KoKovdpxo^ 



599 



Ka, 



piriv 



KciKovapxos, ov, 6, = Kavovapxis- PtOCII. 2, 59. 



KaXdr, fj, dv, good. Substantively, to koKov, good. Ptoch. 



2, 48G 'YTrdyatve fie to koKov, Go til peace. 

 jcaXd^cDfof, ij, ov, (xaXds, <pavrj) heaiitiful-voiced, that sings 



sweetly. Ptoch. 2, 78. 

 (caXoi/'ouvKmjf, ^i o> {'^owt^a) good provider or caterer. 



Ptoch. 1, 116. 

 Ka'Xrfa, as, 7, (calceus, Italian calza) stocking. Cu- 



Eor. 13, 11. 38, 5. 



Ka/iapava, aaa, ajiivos, {Kafidpa) to arch the neci, to raise 

 the head like a spirited horse. Hence to stalk. Ni- 

 CET. 674, 27. (See also r/jap^iyXido), in the Glossary, 



and compare HeS. KareKapapaicriv, Karevrj^pwcv.) 



Kapaptoiifvos, ij, ov, p)^Oud ; as IIoC eicrat koI Sev (pal- 

 vecrai, Kafiapajiive a<j)ivn] ; 

 KapepdpLos, ov, 6, camerarius, chamberlain. Flo- 



EEXT. 17 D. 



Kajiiros, ov, 6, field, ground of a picture. CcROP. 14, 8. 



Kajinoaos, rj, ov, {xav, jrdcros) SOme, OKairoiTOS. PtOCH. 2, 



554. 



(cd/jTrdo-ar, adv. of Kapitoaos, at all. CONQUEST. Upd- 



\oy. 107 ^rippa yap to ^pvcrivov ovbev to iirapade^^rr] 



Elf TTiv K^paKriv rou KapTroo'ios va tov to t)(Ovv ^d\ei. 

 Kavdpiov, ov, to, canary-bird. Schol. Arist. Nub. 



157 (Adnot. in Schol.). 

 Kavhrj\o<T^i<TTT]s, rj, 6, ((cayS^Xa, a^lvvvpC) lamp-extin- 



guisher. 



2. The name of an insect, KavSrjXocrpfaTpa 2. 



Schol. Nicand. Ther. 763. 

 Kavhr]\oti^i(jrpa, as, rj, female lamp-extinguisher. 



2. The name of an insect, KavhrjKoa^e<rn}s 2. 



TzETZ. Chil. 9, 964. 

 Kav (Is, any one, anybody, or simply any. Ptoch. 2, 



135. 186. 277. 



Kav66)(Oipos, ov, o, = dKavd6\oipos. NOJI. COTELER. 317 



Kav66xipos, incorrectly. DocAS. 60, 18. (See also 



(T)(avr^6xotpos.) 

 Kavovdpxis, ov, 6, prompter, the reader who gives the 

 line to the singer at church, KciKovdpxos. The Kavo- 

 vdpxis reads a small portion of the troparion to be 

 sung, and the singer sings it after him. Curop. 44. 

 [Compare SOCR. 5, 22, p. 296, 9 'AvayvSia-Tai Ka\ 



in-oySoXeif. The modern Kavovdpxrjs owes his exist- 

 ence partly to the scarcity of books, and partly to the 

 illiteracy of the singer.] 



KavoviCo), la-a, ladrjv, ta-ptvos, to impose penance upon a 

 penitent sinner; said of the confessor. NoM. Co- 

 TELER. 151. 527. 



KavT^iXtpios, ov, 6, ==: KayxeWdpios. CiNN. 141, 12. 



Kdn-a, as, t], Swedish kappa, Italian cappa, a thick 

 woollen cloak with a hood. Ptoch. 1, 361. [Com- 

 pare the Turkish pN3p, kabak or kapak, a 

 covering. Also, pOflp, to shut, close : liJp, ffoor, 

 gate.'] 



Kairdaiv for Karrda-iov. NiCET. 328, 25. 



Kanda-tov, ov, to, a kind of cap. JSTiCET. 171, 29, et 



alibi. CuEOP. 37, 13. 

 KaneravlKLov, ov, to, (KaneTdvos) the district commanded by 



a chieftain. Nicet. 122, 25. 



KamTavios, ov, 6, = KaTTirdvos. PhRAN. 254, 22, et alibi. 

 KaneTavos, ov, 6, = KaTTiTdvos. CONQUEST. IlpoXoy. 



235. 



KaTTirdveos, ov, 6, = Kamrdvos. DuCAS. 321, 16. 

 KaniTavios, ov, 6, = KairiTdvos. PhRAN. 197, 5 KairrjTd- 



vws, incorrectly. 

 Kairirdvos, ov, 6, Italian eapitano, captain, chief- 

 tain, chief, KaireTavfos, KantTavios, KaweTavos, Kane- 

 Tavios. DuCAS. 324, 2. 



KajTov (Kav, iTov) somewhere, SkSttov. Ptoch. 1, 153. 

 2. Somewhither, to some place. 



KapaPtSa, as, fj, ^KapaPis) the crawfish. 



Kapaxd^a, as, 17, magpie, Coi-vus Pica. NoJi. Coteler. 



317. 

 Kap^ovvdpia, av, Ta, (Kap^ovvov) place where coal is Sold 



or kept. CoDiN. 89, as a proper name. 



Kap^ovvov, ov, TO, = Kappav. NiCET. 406, 24. 



KnpSla, as, v, heart, as of a cabbage. Ptoch. 2, 195. 

 KappeCfjv, TO, Turkish ♦fQ'pp, crimson. Phran. 146, 

 13 Ka^dSiov Kappe^fjv, Crimson caftan. (See also 



Kpepi^i, KpiplCtv.) 

 KapovKi, Lov, TO, := Kapoiov. 

 Kap6<f>a\\ov, ov, TO, = Kapvo^vWov. PtOCH. 2, 166, as 



a various reading. 

 Kaptrlv for KttpTTiov, ov, TO, (Kapcjios) hellebore, Helleborus 



