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καθαγνίζω
καθαιμακτός
καθαιμάσσω
καθαιματόω
κάθαιμος
καθαίρεσις
καθαιρετέος
καθαιρέτης
καθαιρετός
καθαιρέω
καθαίρω
καθάλλομαι
καθᾱμέριον
κάθαμμα
καθανύτω
καθάπαξ
καθάπερ
καθαπτός
καθάπτω
καθάρειος
καθαρειότης
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καθαίρω
καθαίρωvbκαθαρός fut.
καθαρῶ
aor.
ἐκάθηρα
ep.
κάθηρα
later Att.
ἐκάθᾱρα
mid.fut.
καθαροῦμαι
aor.
ἐκαθηράμην
pass.aor.
ἐκαθάρθην
pf.ptcpl.
κεκαθαρμένος
cleansedrinking-vessels, furnitureOd.a dead bodyOd.one's facew. a cosmeticOd.cornby winnowingX.refinegoldPl.pass.of a corpse's stomachbe cleaned outby embalmersHdt. clean awaydirtfr. one's body or clothesHom.polluting bloodfr. someone's handA. w.dbl.acc.blood, fr. a corpseIl. purifyby ritual washing or fumigationa sacrificial cupIl.a personfr. the pollution of murder or sim.Hdt. Ar.a city, house, deme, islandHippon. Hdt. Th. Att.orats. Arist. Thphr.by regular rites and lustrationsinitiates, a sacrificial offering, or sim.D. Plu.mid.purify oneselfafter a funeral, a homicideHdt. Pl. D.gener., ref. to practising philosophy, eliminating sthg. fr. one's mind, correcting a factual errorPl.pass.of a personbe purifiedHeraclit. Hdt. Pl. gener.purify, cleanseland and seaof dangersS. Plu.a cityof harmful persons, certain kinds of musicPl.iron.the soulof virtuesPl.colloq.beat upsomeoneMen. Theoc. of Apollo, doctorseffect a purgests. w. κάτω down below, i.e. in the bowels, by laxatives; sts. w.gener.ref. to healingPl.of the Socratic method of argumentpurgethe soulcompared w. medical treatment for the bodyPl.of a herdsmanapplyw.cogn.acc.a purgeby removing unhealthy and inferior animalsPl. fig.purge, eliminatedangersfr. a landS. cut back, prunea healthy vine-branchNT. pass.be purgedby a laxativeThphr.

ShortDef

to make pure

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Headword:
καθαίρω
Headword (normalized):
καθαίρω
Headword (normalized/stripped):
καθαιρω
IDX:
20551
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-20552
Key:
καθαίρω

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