ἔσχατος — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

ἔσχατοςηdial.ᾱονadjreltd.ἐξcompar.Arist. ref. to locationfurthest in distanceof peoplesfurthest, most remoteOd. Hdt. Th.of troops, in an encampmentat the furthest endw.compar.gen.beyond othersIl.in a military formationat the extreme edgeTh. X.of a personfurthest backin an audience, opp. in the front rowAr. of places, boundariesfurthestPi.fr. Hdt. Trag. Th. X.of the limits of old ageE.of a voyagePi.of the limits of a vortexEmp.of places or thingslocated in an extreme positionrelative to othersof a roomfurthest, innermostOd.app.outermostE.of fleshinmostref. to the inner body, opp. outer skinS.of seaweedin the lowest depthsTheoc.of a position in a camp, a shoot on a treeendmostS. Theoc.of a turning-postat the far endof a racecourseS.of shipsat the extreme edgeof a fleetE.of the wing of an armyextremeTh.neut.sb.sg. and pl.furthest part or edgew.gen.of the earth, a country, an island, a city, life, or sim.Sapph. B. Hdt. E. Th. Pl.of an army or military formationHdt. Th.of an objectat its furthest pointphr.ἐσχάτη πυράedge of a funeral moundS.of dawnearliesti.e. the very break of dayTheoc.of personsat the end of a sequenceof a person, standing in a lineat the endHdt.of a charioteer, during a raceat the backS.of troopsat the rearof an armyHdt. Plb.of a king, a hired labourerlast, most recentHdt. NT.of an ancestorremotestTheoc.of a person, as hyperbol. term of praiselastw.gen.of the Greeks, the Romans, heroesPlu.of thingsat the end of a sequenceof syllables in a wordlast, finalArist.of days, in which to do sthg.Arist.of the Day of JudgementNT.of a person's time of lifelast possiblefor having childrenArist.last remainingof water in a river which is drying uplast, finalHdt.of a root, ref. to a familyS.of hopePi. S.fr.of a funeral hymnPi.fr.cj.of a struggleE.log., of a premise of a syllogismminorArist.of an individual term or categoryfinal, particularopp. primary or universalArist.neut.pl.sb.particular terms or categoriesArist.extreme in extent or degreeof troubles, insults, dangers, disgrace, want, or sim.utmost, worst possibleS. E. Att.orats. Pl.of penalties, punishmentsextreme, severeAtt.orats. Pl.of democracyArist.neut.sb.sg. and pl.extreme wrong, punishment or dangerAtt.orats.extremity, limitusu. w.gen.of daring, suffering, or sim., w.vb. go to, reach, or sim.Hdt. S. E. Th. Pl.w. positive connot., of manly deedssupremePi.of prizes, or perh. of the peak of prizesPi.neut.sb.summitof happiness or achievementsPi. prep.phrs.ἐς τὸ ἔσχατονto the very last, to the bitter endref. to holding outHdt. Th.alsoto the furthest degree, extremelyHdt.εἰς τὰ ἔσχαταextremelyX. ἔσχατονneut.sg.advfor the last timeS. finally, in the endCall.w.neut.art.Pl. ἔσχαταneut.pl.advat the far endsof an encampmentref. to beaching shipsIl.at the furthest endw.gen.of the earthHes.furthest awayref. to livingHdt. ἐσχάτωςadvqualifying an adj.to the furthest degreeextremely, utterlyX. Plu.w. ἔχεινδιακεῖσθαιbe close to the endof endurance or lifePlb. NT.

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ἔσχατος

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