T^aKtcTfia 



615 



Topveaiv 



2. In the passive, to be wrecked, as a ship. Nickt. 

 426, 24 ToC T^oKiadevTos Kapa^iov. [It seems to be an 

 onomatopoeia. Compare the Persian jriCDu'j shi- 

 kas-tan, to breal:'] 

 TfoKto-fta, aros, to, (rfaicifo)) fragment, piece. NiCET. 

 203, 26. 



2. In the plural TfaKicr/xaxa, airs, coquettish airs. 



3. A hreahing, the act of breaking. 



4. Fold, as of any kind of cloth, b'mKa. 

 T^aKVOv, ov, TO, (KayKavov) dry Stick. NiCET. 332, 25. 

 T^aKova, ana, adr/v, afievos, tO catch, tO get hold of. 



PtOCH. 2, 186 Mij va T^aKuxTU) mvoKav Kavivav eis Toy 

 X^lpas. (Compare ctoko^, in the Glossary.) 

 rfaXaTrarS, as, rjo-a, ij^ijw, ij/ievos, (Xdf, Trariai) to trample 



under foot. Schol. Arist. Nub. 552, as a various 

 reading. 

 TCam-^aXtapis, i, o, (rfaiTfaXov) one in rags. Ptoch. p. 

 314. 



T^atn^dXtapovT^ovptxos, ov, 6, (r^avT^oKiapis, r^ovpixos) 



ragamuffin. Ptoch. 2, 558. 



TCavT^aKofpopfpevos, t), ov, {r^avT^a'Kov, <popai) worn to rags, 



all the worse for wear. Ptoch. 1, 67. 

 T^aoia-ios, ov, o, Persian and Turkish {J'IXJIj tshaiish, 



T 



messenger of state, T^ia^ovats, a-taovs. Curop. 10, 17. 

 23, 22. 



T^aira, as, tj, ((rKdimo, a^KatrdfTj) Spanish zap a, hoe. 

 (See also T^airlov, in the Glossary.) 



T^apov)(i, lov, TO, = T^epPov\ov, aep^ov^ov. 



T^epPovXt, wv, TO, = T^fpl3ov\ov, (Tfp^ovKoti. Heard at 



Thasos. 

 rfevSifca, lera, (rfeuSof) to lisp. NiCET. 549, 25. 

 TfcuSdr, T], ov, that lisps. (It is an onomatopceia.) 

 rfia/Sovo-tt, t, 6, plural T^ia^ovathes, := T^aoixnoi. DUCAS. 



65, 19. 

 T^tyapl^a, lira, la6j}v, urpivoi, to fry, as onions chopped 



up fine. It implies frequent stirring with a spoon. 



Ptoch. 2, 429. 437, where it is used tropically. [It 



is an onomatopoeia, and may be compared with the 



classical o-ifo)-] 

 T^lKva, as, rj, ((cviVo-a ? ?) the smell arising from roasted 



or burnt meat. Ptoch. 1, 230, et alibi. 

 T(ip.ovpiov, OV, TO, (rfifiTrS) tick or tike, an insect, T^ipnov- 



pi. Lex. BoTAN. KpoTinv, to T^ipovpiov, O Ka\ KpOTW- 

 viov Xtyerat. 



T^tpnovpi, LOV, TO, = T^tpOvptOV. 



T^ipTTO), as, iJCTO, ^drjv, Tjptvos, to pincll. 



2. To peck, like a fowl. Ptoch. 2, 261. 



T^ivT^vi^ia, as, fj, (TfiWfu^ov) Zizyphiis Vulgaris, fifu^e'a. 



T^lvT^v(^ov, ov, TO, (^i^vrjyov) the fruit of the zizyphits. 



TCovjSaXov, ov, TO, Persian vNIJI, dzhuwal, Turkish 

 tshuval or tshuwal, sack. Nicet. 257, 25. 



Tfoufo), ov^a, to smart. (Compare t^oCk^o, in the Glos- 

 sary.) 



T^oiCo), ov^a, oixd'jv, ovy/ievor, sugo, to suck, imbibe, 

 as wine. Not to be confounded with the preceding. 



T^ovKa, as, ^, earthen pot, r^ovKoXa, t^ovkoKi. PtOCH. 1, 



188. 2, 204. Nicet. 397, 29. [It seems to be a 

 corruption of the Latin coqua, female cook. It 

 has no connection with the Italian zucca. See also 

 T^ovKaXa, and its derivatives. For the commutation 

 of K, TZ, compare KayKavov Tfajcvov.] 



T^ovKoKa, as, rj, (coculum) r= T^ovKa. 



T^ovKoKas, a, 6, [r^ovKoKa) potter. 



TfouKoXi, «oC, TO, = T^OUKoXa, T^OUKa. 



T^ovKaKoKccfvva, to, equivalent to T^ovKoXia Ka\ \ayvvta. 



Nicet. 193, 26 TfouraXoXayira. 



T^ovKaXovSa, as, fj, dimin. of T^ouraXa. Ptoch. 2, 205. 

 T^ovKvlda, as, rj, (kvISt)) nettle, the Urtica of botanists. 



Schol. 0pp. Hal. 2, 429. [The syllable xfou- 



seems to be a reduplication.] 

 T^ovpi.x°ayios, ov, 6, (r^oipixos) an opprobrious epithet 



applied to monks. Tzetz. Chil. 9, 275. 

 Tfovpi^of, ov, an opprobrious epithet of obscure origin. 



Tzetz. Chil. p. 503, in the Index. Ptoch. p. 314, 



written T^ovpovxos. 

 T^ovo-T/ja, ay, ^, Italian giustra, just, at tournaments, 



T^ovarpia, VT^oiaTpa. CONQUEST. 2042. 

 T^ovtrrpta, as, f), = r^oiaTpa. Cant. I, 205, 14. 

 Tfo'^a, as, fi, fine woollen cloth, as broadcloth. (See also 



T^oxa in the Glossary.) 

 TmoTa = TinoTC. PtOCH. p. 298. 

 Topvfo-aKiv, TO, dimin. of Topvicnv. Ptoch. 1, 153. 



TOpvklTW for TOpvllTlOV, ov, TO, = TOVpV(<TtV. PTOCII. 1, 



107. 2, 88. 



