, us, 17, crown, a little circle shaved on 



the top of the head, nawaX^dpa. Pete. Ant. 149 B. 



[Compare the Hebrew |"lJl ? arect.'] 

 yapappa, see yapapa. 

 yapaaSoetSris, meaning uncertain. Porph. Them. 54 



TapatrSoeiSrjS o^is ecrffka^uipevr). 



Tapyapis, i, 6, Gargaris, a man's name. Mal. 272. 

 yapfKaiov, ov, to, {ydpos, eXatov) a kind of sauce for fish. 



Galen. VI, 391 F. Gloss. TapeXaiov, liquamen 



oleo. (See also yapeXov.) 

 ydpeXov, incorrectly for yape\aiov. Hes. 

 yipiov, TO, dimin. of yapov. Epict. 2, 20, 29. 

 ydpKo, Of, 17, virga, rod, pa^Bos. A Macedonian word. 



Hes. TdpKav, pdlSSou. MaKfSoves. 

 yapaovocrrdawv, ov, to, (French g a r 5 n , <rrda-ts) ser- 

 vants' station. Used as a proper name. Theoph. 



371, 15 To pecrlavXov to liKricrlov ttjs peydXi]s eKK\7i(rias 



TO "Keyopevov Tap(TOVo(TTaiTiov. 

 yaiT^api)vos, ov, 6, Hebrew 'l^fJ) treasurer, yaCo(j)v\a^, 



Brfaavpo^vKa^, Taplas. SePT. 2 ESDR. 1, 8 Mi^paSaTOu 



rao-/3a/3t)j'o{J. The translator evidently mistook it for 

 a national appellative. 

 yaarrip, epos, pos, 17, venter, toomb. 'Ev yaa-Tpi Xafieiv, 



to conceive, as a female. Sept. Esai. 8, 3. 



