κροτέω — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

κροτέωcontr.vbκρότος make a percussive noiseby causing things to strike against each otherof horsescause to rattleover the groundrattle alongempty chariotsIl. hHom.of a shipwrecked sailorgnash together, chatterhis teethHippon.pass.of the bit of a champing horsebe made to rattle, clankAR. strike one's hands togetherin accompaniment to music or singingclapone's handsHdt.intr.w.dat.w. one's handsThphr. clapin applauseclapone's handsX.intr.clap, applaudPl. X. D. Thphr. Plu.w.acc.a personPlu.pass.of a person, a proposalbe applaudedPlb. Plu. pejor., of a womanmake a clatter, play percussionw.dat.w. potsherdsAr. strikean object, to make a noisebeat, drum ona cauldronin mourningHdt.struma lyreTheoc. strikewithout the explicit purpose of making a noisebeatone's sidesw.dat.w. one's elbows, in imitation of a fighting-cockD.of a Bacchantthe groundw. a thyrsosE.of singers or dancersthe groundw. their feetPi.fr. AR.v.l. κρούω of horses, w. their hoovesPlu. beat metalpass.of a foundation of gold, fig.ref. to the subject matter of a songbe wroughtPi.fr.fig., of a personw. ἐκ + gen.fr. trickeryTheoc.

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to make to rattle

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-23598

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    "content": "<VE><vHG><HL>κροτέω</HL><PS>contr.vb</PS><Ety><Ref>κρότος</Ref></Ety></vHG> <vS1> <Def>make a percussive noise<Expl>by causing things to strike against each other</Expl></Def><vS2><Indic>of horses</Indic><Def>cause to rattle<Expl>over the ground</Expl></Def><Tr>rattle along</Tr><Obj>empty chariots<Au>Il. hHom.</Au></Obj></vS2><vS2><Indic>of a shipwrecked sailor</Indic><Tr>gnash together, chatter</Tr><Obj>his teeth<Au>Hippon.</Au></Obj></vS2><vSGrm><GLbl>pass.</GLbl><Indic>of the bit of a champing horse</Indic><Def>be made to rattle, clank</Def><Au>AR.</Au></vSGrm> </vS1> <vS1><Def>strike one's hands together<Expl>in accompaniment to music or singing</Expl></Def><vS2><Tr>clap</Tr><Obj>one's hands<Au>Hdt.</Au></Obj></vS2><vS2><Indic>intr.</Indic><Cmpl><GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>w. one's hands<Au>Thphr.</Au></Cmpl></vS2> </vS1> <vS1><Def>clap<Expl>in applause</Expl></Def><vS2><Tr>clap</Tr><Obj>one's hands<Au>X.</Au></Obj></vS2><vS2><Indic>intr.</Indic><Tr>clap, applaud</Tr><Au>Pl. X. D. Thphr. Plu.</Au><Obj><GLbl>w.acc.</GLbl>a person<Au>Plu.</Au></Obj></vS2><vSGrm><GLbl>pass.</GLbl><Indic>of a person, a proposal</Indic><Def>be applauded</Def><Au>Plb. Plu.</Au></vSGrm> </vS1> <vS1><Indic>pejor., of a woman</Indic><Tr>make a clatter, play percussion</Tr><Cmpl><GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>w. potsherds<Au>Ar.</Au></Cmpl> </vS1> <vS1><Def>strike<Expl>an object, to make a noise</Expl></Def><vS2><Tr>beat, drum on</Tr><Obj>a cauldron<Expl>in mourning</Expl><Au>Hdt.</Au></Obj></vS2><vS2><Tr>strum</Tr><Obj>a lyre<Au>Theoc.</Au></Obj></vS2> </vS1> <vS1><Def>strike<Expl>without the explicit purpose of making a noise</Expl></Def><vS2><Tr>beat</Tr><Obj>one's sides<Expl><GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>w. one's elbows, in imitation of a fighting-cock</Expl><Au>D.</Au></Obj></vS2><vS2><Indic>of a Bacchant</Indic><Obj>the ground<Expl>w. a thyrsos</Expl><Au>E.</Au></Obj></vS2><vS2><Indic>of singers or dancers</Indic><Obj>the ground<Expl>w. their feet</Expl><Au>Pi.<Wk>fr.</Wk> AR.<LblR>v.l. <Gr>κρούω</Gr></LblR></Au></Obj></vS2> <vS2><Indic>of horses, w. their hooves</Indic><Au>Plu.</Au></vS2> </vS1> <vS1><Def>beat metal</Def><vSGrm><GLbl>pass.</GLbl><Indic>of a foundation of gold, fig.ref. to the subject matter of a song</Indic><Def>be wrought</Def><Au>Pi.<Wk>fr.</Wk></Au><vS2><Indic>fig., of a person</Indic><Cmpl><GLbl>w. <Gr>ἐκ</Gr> + gen.</GLbl>fr. trickery<Au>Theoc.</Au></Cmpl></vS2></vSGrm> </vS1> </VE>",
    "key": "κροτέω"
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  "citations": [],
  "urn": "urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-23598"
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