εὐνή
εὐνήῆςdial.εὐνᾱ́ᾶς
fep.gen.dat.sg.pl. beddingopp. bedstead
Od. gener., as a place for resting or sleeping inbed
Hom. Hdt. Trag. Ar. Isoc. X.ref. to the boat in which Helios crosses the Ocean by nightMimn.marriage bedfreq. meton. for marriage or sexual intercourse
Hom. Hes. Pi. Trag. AR. Theoc.bedof a partner in a casual union, freq. meton. for sexual intercourse
Hom. Hes. Semon. Mimn. Pi. B. Trag.makeshift outdoor bedbedof leaves
Od.lairfor an ambusher
Od.pl.sleeping quarters, bivouacof troops in the fieldIl. A. E. Th. Pl.lairof a lion, deer, hare
Hom. X. Theoc.sleeping-placefor a pig, ref. to a sty
Od.for a bird, ref. to a nestS. Theoc. pl.dwelling-place, abodeof Typhon, beneath the earth; of nymphs, on a mountainIl. resting-placeof a dead person, ref. to the underworld
S.pl. for sg.A. pl.mooring-stones, anchor-stoneslet down by cables fr. a ship's bowsHom. AR. εὐνῆθενadvfromout of bed
ref. to getting upOd. AR.
ShortDef
a bed
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Headword (normalized):
εὐνή
Headword (normalized/stripped):
ευνη
URN:
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