κωμάζω — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

dial.κωμάσδωvbκῶμος fut.alsodial.Pi.aor.dial.Pi. take part in communal revelryof young men, at a public celebrationrevel, make merryto the accompaniment of the aulosHes. specif., of mentake part in a drunken reveleither at a symposium or more freq. roaming the streets at night, sts. gate-crashing on individuals or drinking-partiesrevelgo revellingAlc. Thgn. E. Lys. Pl. X.w.prep.phr.to a womanw. the aim of pounding at her door or serenading herIs. Thphr. Theoc.w.dat.Anacr.fig., of persons behaving in a reckless, disrespectful or unseemly mannerPlu. take part in a celebratory revelin the ctxt. of an athletic victoryof a victor, his friends, a poetgo revelling in celebrationsts. w.prep.phr.to a placePi.tr., of a poet, people's voicescelebrate with revelrya victorious athletePi.of the victorthe festivalin which he was victoriousPi.of his friendsZeusas patron of the festivalPi.pass.of victorious athletesbe celebrated with revelryB. of a military victorcelebratew.intern.acc.w. a song of victoryE. gener., of a poetoffer a song of celebrationw.dat.to gods and heroesPi. app.be a revellerw.prep.phr.in the processionsat the DionysiaD.seeκῶμος 8

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to go about with a party of revellers, to revel, make merry

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κωμάζω

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-23960

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