/ivKcovai 



606 



liv\<avis, a, o, (/xuXan/) miller. Ptoch. p. 280. 

 fiupifm, i<ra, h6riv, to-fi/vof, to smell of, to emit an odor, in 

 classical Greeli Sfw. Ptoch. 2, 591. 



2. Tb smell of, inhale an odor, in classical Greek 

 o<r<}>pati'oii.ai. 



Mid. fivp'iCotiai, to smell, scent, perceive by the 

 organs of smell. Ptoch. 2, 262 Mwpifo;»ai' ■n]v pxina 



TTjv, els Spe^tv [i€ (pipvci. Id. p. 279. 

 fivpoXoyS), as, ijaa, tjBtjv, ijfiivos, (/ivpoXoyeta) tO mouni, 



bewail. 



Also, to sing funeral dirges. Kai jrotoi' va kXoi/'u 



djro TOUff Suo, TTOtof va p.vpoKoyr)fTtii ; 



p.vpaSla, as, ij, {i^^pov, ofw) «/neff, otfor, fragrance. 



Ptoch. 2, 391. 

 li.v(TTpi, lov, TO, (jLviTTplov) trowcl, uscd \)j buUdcrs. 

 livarplov, ov, to, {fivarpov) spoon made out of a crust of 



bread, \/c<i)/i6r koCKos. Eust. 1476, 63. 

 Mb/jo, as, rj, = Moipeas. BoiSS. Ill, 117. 119. 124. 

 Mapaias = Mapias. CONQPEST. passim. 

 Mapias, a, 6, Morea, Mapa, the ancient Peloponnesus. 



Phran. 96, 8. 

 ILwpodaiipacTTos, ov, {fiapos, Bavpa^a) wondering at trifles, 



admiring trifies. Hence, silly, credulous, easily 



gulled. Canan. 466, 17. 472, 6. 

 papoTTovrjpos, i), ov, (novripos) = papoKaKoijBris. 

 va {ijv! rjvl! en!), inter), behold! there! 



2. Used also as a verb, take (in Homer r^), in 



•vv'liicli sense it has vare for its plural. Ptoch. 1, 



120 Na TO, iraiSlv pov, dyopaae ^opBoKoiXa a-rapevov. 



va (Iva), that, denoting the object (immediate or remote) 

 of the verb preceding it. Ptoch. 1, 57 *Av flcXgr va 

 dieXioTjs. 1, 136 'AvaKopnovfTai va wiaa^ to Kovra^-iv. 



1, 246 Ti pe Xe'ysf va ttoiVw ; (Compare Introduc- 

 tion, § 88, 1.) 



2. It may become the subject of eve or evt (larl) 

 followed by a neuter adjective. Ptoch. 1, 359 

 'KaXXwx ^TOK va 'rpwyes avToiJTOv to p(\aviv. 2, 507 

 KoXXtox Tov V ajtiOavev 6 pova^os ixelvos. (Compare 



Introduction, § 88, 4.) 



3. AVith the aorist indicative it may express a 

 wish referring to past time. Ptoch. 2, 206 Na tIjv 



linaaa ! 2, 207 Na t^k iviacra ! 



So after av norc with the imperfect. Nicet. 500, 



22 'Av TTOTe iva i<f>p6vri^(s kqi eVf/xeXoO / 



4. The aorist subjunctive with va (Jva) may be 

 equivalent to the future indicative. Ptoch. 1, 76 

 seq. 2, 504 'Uptis va cr" iyKoKtcrapev 's tov Syiov 

 /Sao-tXca. NiCET. 304, 26 Els jSorpox dyovpldos poXis 

 Iva fvpji Tts plav pSiyav wpipov. (Compare Introduc- 



TION, § 92.) 



5. When permission or advice is asked, va is used 

 with the present or aorist subjunctive, in which case 

 the answer expected is yes or no. Ptoch. 1, 112 



Na TOV f iTTw Vi yiade to ypappariKov va C'I'rjl ! Shall 1 

 tell him, " Bring him up a scholar that he may get 

 along in the world " ? 



6. With the present or aorist subjunctive, vd may 

 express indignation or contempt. Ptoch. 2, 316 



'EKftvoi va \opTalvov<TiV, k eyia va pfj ^opTaiva ; ( Com- 

 pare Introduction, § 89.) 



7. When no definite answer is expected, vd (iva) 

 takes the present or aorist subjunctive. Ptoch. 1, 

 142 IIoT€ yap €K TOV lap^ov va ipayo) KoapoKpaTup ; 

 1, 146 Iloo'our va TrXf^o). 2, 153 Tit va to iTvyypd(^ri ; 

 NiCET. 598, 24 nSj Iva . . . . (rnjaavrai ; 783, 23 

 Ti iva yevapeda ; CONQUEST. UpoXoy. 202 Tt va o-e 

 Xeyia to TroXXa ttoXXoicis va ^apuaai ; 



So in indirect questions of the same class. Ptoch. 



1, 234 Oii< e)(a> tI va ipdyto. 1, 315 Kai to yjrapiv 

 imdvpS) noTe va to ^^opTairti). 2, 123. 222 HvKvoyvpi- 

 (opevos pfj vd '^pco Kav aavpiSiv. 



8. With the aorist indicative in an apodosis it 

 may be said to correspond to the classical av in the 

 same connection. Ptoch. 1, 90 *Av /i' eXeurav to 



ypappara (cai padava T()(viTr]s 'Att' avrovs ottov Kapvovaiv 

 TO KXatrara Kai ^oCcriv, Na 'pa6a T€}(yTjv (cXajroiT^v. 



9. With the present or aorist subjunctive va may 

 denote /)urpose. Ptoch. 1, 122 Aos pe va irpoyeva-a- 

 pat, Ka\ t6t( va ttct^ovo). 1, 148. 149 "Opprjaa Ta^a 

 Ka\ iyoi TOV va yevS> T^ayydprjs (equivalent tO ToC ye- 

 veaBai). 



So negatively. Id. 1, 132 BXc'ttc va pr) Ppd^rj, See 

 that it is not boiling {too hot). 

 voKKa, at, 17, Anglo-Saxon s n a c c , Swedish s n a k k a , 



