ffvvTvy')(aiva) 



614 



T^aKi^O) 



awTvyx"''"'' ^= avvrvxalva. Cant. Ill, 94. 



avvTvxaiva, aor. v\a, {(rvvrvyxovai) to speak, to speak to. 



Ptoch. 1, 252, et alibi. Nicet. 646, 27, et alibi. 



Conquest, n p o X o 7 . 68 Tavra roiis irvvrvxalvei. 



231 lOV fOVVTVXC- 



aipiia, aros, TO, {<Tvpa>) wire. EUST. 1645, 44. NiCET. 



246, 25. 



trvpfiOTtivos, rj, ov, (avpfia) of wire. NiCET. 758, 26 



ras (TVpiiareiios, write wpparetvovs. CcROP. 13, 8. 

 avpva = crvpa. PlOCH. 1, 350. 2, 400. NiCET. 



235, 27, et alibi. 



trucryovSoi/, see <ri<ryou8oi'. 



<rv(rn], sec aeiarr). 



(r(j)aKe\iCa>, itra, iadriv, tcrpivot, {a<f)aKf'Xos, the middle Jill ffer) 



= /loun-fwo). DuCAS. 277,6 KaTOTrrvciv Kai oveiSl^dv 



/eai <T(paK(\l^fiv Toiis Pofialovs. (See also <f)aa-K(X6v<i>.) 

 tr^aKeXov, ov, to, = p.ovvT^a 2. (See also (j)a<TKe\ov.) 

 <r<j)dxn]s, ij, o, (<T(f>aKTris) twinge, sudden sharp pain, the 



classical o-^aicfXor. Ptoch. 2, 286. 

 <r(t>iKTa, adv. of <t(J)ikt6s, tightly. Ptoch. 2, 488. 

 cr^ifCTos, Ti, ov, (tr<^tyy(») tight. 



(Txfiovyyiptov, ov, to, {<x<j)oyyos) sponge. NiCET. 457, 23. 

 (T^ouyyaTov, ov, to, (o-<^oyyor) omelet. PtOCH. 1, 130. 

 <r(j>ovYyiC<o, icra, tV^iji', urptvos, (o-i^dyyos) to wipe. 

 axavT^oxoipos, ov, 6, :=^ uKavBoxoipoi, KavBoxoipos. LeX. 



BoTAN. Xfpa-aios {'xtvos .... 

 o-aiXijKa = (TovXfjva. PtOCH. p. 281. 

 acmSi, Sj, a(ra, ^ cnanTa>. PxOCH. 1, 252. 

 TayuTTJipiov, ov, to, = Tayiarpov. DuCAS. 339, 15 ToyTj- 



aTTjpiov, incorrectly. 



ToyKpi. CaNAN. 472 'AXax TayKpv paaovK Maxovperr]. 



If it represents the Turkish II^CO (with a ghain), 

 doghru, or '"IJ^ID (with a ghain), doghri, it 

 must mean straight, onward, or simply on, used as a 

 command. 

 Tapia.6i.ov, ou, to, Damiat, a city in Lower Egypt. CIN^f. 

 279, 6 laplaBi, dative. Nicet. 208, 27. 211, 8 



TapioBov. 

 ToSo, here. Ptoch. 1, 275. 

 Tapnapiov, ov, to, Italian tabarro, English tabby, 



tabard, a kmd of cloak. Nicet. 171, 27. Ccrop. 



13, 11. 



raneivos, ij, ov, poor, denoting tenderness or pity, SoXtjoc. 

 Ptoch. 1, 302. 2, 121. 283. 



Taprepov, ov, to, = Tf rapTrjpov. PtOCH. p. 167, et alibi. 



Topxava, TO, Persian nJND^Ifl; tarkhana, wheat 

 coarsely ground, boiled in sour milk, diied in the 

 sun, and preserved for food. Called also Tpaxavat. 

 ScHOL. Arist. Plut. 1000. 



TOTOf, a, o, lata, dad, daddy, a word used by chil- 

 dren. 



2. Governor, in the sense of tutor, one who has the 



care of a youth, iraiSnywyo't, \aXas. DuCAS. 250, 1 6. 



(Compare the Homeric aTTo.) 



3. Tatas, a Byzantine dignitary. Acrop. 148, 

 16. Pack. I, 512, 5. Cdrop. 10, 16. 23, 20. 



T(ixo(T('i(TTqi, ov, 6, (Tfixot, (rf/o)) woll-shoker, a wai'like 



engine for battering down walls. Ecst. Thessalon. 



Capt. 454, 23. (See also o-«oTij.) 

 T(pn\ov, ov, TO, t em plum, the church of the Holy 



Sepulchre. Cinn. 188, 12 TcpirXov patarap. Master 



of the Templars. 



2. The screen or partition separating the inner 



sanctuary {fiijpa) from the main body of the church. 



It is ornamented with holy pictures. Trric. 59. 



Coteler. m, 512 A. (Compare fcayxeXXoj, in the 



Glossary. 

 TevTova, a(ra, adr/v, apivos, {rivra) to pitch a tent. DuCAS. 



72, 20, et aUbi. 



2. Transitive, to stretch out. 

 TevTo^vXov, ov, TO, plural TevTo^vXa, {rivra, ^i\ov) the 



timber supporting a tent. Nicet. 287, 28. 

 TepvepivTov, ov, to, tournament. Cant. I, 205, 14. 

 TerpaSoirapaaKevov, to, equivalent to TCTpdSrj Kai wapa- 



a-K€VTi, Wednesday arid Thursday. Nom. Coteler. 



417. 

 TcrpaKoKapapaTOS, t], ov, (rerrapfs, ndKapapiov) wearing or 



carrying four inkstands ; implying an extraordinary 



degree of learning. Ptoch. 1, 236. 

 Tfay/cacdr, oC, o, crab. ScHOL. Opp. Hal. 1, 280. 

 TtaraXa, ar, 17, Persian Vxpy, shakal, English 



jackal, an animah Coteler. HI, 505 A. 

 Tfaitt'fm, ta^a, iarSrjv, Krpivos, to break, burst, crack. PtoCH. 



1, 374. Nicet. 203, 25, et alibi. 



