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εὐθυμαχίᾱ
εὐθῡμέω
εὐθῡμίᾱ
εὔθῡμος
εὔθῡνα
εὔθῡνος
εὐθυντήρ
εὐθυντήριος
εὐθυντής
εὐθυντικός
εὐθῡ́νω
εὐθυόνειρος
εὐθυπλοκίᾱ
εὐθύπνοος
εὐθυπομπός
εὐθυπορέω
εὐθύπορος
εὐθυρρημονέω
εὔθυρσος
εὐθύς
εὐθύτης
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εὐθῡ́νω
εὐθῡ́νωvbεὐθύςaor.
ηὔθῡνα
directsomeone or sthg.on a straight courseof an attendantdirect, guidea childi.e. his stepsS.the stepsof an old manE. of a herdsmandirect, guidecattleX.of a ridera winged animalA.of a charioteersteera chariot, its courseE. Isoc.controlthe reinsAr. of a helmsman or commanderdirect, steera shipA. E.of a Muse, envisaged as helmsmana poet's thoughtsB.of a politicianmanagethe helmsman's taskPlu.oracle of a king, a populacedirect, governa people, a cityTrag. of Zeus, of time to comekeep on coursethe fair wind of a person's fortune, a person's happiness and wealthPi.of a Musedirecta fair wind of versesw.prep.phr.to a placePi.of a rulerdeliverjudgementsw.dat.to a peoplePi. put straight, correctcrooked judgementsSol.fig.straightena personcompared to bent wood, w.dat.w. threats and blowsPl.intr., of a legal caseset things straightPl. make straighti.e. make readya pathfor the LordNT. specif., esp. at Athenssubjectsomeoneto public examinationduring or after his term of officeexamine, call to accountan officialPl. Arist. Plu.intr.serve as an examinerof officialsPl. in Roman ctxt.callw.acc.an officialto accountw.gen.for misuse of public fundsPlu.pass.of a Spartan king or ephorbe called to accountw.gen.for crimes, for his tenure of officeTh. Arist. find fault withset righta historian's languagePlu.

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Headword:
εὐθῡ́νω
Headword (normalized):
εὐθῡ́νω
Headword (normalized/stripped):
ευθυνω
IDX:
16095
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-16096
Key:
εὐθῡ́νω

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