Scaife ATLAS

ἰᾱ́ομαιmid.contr.vborig. ῑ̓-, later ῐ̓-E.imperatv.fut.Ion.aor.Ion.pass.aor.pf.NT. treat medicallyby drugs, ointments, surgery, incantationstreat, care forsick or injured personsIl. Hdt. Pl. X. Arist. NT.diseases, infirmitiesPi. E. Lys. Pl. D. woundsHdt. E. X. intr.practise medicineX. heal, cure an injured or sick personHom. Ar. X. Plu.the body, part of itOd. S. Pl. X. D.griefArchil. Plu.of physical lovehuman natureseen as incompletePl.fig., of Socrates, by his argumentspersonsof their distressPl. pass.of a sick personbe healedNT. remedy, rectifymoral and intellectual failings, a desireThgn. Ar. Plb. Plu.injusticeE. Arist. Plu.a state of ignorance or doubtE.political trouble, danger, hardshipsAtt.orats. Arist. Plu. repair, make goodfinancial or physical damageAr. Pl. provb.treatevilw.dat.w. evilHdt. Th. Plb. Plu.

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Headword:

ἰᾱ́ομαι

Headword (normalized):

ἰᾱ́ομαι

Headword (normalized/stripped):

ιαομαι

IDX:

18102

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-18103

Key:

ἰᾱ́ομαι

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