κέλευθος
κέλευθοςουfnom.pl.also neut.nom.acc.pl. path, road, track
Hom. Hes. hHom. Pi. Trag. Hellenist.poet.pl., fig., of the seaHom. hHom. Pi. AR. Mosch.of sleep, travelled by an apparitionA. open path, passable wayby which one can travel, esp.ref. to a cleared route on a battlefield
Il. A. Pi. AR. route takenpath, route, courseof a person, god, animal
Hom. hHom. Archil. A. Pi. Emp.fig., of a poet or speaker, their words, a reportPi. B. E. Call. specif.marks on the ground left by a walkertrack
hHom.trail left by a shipwake
AR. fixed or habitual routecourse, pathof the sun, moon, stars, a river
Od. S. E. AR.fig., of justiceB.place which one frequentshaunt, domainof the gods
Il. fig.pathof righteousness or sim., followed by a person or city
Simon. Pi.wayof life
Emp.route between two pointsroute, journeyref. to a particular itinerary
Od. B. S. E. AR. route to a particular destinationway
Call. AR.fig.course of action leading to a particular outcomepathto glory or sim.
Xenoph. Pi. B. E. journeymade by a person, god, ship, horses
Hom. Hes. Thgn. Pi. Trag. AR.specif.expeditionby heroes or sim.
A. AR.act of travellingpassageacross a sea
AR.motion, coursingof winds
Hom.characteristic mode of travellingway of travellingof a blind man
S.gaitof a wolf, ref. to walking on all fours
E.
ShortDef
a road, way, path, track
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κέλευθος
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κελευθος
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