Scaife ATLAS

Ion.ἱστιάωcontr.vbἑστίᾱimpf.Ion.3sg.aor.inf.pf.pass.impf.fut.aor.pf.3sg.imperatv.Ion.inf. provide a feast forfeast, entertain to dinnerpersonsHdt. E. Ar. Att.orats. Pl. X.w.dat.w. a particular foodPl.the members of one's tribe or demeas a leitourgiaD. Thphr.intr.provide a feast, act as hostAr. Pl. Thphr.pass.be feasted, be entertained to dinnerHdt. Ar. Att.orats. Pl. X.w.advbl.acc.in a dreami.e. imagine one is feastingAr.fig.be entertainedw.prep.phr.by oneself, i.e. by one's own thoughts or day-dreamsPl.be fedw.dat.on sweet smellsX.of the soulw.acc.on reality, the earthPl. celebrate with a feasta marriageE. Ar. Is. Plu.a victoryin war or athleticsX. D.the tenth-day ceremonyi.e. the day of naming a babyD.give a feastw.dbl.acc.for women, at the ThesmophoriaIs. fig.feastsomeone, one's faculty of reasoningw.gen.on speechesPl.pass.of a participant in philosophical discussionbe given a feastPl.impers.pf.pass.imperatv.let a feastw.neut.acc.of this kindhave been providedPl.

ShortDef

to receive at one's hearth

Debugging

Headword:

ἑστιάω

Headword (normalized):

ἑστιάω

Headword (normalized/stripped):

εστιαω

IDX:

15692

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-15693

Key:

ἑστιάω

Data

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