HOMER Flashcards
δαμάζω
to overpower, conquer, subdue, tame
ὄρνυμι
to stir up
μνηστήρ
suitor
τίκτω
to engender
τεῦχος
tool, implement
ἐσθλός
noble, fine, good
ὦμος
shoulder
θοός
swift, quick, nimble
αἶψα
forthwith, suddenly, at once, directly, quickly
ἔοικα
to be like, look like (+dat.); to seem likely, probable (+inf.)
ὄλλυμι
to destroy, kill; to lose; to perish, die
ἄνωγα
to command, order, bid
χέω
to pour
ἀμφότερος
each of two, both
ἧμαι
to be seated; to sit
λαμβάνω
to take
δύω
to sink, plunge
ἐάω
to permit, allow (+ acc. + inf.); to let go, dismiss
ὀτρύνω
to stir up, rouse, egg on, spur on, encourage
βία
bodily strength, force, power, might
χρώς
skin, flesh
πέλω
to be, become; to be in motion
ἱκάνω
to come, arrive
ἐρύω
to drag, draw; to rescue
κλισία
a place for lying down; hut, cot, cabin
πυκινός
close, compact
ναίω
to dwell, abide
ἄλοχος
bedfellow, spouse
ἀπαμείβομαι
to reply, answer
αἰνός
awful, dreadful, dire, grim
ἀχεύω
to grieve, mourn, sorrow
κίω
to go
μέμαα
to wish eagerly, strive, yearn, desire
θύρη
door
κλύω
to hear
μίγνυμι
to mix, mingle
τέρπω
to delight, gladden; to enjoy
κῦμα
swell, wave, billow; something swollen
ἄψ
backwards, back, back again
δείδω
to fear, dread; to stand in awe of
ἦτορ
the heart (as seat of thoughts and passions)
κλειτός
renowned, famous
λανθάνω
to escape notice; (mid. and pass.) to forget
φώς
wight, man
ῥέζω
to do, act, deal
ἐρῶ
I will say
κέλομαι
to urge on, exhort, command
δίφρος
the chariot-board; seat
κάρα
head
αὐδάω
to utter, speak
μέλλω
to be about to; to be destined to
ἀμύνω
to ward off
φαεινός
shining, radiant
οἴχομαι
to go; to be off; to depart
ἠμί
to say
κῆρυξ
herald
ὅμιλος
crowd, throng
εὐνή
bed
κῆρ
heart
εἷμα
garment
μῆλον
sheep, goat
νέομαι
to come, go, return
τλάω
to take upon oneself; to bear, suffer, undergo, endure
τρέφω
to nourish; to cherish; to bring up, rear
σάκος
shield
πολύμητις
of many counsels or devices; crafty, shrewd
ἀραρίσκω
to join, fit together
ἔνδον
within, inside
γλαφυρός
hollow
θέω
θέω1: to run θέω2: to shine, gleam
σεύω
to put into quick motion, set going rapidly
κήρ
goddess of death; doom, fate, bane, ruin, calamity
ἅρμα
chariot
νήπιος
infantile, helpless, unwitting, childish
ἀργαλέος
painful, troublesome, grievous
κλαίω
to weep, lament, wail
μάκαρ
blessed, happy
γείνομαι
to be born; to bear, beget
κῦδος
glory, renown
πέπνυμαι
(lit., to have breath); to be conscious, wise, discreet, prudent
πειράω
to attempt, endeavour, try
ἕννυμι
to clothe
μέλω
to be a concern to, to be an object of care for
πίων
fat, plump, rich
ἀείρω
to lift, raise up
αἰγίοχος
aegis-holding (epithet of Zeus)
ἕλκω
to draw, drag
φαίδιμος
shining, radiant, glistening
λίσσομαι
to beg, pray, entreat, beseech
πόρω
to furnish, offer, present, give
ὗς
boar, swine, hog
σῖτος
grain, bread, food
σχεδόν
near; hard by
τίω
to honour, value, treasure
τρέπω
to turn
λυγρός
baneful, mournful, sorry
πυνθάνομαι
to learn of (by hearsay or inquiry)
ἀΐσσω
to move with a quick shooting motion; to shoot, dart, glance
ποιμήν
shepherd, herdsman
ἀλκή
prowess, strength, valour
ἔλπω
to offer hope
θεράπων
attendant, comrade-at-arms, aide, squire, charioteer
αἰδοῖος
venerable, august, revered, regarded
κονία
dust
μεγαλήτωρ
great-hearted
ῥύομαι
to draw to oneself; to rescue, deliver; to shield, guard, protect
συβώτης
swineherd
ὑψηλός
high, lofty
δέω
to lack, miss, need, want
ἔρδω
to do
βοή
loud cry, shout
κτῆμα
possession
ὄχος
carriage
πόσις
πόσις1: husband; πόσις2: drink, beverage
ἄγχι
near
ἄχος
anguish, distress, woe, grief
ἀνέχω
to hold up
ἵζω
to take a seat, sit down
κοῖλος
hollow
ὀπάζω
to make to follow, send with
μυθέομαι
to speak of, talk of
ἐρύκω
to keep in, curb, restrain
μάρναμαι
to fight, contend, wrangle
ὀφέλλω
to augment, enlarge, strengthen, increase
ἔρομαι
to ask, enquire
νύμφη
bride
πάλιν
back, backwards
πῆμα
suffering, misery, calamity, woe, bane
προπάροιθε
before, in front of; in advance
αἰπύς
high and steep, lofty; sheer, utter
κιχάνω
to reach, overtake; to come upon, find
λέχος
couch, bed
ὕλη
forest, woodland
ὕψι
on high, aloft
εἴδομαι
to be seen, visible; to seem, appear
χλαῖνα
cloak, mantle
εὕδω
to lie down to sleep; to be still
ὄις
sheep
δμωή
female slave taken in war
ἐγείρω
to awaken, rouse
νόσφι
aloof, apart, afar, away
ῥέω
to flow, run, stream, gush
δαίνυμι
to divide, distribute food; to give a banquet or feast
δέπας
beaker, goblet, chalice
ἔμπεδος
firmly footed; steadfast, immovable, unshaken
ἰθύς
straight
κασίγνητος
brother
φένω
to slay
φέρτερος
braver, better
μίμνω
to stay, stand fast
ὀδύρομαι
to lament, bewail
τανύω
to stretch, strain