καταλείπω — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

ep.καλλείπωvb aor.1NT.aor.2ep.3sg.iteratv.aor.2Hdt. leave behind in a placeleave behindpersons, animals, thingsHom. hHom. Tyrt.sts.tm. Sapph. Hdt. E.persons, troops, shipsw.predic.acc.as guards, hostages, settlers, or sim.Hdt. Th. Ar. X.pass.of persons, ships, thingsbe left behindin a placeHdt. E. Th. Ar. X.of a person, troopsw.predic.nom.as a caretaker ruler, a garrisonHdt. X. leave behind, depart froma placeIl. Hdt. AR.tm. act. and mid.leave behind after one's deathleave behinda wife, children, descendantsIl. Hdt. Ar. Att.orats. Pl.personsw.predic.sb.as heirsIsoc. Is.the need to be avengedAntiphogrief, sorroww.dat.for one's friends or familyOd. Sol. Lys. Ar.w.inf.enough moneyto be buriedi.e. to pay for one's funeralAr.pass.of personsbe leftafter someone's deathIsoc.w.predic.sb.adj.as an orphan, an heir, pennilessIsoc. specif.leave as an inheritanceoft. w.dat.for one's children, descendants, or sim.property, land, a legacyOd. Ar. Att.orats. Pl. X.gener., of persons, achievementsleave to posteritya legacy, memorial, good reputation, writings, or sim.Hdt. Th. Isoc.pass.of money, a political or educational systembe left as an inheritanceIsoc. Is.of glory, achievements, or sim.be left as a legacy or memorialTh. Isoc. leave abandonedabandonpersons, places, thingsHom. Archil. A. Hdt. S. Th.pass.of personsbe left to one's fateTh. leave neglected or unfinishedleavethingsusu. w.predic.adj.unattended, unfinished, or sim.Od. Hes. Ar. X.leave off from, give upan activity, a speechIsoc. X.pass.of thingsbe leftw.predic.adj.unfinishedTh. act. and mid.leave remainingleavepossibilities, an opening, an escape route, or sim.Od. Hdt. Th. Isoc. Pl. X.pass.of persons, thingsbe left over, remainHes.fr. Th. Ar. Att.orats. X.to be dealt with in the futureAnd. X. mid.of the godsreserveknowledgeof sthg., w.dat.for themselves aloneX.

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to leave behind

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καταλείπω

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καταλείπω

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καταλειπω

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καταλείπω

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21474

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-21475

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  "headword": "καταλείπω",
  "data": {
    "headword_display": "<b>κατα-λείπω</b>",
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    "key": "καταλείπω"
  },
  "senses": [],
  "citations": [],
  "urn": "urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-21475"
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