^XafivBiv 



565 



'Xpei(^B7)<; 



X\afiv8iv for x^afivSiov, to, dimin. of x^a^vj. Ceuron. 



613, 20. 

 Xy^cvaa-iia, aros, to, (xXevd^O)) moclcery. Sept. Job. 12, 4. 

 xXeui;, ijr, ij, delusion. Mal. 189, 18. 

 xXodfti), to 6e ^rreen. Siiioc. 327, 16 To xXoa'foi' xP"^/""; 



:^ To TTpauivov ^pS>^a, 

 xXwptfa), iVw, (x^Mpdr) to he green. Sept. Lev. 13, 49. 

 xXmpo'r, d, dv, green, as ■wood ; opposed to ^r)p6s, dry. 



Sept. Gen. 30, 37. 



Also, not dry, just picked, as applied to fruit ; 



opposed to ^r)p6s. IxsCR. 123, 23. Athex. 2, 42. 

 Xotpo^oTavov, ov, TO, (xoipos, /Sordi^) purslain, Portulaca 



Oleracea, avSpdxvrj- Psell. 296. (Literally pig- 

 weed.) 

 XOipoypvXKiov, ov, TO, := xo'P<'y/"^XX<os. HeS. XoipoypiIX- 



Xtov, d exivos. 

 XoipoypvWios, OV, 6, (xolpos, ypuXXor) hedgehog ? ? Sept. 



Lev. 11, 6. Ps. 103, 18, with Xaymot; as a various 



reading. Suid. (See also xo'poypvXXtoi/.) * 

 XoipoK€<j)dKos, ov, (xoipor, Kf^aX^) hog-headed. Mal. 



120, 4. 

 Xoipoa<l>dKTr]s, ov, 6, (or^dfeo) one icho butchers swine. 



Attal. 167, 14, as a surname. 

 XoXas, S, 6, = (cdxXor. EuST. 728, 48. . 

 Xo'Kid), ea-a, (xo'Xof) to be angry, to be enraged, 6vfu>vfuu. 



Apocr. Nicod. Euangel. I, A, 9, 2, as a various 



reading. Mal. 362. 

 XoXXaffca, to-u, (xoXSf) to blaclcen tlie edge of the eyelids 



icith kohhol, oTi/3if<a, (rrtppt^a. SIal. 101, 18 Kf- 



XoXXaiCT/ieva txovtra ffK€(j)apa. (See also /tdxXos.) 

 XovSpiTqi, ov, 6, (xdj-Spor) sc. apros, bread made of groats. 



Sept. Gen. 40, 16. Athen. 3, 83. 

 Xopij-yi for xop77«o'') °^> '"Oj Hwe, mortar, cement, dafiiarrjs. 



Conquest. 704 oj rolxot ^a-av v-^rfKo), SKoi pe t6 



Xopriyi. 725 Me iripyovs Koi xoXd Teix^a, oXa pi to 

 Xopij-yi, V. 1. pe Tov do-^e'onjv. [The word is Still 



* In a manuscript Glossary recently discovered by Dr. Charles 

 Beck of Cambridge, this word is defined as follows : C h o i r o - 

 gryllus, animal nan maius ericio, simile muri vel urso, in cavemis 

 petrarum habitans, in Italia abundans. This seems to identify the 

 animal with the Alpine marmot. Wc have given the article as 

 corrected b_v Dr. Beck. (See also p. 578.) 



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heard in Southern Greece. See also iyxdprjyos, 

 eyxapios, in the Glossary.] 

 Xopds, ov, 6, the choir of a church, as applied to the sing- 

 ers, TO (TV<m]pa Taiv (v this cxxXijiriais aSoirratv. TlIEOD. 



Ill, 622 A. Leimox. 162. Sdid. 



'0 Senior x°P°'' The right choir. 'O eiatvpos x°P"*) 

 The left choir. Horol. (Compare Basil. Ill, 



311 B Kai vvv piv Stxs 8tav€pr]6(VTes dvTi\jrdXXov(riv 



dXXjjXots.) 



2. Choir, the place where the church singers 



stand. Leimox. 96. Ttpic. 67. Ptoch. 2, 611. 

 Xopo^TTOTqi, ov, 6, {x°P^^f t<rTTipt) leader of a chorus. 



Balsam, ad Concil. Laod. 15 Tois x°P''<"'dras twu 



KovSaKiwv. 

 xopraaia, at, ^, (xoprd^o) a filling, satiety. Sept. Prov. 



24, 15. IxscR. 5128. Apocr. Act et Martyr. 



Matt. 2. Basil. HI, 101 A. 

 xdprairpa, aros, to, (xoprdfto) provender, fodder, forage. 



Sept. Gen. 24, 25, et alibi. Poltb. 9, 4, 3. 



XopTopavici), rjo-a, (^x°P'''°^> paltiopai) tO run to graSS, as a 



field. Sept. Prov. 24 (24), 31. 

 xpdopat, to use. With the accusative. Mal. 5, 4. 



Theoph. 314, 10. 

 Xpei'o, as, 7), necessity, need. Ejs tj)v xpf'i-av izlTn-eiv, To be 



needed, or needful. Diod. 1, 3, p. 7, 56 Ou pdSwv 



ev7roprj(Tai tuiv els Trjv xpclav irtTTTOvaaiv fil^Xwv. 



Tts ij XP*'" '■ ^hat need is there ? What is the 

 necessity ? Athax. I, 58 A Ti's ^ XP^'<» '■<>'' ^$ "PXV^ 



KOT (iKova 6eov yevtaBai tov avBpamov ; PORPn. Adm. 

 242, 3 Tis »} XP^^^ ^^^ Xaov TQ>v dypaploiv ttjs (ptdXrjs 

 iv bva\v f^ovalais Siaipe'io'Bat. 



2. Privy, necessary, dvayKalov, KOTrpwv, Xvrpav. Am- 



PHiL. 200 D (spurious). PoRPn. Cer. 699, 13. 



HeS. QaKfvovoi, KaBrjvTai els Tas XP^^"'- (Compare 



Athax. I, 341 D Ela^XSev els Saxas as 8id xP^tas 



yaoTpos.) 

 XpeioKos, rj, ov, (xpf'a) necessary. AitRiAX. Peripl. Mar. 



Erythr. 16 Xptiaicoif 'Apayjri, Arab servants. 

 XpeiaSrjs, fs, (jcpfla) needftd, necessary, useful. Sctmn. 



813. Plut. II, 353 E, et alibi. Luciax. Amor. 



38. Lyd. 220, 11, with the dative. 



Substantively, to xp^tuSer, that which is needful, 



