yua 



411 



fiayia-TpuTOV 



M. 



fia, for i/ij, hy, iu affirmations. Theoph. 153, 13 Ma 



Tjjv (raTTjptav aov etpayov aiiTo. 

 /najSXioT^r ^ /xauXio-nyf. PlIOT. Lex. MaoTpOTTor, /ia- 



j3X(0TlJf, TTOpVO^OCrKOS. 



liaydSiov, ov, to, diniin. of /iaydr. LuciAX. Deor. Dial. 

 7,4. 



fiayapl^ai, laa. 1(t6t]v, taiievos, to befoul, pollute, dejile, con- 

 taminate, fio\iiia>. NOM. COTELER. 48 E» Se rvxov 

 ap^aa^Bfi xiito edvovs {injldeh) Koi fiayaptaSg, evXayi/croi/ 

 avTo Ka'i pipoiarov. [So in MODERX GreEK.] 



2. Intransitive, to apostatize, to renounce the 

 Christian religion and adopt Jslamism ; literally, to 

 pollute one's self. Theoph. 614, 11. Theoph. 

 CoxT. 132, 19, et alibi. (See also /uzyapiVijs.) 



[The word is of Semitic origin. Compare the 

 Hebrew nN"int2> draught-house, Xvrpav : D'N"!!!, 

 corresponding to the plural of o-xip.] 



fiayapiKov, ov, to, earthen vessel. Porph. Cer. 467, 2. 

 673, 4. 



jiayaplrqs, ov, 6, (payapi^o) 2) renegade, one who re- 

 nounces the Christian religion and adopts Islamism. 

 Theoph. 484, 2. 525, 4. 673, 16. Theoph. Cont. 

 480, 8. 



fiayas, aSos, ij, the bridge of a stringed instrument. Phi- 

 LOSTRAT. Vit. Sophist. 1, 7, 1, p. 487. Icon. 1, 10, 



p. //8. HeS. Muyas, travts Terpdyoivos ir7ToKV(f>os be^o- 



piVTj T^s Kidapas rds vfvpas xal airOTeXoicTa tov (pdoyyov. 



SUID. 

 fiayyava, fj, vagna, wine-cask. SuiD. Mayyava. 'On to 



oivTjpov dyyuov f k ^v\iou KaT€fTK€vaapftfov payydvav 'ItoXoI 



6vopaCov<Tiv (quoted from an earlier author). Gloss. 



JlJR. 

 parfyavaprji, rj, 6, = payyavapio!. ThEOFH. 398, 8. 

 payyavapiot, ov, 6, (jiayyavov) engineer. Leo. 5, 7. 6, 



27, et alibi. 

 payyaviKos, ij, ov, belonging to payyavov. Substantivelj, 



to payyaviKov, engine. Chron. 537, 2, et alibi. The- 



oph. 581, 6. 589, 6, et alibi. Leo. 6, 27. 14, 83, 

 et alibi. 

 payyavov, ov, to, engine, machine, contrivance, prixavripa, 

 prixM'i). Eus. 6, 43, p. 311, 23. Mauric. 11, 3. 

 CiiRox. 537, 14. Theoph. 59, 2. 60, 14. Hes. 



yiayyava. prj^avrjpaTa. 



2. Bolt of a door. Schol. Arist. Vesp. 155 



BaXavov, tov ^o;(Xok • Kvpias 8f to els tov /xo;(Xoi' <r«dn- 

 ptov, Ka\ovpfv payyavov. Kai ^aXavot, ra payyava Tijs 



K\€tBdjt7€(iiS. 



3. Charm, spell, enchantment, philter, payyavela, 

 yoTjTevpa. Hes. Mayyava, (pappaica, SUrva, yojjTfvpaTa. 

 SriD. Mayyavov, napaSo^ov Ti. Atyerai 6e Kai !j yorjrela 

 payyaveia. 



payyXa^tov = payKXa^wv. TheOPH. CoxT. 174, 23. 



681, 8 TirjTTeiv Tiva payyXd^ia. 

 payyXa^iTTjs = payK\a^tTr)s. PORPH. Adm. 208, 9. 



Theoph. Coxt. 231, 5, et alibi. 

 payeiptaa-a, ijr, ^, (piyeipos) female cook. Sept. 1 Reg. 



8, 13. 



payia = payela. ApocR. Act. PhUipp. in Hellad. 17. 



payiSapis, to cri\<f>tov. LeX. BotaN. 



paylhiov, ov, to, dimin. of payls, a kind of kneading- 

 trough. Arriax. Peripl. Mar. Erjthr. 30. Schol. 

 Arist. Xub. 1248 2<a(j)i8i.ov, Ij paylSwv. 



payia&wv, ov, to, Arabic IJIi'O) mosk or mosque, 



paayrjSiOV, irpoaKwrfTTipiov. TheOPH, 524, 8, as a 



various reading. Porph. Adm. 102, 1. 



pay la-rep, epos, 6, magister, z= pdyiarpos. JsOVELL. 



30, 2. 4. 

 /xayio-Te'pios, a, o:», magisterius. SlMOC*72, 6. 147,3 



MaytffTfptu ap^r). 

 payi<rrrjpiov, ov, to, magisterium, payicrrpwv. Lyd. 



189, 21. 

 payitrrpdrov, ov, to, magistratus. Proc. Ill, 97, 5, as 

 a various reading. Poupu. Adm. 208, 10. 210, 3 

 'ipaTiov payiarpaTOv. 



