, ven: L. Zo rejoice,
d.—2. In salutations :
‘, Hail !—3. P. pres.:
joyful, delighted ; or,
verbial force, Gladly,
'¥, with joy. — Mid.:
van, f. xapte ewan, 2. aor.
vapéuny for éxapouny =
[akin to Sans. root
“ to desire’ ].
wy, ovga, ov, P. pres.
IW.
y ns, f£. Long flowing
locks ;—at v. 529 in


ewés, 4, dv, adj. Hard
*, sore, grievous.
Ko-Bat-ys, és, adj.
$s, uncontr. gen. warns.
opper ”; Bar-ds, “ that
| trodden”’ (cf. Balvew
ov, “to tread a path ”’),
passable” ] (“ Having

that can be trodden,
assable”’; hence) Of the
of Zeus: With floor of
.—N.B. The second
r of this word is com-
assigned to Ba, root of

But this formation is
Imissible, as adjectives
s have their suffix added
y to the hase.
(


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XaAKds, od, m.: 1. Copper
or (acc. to some) brass.—2.
As made of copper, etc.: 4
hatchet, axe, bill-hook ; v. 286.
X@AKxo-xltwv, xfrwvos, m.
and f. adj. [xadnds, uncontr.
gen. xaAxd-0s, ‘ copper’;
xirdy, “a cuirass ” of soldiers ]
Having a cuirass of copper.
XGpl-eus, ecoa, ev, adj.
[xapt-s (which must have a
theme xdp:, as shown from
the acc. xapi-y; as well as |
xapir, as shown in the forms
Xapir-os, xapit-t, etc.), “ love-
liness ’’] (“ Full of, or abound-
ing in, xapis.”; hence) Lovely,
beautiful.
xaplevta (before a vowel
Xaptevr’), masc. acc. sing. of
xaptess.
xelp, xeipds, f. The hand
[akin to Sans. root HRI, “to
convey,” also, ‘‘to seize ”;—
and so, literally, ‘the con-
veyer or seizer ”’].
xepelwv, ov, comp. adv. [Ep.
