KOXv^iTTji 



354 



KUfiot; 



IV, 2037, 12. Pall AD. IGl A. Porph. Adin. 



123, 11. 

 KoKv^irqi, ov, 6, (KaXv^rj) one who Uvesin a hut. Strab. 



7, 5, 12. Theoph. 667, 6, as a surname. Horol. 



Jan. 15 TSv oaiayv irareposv fjfiwv TIav\ov tov Orj^aiov 



Ka\ *Iutdifvov TOV KaXv^iTOv. 

 KoXiiia/ia, or Kakifi^ayLa, aros, to, ((taXuTrro)) a covering. 



PORPH. Cer. 671, 8. 9, incorrectly -ofidrav in botli 



places. 

 KoKviiavKiov =: KafirfKavKiov. EcKiiOL. [The first three 



syllables were suggested by KoKvp-fui, cover.'] 

 KaXviifia, aros, to, a cloth for covering the sacred elements. 



Chrys. Xn, 779 D (spurious). Eukhol. 



There are three KoKifi/iaTa, one of which is for the 



patin (Si'o-KOf), anotlier for the chalice {ttottipioi'), and 



the third for covering both the patin and the chalice 



at the same time. The latter is called also arip (see 



di,p2). 

 koKCtttw, to veil, said of the putting of the veil on a 



vu-giu dedicated to the sei-vicc of God. Cod. Afr. 



Can. 126. 

 KoXas, well. For the phrases KdKas ^\6es, and KaXas 



fvpov, see epxofiai and evpicrKw. 



Kapapa, as, r], Persian "103, kumur, hclt, girdle, ^iivr). 



HeS. Kapapm, ^avai <TTpaTL<i>TiKat. 



KapdpSa, as, ^, (c a m e r a) a kind of te7it, xapdpbtv. Mau- 

 Ric. 5, 3. Leo. 20, 194. 



KapdpStv, incorrectly KapdpSrjv, for xapapSiov, TO, = Ka- 



pdpSa. Leo. 10, 12. 

 Kapdpiov, 01), TO, {Kapdpa) a part of the brain so called. 



HiPPOL. 91 'O piv yap iyK((j)a\os dvoTpridfXs evbov exfi 



TO KaXovpevov KapdpLOV, ov €KaTcpa>OfU vpeves eitri Xe;rTOi, 



obs TTTcpvyia npocrayopeuovaiv. 

 Kapapoa, a(ra, (Kapdpa) to vault or arch over. InSCR. 



1104 KfKapapapevoti o'lVois. AlIPHIL. 30 B. 

 Kapdaiv for Kapdaiov. Apofhth. Arsen. 42. 

 Kapddiov, ov, TO, =: Kdpaaov. LeIMON. 96 Srpeij^as to 



Kapauiov avTov Kal c^o) (^opiaas Ta tovtov paWta. 



Kapaa-ov, ov, to, a kind of outer garment friezed on 

 one side, Kapaatv, Kapdiriov, imKOVT^ovXov, kouo-ouXioj'. 

 PsELL. 385. [Compare the Ai-abic T^Dp) Italian 

 c a m i c i a , French chemise. See also Kapia-tov.J 



KapaTepos, ov, {KapaTrjpos) working, laboring, industrious. 



PoRPH. Adm. 178, 9 KapaTfpa Kapafiia, transports. 

 KapeXa, J), camella. Cede. I, 297, 14. 



KaptKavKiov = KapriKavKiov. LeO. 19, 42. PoRPH. Cer. 



11. 353», 16. 573, 9. Adm. 82, 11. Cedr. I, 297, 



14. HeS. Tidpis, \6(j>os Trjs 7TepiK€(pa\aLas 7r€piTL6ep€Vos 

 Ke(jia}i!j, Kape\avKiov. 

 KaprfKavKtv for KaprjXavKiov. ThEOPH. 198, 5. 



KaprjKavKiov, ov, to, a kind of caj). Theoph. 354, 6. 

 687, 4. SuiD. [Modern Greek, to KaprjXavKt, 

 vulgarly KapKdcpL, and most vulgarly Kapn^dcpi, a 

 monk's cap. It is not unlike the frustum of a cone, 

 the crown forming the greater basis. See also xaXu- 



pavKiov.] 



KaprfKfiw, eva-a, ((ta'/iijXoj) to tend camels. Theopii. 512, 



12. Cedr. I, 739. 



KapffKiov, ov, TO, camel, Kaprjkos. Cedr. I, 755, 10. 

 Kapi]\lTt]s, OV, 6, (ica/iijXos) camel-driver. Apophth. 



Johan. Colob. 5. Macar. 31. 

 KapriKoirdpSoKis, fas, f), (xa/iijXo;, itdphoKis) canielopard. 



Sept. Deut. 14, 5. Diod. 2, 51. 



KaprjO-iov = Kaplmov. PORPH. Cer. 24, 18. 



(ca/iiXXos, o, camillus. Plct. I, 64 D. 

 Koptvala, as, fj, fwtnace, Kapivos. Sept. Ex. 9, 8. 10. 

 Kaplvwv, ov, TO, furnace, Kapivos. Mal. 360. PoRPH. 

 Cer. 466, 7. 



Kaptvd^iy\a, av, to, =^ KapiVoj3ly\ia. PhOC. 188, 9. 

 KapivajBtyXdrap, opos, 6, (Italian camino, ^lyXoTap) 



scout. Phoc. 188, 5. 

 KapivofityXia, cov, ra, {(ilyXa.) scouts coUectively considered. 



Phoc. 188, 7. (See also KopivoPtyXa.) 



Kaplvaiov = Kapia-tov. PORPH. Cer. 99, 4. 



Knpla-iv for Kaplaiov. ChrOX. 721, 16. 



Kaplaiov, ov, to, a kind of outer garment, perhaps identi- 

 cal with Kapaaov (which see). Leimon. 45. The- 

 oph. 494, 14. PoRPH. Cer. 81, 12. Cedr. I, 

 732, 12. 



Kapva, to make : to do. Leimon. 27 'Epyarflas fKapvev 

 vnovpyiov oiKoSopois. POEPH. Cer. 463, 7 '0(j)eCKei Ka- 

 peiv (TaKapia. 659, 14 KapoBivTav write KapwdevTav 

 as if from Kapoa. HeS. Kapa, ipyatropai. 



Kapos, 6, (Hunnic) heer. Priso. 183, 14. 



