yKvTQVOi 



593 



Sia^a 



yKvTuva), axra, onjiivos, to deliver, save, tyXvTovas. 



2. Intnmsltive, to escape. Nicet. 445, 22. 657, 



25 e'yXiVwo-ay, incorrectly. 

 yveia = v(va>. Ptocii. 2, 400, as a various reading. 

 yofiaros, i), ov, =: yf/iaroy. NiCET. 101, 27. 

 yovarov, ov, to, (yom) hiee. NiCET. 288, 24. 

 yoiXa, as, tj, the esculent root of beets, carrots, and the 



like. Ptoch. 1, 214. [Compare the ancient kov- 



\6s, German Kohl, English cole.] 



yovKas, a, 6, = KOvKas. CONQUEST. 6886. 



yovna, as, f], = ^ovira, /3oco\|', /Sm^. 



yovpyovpos, ov, 6, gurgulio, weasand, guUet, the ancient 



yapyapeav. PtOCH. 2, 612. NiCET. 606, 24, 



yovpovviv {or yovpovvtov, ov, TO, (grunnio, grunnitus) 

 piff, xoipiStov. TzETZ. Chil. 12, 514. 



ypafifxariKos, ov, 6, notary, clerk, secretary, vordpios. Pacii. 

 I, 59, 12. Cdrop. 41, 7. 



ypavar^a, as, rj, a kind of rohe, called also Xan-arfar. 



CuROP. 63, 18. 



ypfjyopos, ov, =: iypfjyopos. IiEX. SCHED. 45. 



ypoiRO), ar, rjara, riBrjV, rjpfvos, (SypoiKOs) to perceive, to 

 understand, aypoiKio, iypoiK<b, KaTokap^ava. PhrAN. 

 422, 19. 21, written ypiKw; as a various reading. 

 [In good Greek aypoiKa would mean to he SypoiKos, 

 boorish, cloxvnisli, roxigh, uncxdtivated, hence ignorant. 

 In process of time the illiterate, by omitting the 

 A privative, used ypotKw in an opposite sense. The 

 modern dypoiKu and lypoixm are formed by prefixing 

 A and E to ypoiKM. The first of these trisyllabic verbs 

 coincides in form with the original aypoiKa, but must 

 not be regarded as identical with it.] 



yv^evTi^o), lira, IoStjv, iirptvos, to J^roclaim, Krjpvaaia. Ni- 

 CET. 790, 28 'Eyu^ciTife prj ToX/iijtrai Tiva. 



yv\t<TTfp!.s, iSos, f], (ykiuTpSi) = rpaCXov, which see. (See 

 also yXia-TpiSa. The name was apparently suggested 

 by the mucilaginousness of the plant.) 



yvpfva, evaa, to search for. NiCET. 85, 24 Tvpeiav to 

 ^aaBivTa npaypoTa. 



yvpl^<i>, lo-a, ladrjv, tcrpevos, {yvpos) transitive, to turn, 

 titrti around. 



Mid. yvpl^opai, to go around. Ptoch. 2, 435 '2 

 T^K yXaKTaav pov yupifcTae. 



2. Intransitive, to turn, turn around. Codin. 119. 

 20. 



3. Intransitive, to return, iina-Tp((poi. 



yvpia-pa, aros, to, (yvpl^a) a turning, turning around. 



PTOCn. 2, 212, pranks, capering. 

 2. Return, c'7rio-Tpo</)^. 

 yi> for e-yci. Ptoch. 1, 234, et alibi. 

 yavihaTos, rj, ov, (ycovta, yaviStovj angidar. As a slang 



term it means big, huge. Ptoch. 2, 107. 

 batpoviKov, ov, TO, (SaijuowKos) evil spirit, demon, dalpav, 



Saipoviov. NOJI. COTELER. 75. 



BaKTvXldi, lov, TO, (SaxrijXtoj) ring. Lex. Sched. 594. 

 SapaKiv, dimin. of Saptv. Ptoch. 2, 224 Kal p6\is va 



pas (j)epova-w BvvvoKoppav dapdxiv. 



Adverbially, a little. Id. 2, 470 Kal iraprjyoptjpa 



piKpov evpl<TKopev Sapaxiv. 



Bapa(TKrjvov, ov, to, (Sa/nacrKijvov) plum. PtOCH. 1, 210. 



Sapiv, neuter pronoun, someiohat, a little, SKlyov, Koppanv. 

 Ptoch. 1, 183 Aos kuI pivav rptcpTovT^tKov Sapiv va 

 povKavlo'co. 1, 338 Aoy pe oXlyov (VTfpov, 805 pe 8ap\v 

 paa-rapiv. [It would seem that oiSepta, the feminine 

 of ovSels, suggested a neuter form oiSeplov. The 

 ignorant then, imagining that this adjective was com- 

 pounded of ov and Sepiov, found no diificulty in using 

 Sfplnv (corrupted into Saplov, Baptv) in the sense of 

 the indefinite pronoun ti. See also pt6 below, and 

 compare ypoiKtS.] 



SaveiKos, 1], ov, (Sdj/fiov) borrowed. PtOCH. 1, 311. 

 2. Loaned, lent. 



helvas, 6, r= Scica. NOM. COTELER. 340. 



beme^ri = BeKae^. CONQUEST. Hpo'Xoy. 126. 



dfKavinov, ov, TO, {ScKavos) Staff, wand, baton, biKavUiov. 



Phran. 305, 5 seq. 

 fie'v (oiSeV), negative adverb, equivalent to the classical 



ov, non, not. Ptoch. 1, 71, v. 1. ovk. Phran. 422, 



21 Acv aypoiKovv Ka\a. 

 Seira, adv. here, iSw. Boiss. Ill, 104 *EXa StTra. (See 



also fXa.) 

 Sm'/Sa, 2 aor. imperat. 2 pcrs. sing, from Sin/SaiVm, to 



pass through. 



2. As an indeclinable neuter substantive it means 



a passing, way. Ptoch. 2, 114 'EpuTi^cre 's t6 dia^a 



