Karavvaaw 



364 



jpefi^eva 



29,10 TlfnoTtKcv rjfxcLi Kvptos ■avdjJ.aTi. KaTavi^fuis ; mis- 

 translated. 



KaTaviaa-a (vvixiTa), compimgo, to pride. Sept. Ps. 



108, 16 iLaTavevvyjilvov TJj Kapbla, broken-hearted. 



Esai. 6, 5 *S2 raSas f'y" ''" ^aTaviwyjiai ^ (jTrdXojXa. 



Mid. KaTavia-a-oiiat, to become contrite. NT. Act. 2, 



37 KaTeviyri<Tav rrj KapSla. ThEOPH. 355, 4. 358, 



17. 



KaTa^jjpas, adv. of Kardlr/pos. HlPPOL. 276, 33. 

 KaTa^tonta-Tevoum (a^ioTrioTOs), tO (loubt the veracity, tO 



deny the credihiUty. Polyb. 12, 17, 1 Tuv ttjXikov- 



rtav dvdpwv Kara^tonto'TfvfaOai, 

 KaTa^iacrii, ecof, ^, (xaTa^ioaj) dignatio, a deeming worthy, 



esteem, respect. Poltb. 1, 78, 1, reputation. 3, 90, 



14 Tiji* KaTaTT\r]^iv Kol Kara^iaxTtv vapa rois crvpfia\ois 



ToO PwjLtaitdf 7roXtT€i;/iaT09. 

 (cardn-aXfia, aros, to, (naKfia) mud in a ditch. TheOPH. 



59, 18 'K.aTairaKfiafri tSiv Ta(j)pav. 

 KaTatrarrjua, aros, to, {KaraTraTea) that which IS trodden 



down. Sept. Esai. 5, 5 'Eorat cit KaTairdTrjiia, It 



shall be trodden doivn. 7, 25 Boo-kt^^o vpo^drov Ka\ 



KaranaTr^iia /3oo9. 

 KaTand-nja-is, ems, 17, {KaTanaTeoi) a trampling on. Sept. 



4 Reg. 13, 7 "E^efTO avTovs a>s x™" ^'^ KaTairaTr](nv, to 



trample on. 

 Karanaia, to cease, intransitive. Sept. Gen. 2, 2 Kare- 



navcTf Tj] rjptpa rf] el^Soprj dno ndvTOiV Twv €py(t)V avTov. 

 Karanetpa, as, tj, (ne'ipa) trial. POLTB. 30, 5, 5 Tiji' 



KaTaireipav TroLrja-ao-Bat. 

 KaTOTre'KpiaTow, oxra, (jrcA/ia) tO patch, cobble. SePT. Jos. 



9 (9), 5. 

 KaraweXr/)?, ov, 6, a kind of rach, an instrument of tor- 

 ture. DioD. 20, 71, p. 458, 64. Joseph. Mace. 8, 



p. 508. Ibid. 9, p. 510. Hes. Karan-eXTT/r, flbos 

 jiaa-avLtrTt]ptov, cos oirXov xcXkoCj', fv a k^apBpovai. ra 

 fie^T] 01 SijjUiot. SuiD. KaTaTrcXriyr, €iSos (CoXaoTTjpi'ou. 

 KaTaTreXxiKo's, t), 6v, belonging to a Cataptdt (KaTaTreXnjs). 



Poltb. 11, 11, 3. 



Substantively, ra KaTaTreXnKd, SC. lirj^avrjiiaTa. Po- 

 LTB. 9, 41, 5. 



(carairepiEifu = TrepUtpt Strengthened by Kara. Poltb. 

 5, 67, 2. 



Karanepovda (vepovda), tO buckle Or closp tight. POLTB. 



6, 23, 1 1 UvKvais Tols Xoj3('(rt KaratrfpovuiVTai avTo. 

 KaTaTttTatrpa, aros, to, {KaraTiiTavvvfii) curtain, veil. Sept. 



Ex. 26, 31. Num. 3, 10. 26. 2 Par. 3, 14. 



KaTanifinpTiiii {mp.npr]iii), to hum tip. POLTB. 14, 4, 10. 

 KaTamtTTfva (TTiarevw), to eonjide, trust to, intransitive. 

 POLYB. 2, 3, 3 VLaTatntmiaavres rais ISiais Svudfifvi. 

 2. Transitive, to intrust, confide to. Phot. 256, 



p. 471, 35 Ttjv KaTaTr(7ri.iTTevp(i>r]v alra SiaKovlav, arising 



from the active construction KaTairiareietv n nvi. 

 KaTa-rrKayiis, is, ((edTOTrX^o-CTw) jyanic-slricLen, /ctiTrXayfii. 



PoLTB. 1, 7, 6 KaraTrXayeif yfp6p.eiioi rfjv e(f>oBov avTOV. 

 KarairXriKTtKas, adv. of KaTankrjKTiKas. DiOD. 1, 48. 

 KaranXafia, aros, to, = KaBdnXmiia. APOCK. Nicod. 



Euangel. I, A, 1, 2, as a various reading. 

 Karanovia, to overcome, overpotcer, subdue. DiOD. 14, 



115, p. 729, 19. Plct. I, 688 D. 1007 D. II, 



1130 D. 



KaTanoinoa = KaTanovrl^ai. TheOPII. Cont. 301, 6. 

 KOTunopdopai {nopeiop,at) , to go back to one's country, to 



be restored to one's country, in earlier Greek Kanp- 



xopai. PoLYB. 4, 17, 8, et alibi. 

 KaTaTrpfo-^evm {npecrPfiw) , to undertake an embassy against 



any one. Polyb. 23, 11, 8. 

 KaTaTrpotftrBm = npoteadai Strengthened by (card. Po- 



LYB. 1, 77, 3, et alibi. 

 KaTaTrpovopeva {7rpovop€va>), to carry off, as booty or 



prisoners. Sept. Num. 21, 1 KareTrpoevopfva-av e^ 



avTwv alxpoKcoaiav. Jud. 2, 14 Karenpovopevaav avTovs. 

 KaraTtpoTfpko) (npoT^pfw), to s^irpass. PoLTB. 1^ 47, 9 



KaTanpoTcpovpfvos fie ro'is iTTLlSaTLKols. 16, 10, 1 Kara- 



TTpoTfpovpevr^v Ttjv <f)d\ayya Tais eiix^pftais. DiOD. 17, 



33, p. 184, 44 KaraTTpOTtprjiTai tS>v HcpuHv. 

 KarapdKTrjs for KarappdKTrjs 1. DiOD. 1, 30 Oi KarapaKrai 



TOU NftXou. 



2. For KaTappaKTTjs 2. Sept. 4 Reg. 7, 19. 

 KOTapdopai, to curse, with the accusative. Sept. Num. 



22, 6. 



KaTdpa(Tis, eas, J}, (KaTapaopai) a cursing. SePT. Num. 



23, 11 Elf Kordpacnu e\dpoiv /iov. 



KaTapfpfieiio {pepfifvai), to cause to wander, KnTapop^eioi, 



TrXapda. Sept. Num. 32, 13, as a various reading. 



