yoyyva-i^ 



240 



•ypaZrfKlov 



y6yyv<ns, ems, rj, =^ yoyyvcrfios. SePT. Num. 14, 27. 



yoyyviT/io'f, ov, 6, (yoyyvfm) a murmuring, grumhlhig. 



Sept. Ex. 16, 7. 

 yoyyva-os, ov, 6, murmurer, grumbler. CoxST. Apost. 



7,7. 

 yoSa, TO, guts, entrails. A Macedonian word. Hes. 



Toha, (VTf pa. MaxiSovcs. 

 yofidptv for yofiapiov. LeIMON. 13 (24). 



yopdptov, ov, TO, load, y(J/iot. Leimon. 13 (24), as a 

 various reading. Porph. Cer. 476, 8. 



yofiop, TO, indeclinable, Hebrew TD^, omer, a meas- 

 ure. Sept. Ex. 16, 16. 36 To 8i yop.op to hiKaTOV 

 Toiv rpioiif p^Tpuv ^v. 1 Reg. 16, 20 yofMop. 



yop.(f>iaa-fi6s, ov, 6, (yofi(^iaf») pain III the back teeth. 

 Sept. Amos. 4, 6 rofi(j>ia(rp.6v oSourav. 



yovaTi^a. l<Tu>, (y6vv') to fall on one's knees. Mal. 309, 11. 



yovaToSea-fJios, ov, 6, (ydfu, Sfo-pos) = yowK^dpiov. GlOSS. 



roraroSftr/ior, g e n u a 1 e . 

 yowico?, rj, ov, (yovcuf) ancestral, paternal. Theoph. 630 



Eif roi' yovikov avTov oikov. 

 yoj/offoids, ov, {yovf], jroiew) generative. JuST. Cohort. 7 



"YSap yororroidi'. 

 yovoppved), ^cro), to be yovoppvris. SePT. Lev. 22, 4. 



yovoppvrjs, e'f, (yovrj, pea) subject to gonorrhoea. Sept. 

 Lev. 15, 4. 



yuw, aros, to, hiee. KXiVfc yow, To hiecl. Const. 

 Apost. 8, 9, 2 "Oo-ot ttkttoi K\tvoipev yiw. All we of 

 the faithful, let us bow the bice. Just. Quaest. et 

 Eespons. ad Orthod. 115, p. 489 E 'Awo toO ndaxa 



tu>s Tiji n(VTr]KoaTTJs yow ov kXivovitiv ol ev^optvoi. 



Petr. Alex. Can. 15 KvpmKTjv Si x^PM"'™'"/'' "JM^'p"" 



ayofiev Sid toi/ dvaaravra iv avTJj, ev jj ov8i yovara k\iv(iv 

 irap(tXij<papev. 



KXiVit yoTOToji', kneeling, as at prayers. Apocr. 

 Act. Paul, et Thecl. 5. Act. Barn. 9. Euagr. 1, 



21, p. 278, 36 Eicri 8e yoKaTui' avrols iTVXvai Kai dStd- 

 KOTTOL KXiVetf. 



yoTOxXapioi', ou, TO, (gc ni cu 1 ari s) armor for the knee, 

 yovaToSea-iios. MaURIC. 12, 16. 



yovvKXivfis, e's, (yow, kXiVcb) with bent knees. Clem. Rom. 

 Homil. 3, 1 Kvpopfv .... TOK &f nirpov yowJicXti/^ 

 Trpo<r(vxop-^vov. 



yowKKia-la, ar, ij, (yoKu, kXiVis) kneeling, genuflexion. 

 Martyr. Ignat. 6. Just. 490 A. Basil. Ill, 

 56 D. Epiph. I, 1106 A. [Kneeling at prayers 

 now takes place only on the day of Pentecost- 



EuKHOL. p. 367 'AkoXov^io Tijf yowKKialas els tt/v 

 KvpiaKrjV T^f dylas 7revTr]K0(TTijs.^ 



yowneTeu), r](Ta, {yowTTeTtjs) to fall on the knee, kneel down. 

 POLTB. 15, 29, 9. 32, 25, 7. NT. Matt. 17, 14 

 TowireTav avTov, Kneeling down to him. 27, 29 rovu- 

 neTrja-avTfs ep.Trpo(rd(v avTov, Kneeling before him. Marc. 



1, 40. 10, 17 Tow7ieTXj(Tas avTov. 



ToTdos, ov, 6, Goth. Ctrill. IIier. Catech. 10, 19. 



PhiLOSTORG. 2, 5 2Kvdav, ots ol piv iraXai Viras, ol 

 8e vvv Vordovs Ka\ov(Ttv. 

 yovpds, a, 6, Chaldee 3J) or N2.3) 7"'> cavern, den, 



XaKKOs. ThEOD. hi. 834 D 'Ev ipvypan jiadd ttjv 

 crrdaiv TToiovpevos, odev Ka\ rovj^dv avTov Tivfs inavo- 

 pa^ov. *A7ro 5e Tjjs ^vpas y\6>TTi}S els ti]V *EXXdSa tovto 

 ji(Ta<pep6pevov Xukkov trrjpaivei to ovopa. (See also 

 yuTn;.) 

 yoCXa, ly, gula, gulltt. ErOTIAN. p. 274 "Oior aropa, 

 yovKav npo^aTov. 



yov\dp7]s, 6, (yoCXa) gnlosus, glutton. Basilic. 19,10,4. 

 yovra, as, 17, fur. PoRPH. Adm. 155. 



2. Ganna, gonna,, a fur-lined garment. Porph. 



. Cer. 381, 11 Oi Svo ToTdoi (ftopovvres Tas yovvas e^ 

 dima-Tporjiov. TzETZ. ad LyCOPHR. 634 Siavpa 8e to 

 eK SeppaTos evTpl^ov, oirep KOi yovvav KaT^ovaiv. LeX. 

 SCHED. 130. (Compare Hes. Kavvd<ai, a-rpapaTa ^ 

 im^d\aia eTepopaWij. Also, the English gown.) 

 yovvdpia, a>v, to, (youVa) fur-sellers' shops. Chron. 623. 

 TnEOPn. CoNT. 420, 16. 744, 20. 



youvSar, to nap' rfp'iv Xeyopevov yovvSlov. SuiD. (meaning 



uncertain). 



yovvlov, ov, TO, = yovva. MaURIC. 1, 2. 



ypda, as, 17, (Sanscrit?) a kind oi sea-serpent. Arrian. 

 Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 88 OJ irpoaTravTaivTfs offieis eK tov 

 fidSovs • Twv yap endvat Ka\ irepX tijV HeptrlSa tottoc crrj- 

 pe'iov e'cTTiv al Xeyopevai ypdat. 



ypaSijXiv for ypaSijXtoi/. PoRPH. Cer. 232, 21. 



ypaSTjXiov, CD, TO, (gradilis) step, stair, ^adpls- Porph. 

 Cer. 63, 9. 



