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εὕρημαατοςn concr.that which is foundusu. by chancefind, discoveryref. to an objectHdt. E. X.ref. to a personE.foundlingref. to an abandoned babyS.abstr., freq. as object of εὑρίσκωpiece of good fortune that one lights upon unexpectedlypiece of luck, godsend, windfallHdt. E. Th. Isoc. X. Is. Plu.cf.ἕρμαιονthat which is found outby intellectual or scientific meansdiscoveryIsoc. Pl. X. D. product of inventionsts. w.gen.specifying the inventorinvention, creationref. to specific objects, such as the lyre, Bacchic hand-drum, a weapon or piece of armour, a dish of foodE. Philox.Leuc. X.ref. to a poetic compositionPl.pl., ref. to a comic poet's innovationsAr.ref. to a lawPl. D.ref. to huntingX.phr.λόγων εὑρήματαinvented argumentsE. product of thinking or devisingplanE. Antiphosolutionw.gen.to one's plightE.

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an invention, discovery

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Headword:

εὕρημα

Headword (normalized):

εὕρημα

Headword (normalized/stripped):

ευρημα

IDX:

16420

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-16421

Key:

εὕρημα

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