Kyd-«, f. fow, v.a.: 1. Act.: Zo
trouble, distress, etc.—2. Mid.:
xyS-opnat, f. Ep. cexadfioouat,
(“To trouble one’s self,” ete. ;
hence) a. With Gen.: Zo dis-
tress one’s self for or concern-
ing; to be troubled, grieved,
or concerned, about ; v. 56.—
b. In Part. pres.: Caring for
a person.—8. Pass.: #1j5-opat,
To be troubled, grieved, etc.
KjAov, ov, n.: 1. An arrow;
a dart.—2. The shaft of an
arrow [akin to Sans. ¢alya,
“an arrow,adart”]..
1. «yp, «npds, f. [K*hp,
“ Kér ”; the goddess of death |
Death, doom, etc.
2. «tip, xjpos (contr. from
xéap),n. The heart [akin to
Sans. frid, “the heart ”].
Kijpuxe, Kipvxes, nom. dual
and plur. of «hpué.
aipu§, vxos, m. [ = Khpuk-s;

fr. xypun, root of xnpioce,


( One who makes proclama-

tion’; hence) A herald.
xlev, Ion. for éxcev, 3. pers.
sing. imperf. ind. of «lo.
KiAAa, ns, f. Kella or Cilla;


a city of the Troad. Accord-


ing to the Scholiast on Homer,
it was built by Pelops in
memory of his _ charioteer
Killos, who died suddenly.
” xt-véw, f. vhow, v. a.: 1.
Act.: Zo move, set in motion.
—2. Pass.: xi-véopat vovpat,
p. (xexl-)ynpat, 1. aor. (dx:-)
vhOnv, 1, fut. vnO@hoouc:, To be
set in motion; i.e. to go;
v. 47 (akin to Sans. root ¢vI,
in meaning of “to go’’; hence,
in causal force, literally, “to
cause to go”’].
ktvnOels, eioa, &v, P. 1. aor.
pass. of xtvéw.-

xtydvw, f. xxhoouat, v. a.
To light upon, meet with, find,
discover.—N.B. The pres. opt.
xtxelny, and the Ep. pres. subj.
'xsxelw, are formed fr. the


obsol. «fynps.
xtyel@; see xixdave at end.
kt-w, v.n. Zo go [fr. same
Sans. root as «i-véw; see
xivéw |.
«tay, ovoa, ov, P. pres. of
Ktw.
