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μᾱ́κων
μάλα
μάλαγμα
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μαλακίᾱ
μαλακίζομαι
μαλακίων
μαλακογνώμων
μαλακόμματος
μαλακοπτυχής
μαλακός
μαλακότης
μαλακοφλοΐς
μαλακόχειρ
μαλακτήρ
μαλακῡ́νομαι
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μαλακός
μαλακόςήdial.ᾱ́όνadjreltd.μαλθακός gener., of thingshaving the quality of softnessopp. hardnesssoftPl. X.neut.sb.softnessas an abstract qualityPl.soft to the touch or yielding to pressureof meadows, grass, flowerssoftesp. to lie or walk onHom. Hes. hHom. Sapph.or Alc. Theoc.of beds and beddingHom. hHom. Thgn. Pl. X.of garmentsHom. Hes. Pi. Ar. Aeschin.of wool, hair, fleecesOd. X. AR. Theoc. Plu.of sheepsoft-fleecedD. Plb.of parts of a person's or horse's bodylacking firmnesssoftPl. X.of the Horai, w.acc.on their feetTheoc.compar.w. sarcasm, of a dead warriorsofterw.inf.to handle, i.e. than when aliveIl. of soilsoftIl. Pl. X.of foamhHom.of skin or fleshsoft, delicateS. E. Pl.having the quality of mildness or gentlenessof deitiesmild, gentlePl. Theoc.of handsPi.of sleep, its fettersHom. Mosch.of a deathOd.of love, desiresPl. Theoc.neut.sb.gentle treatmentfr. a personX.pl.gentle or kindly thoughtsPi.of weather, breezesmild, calmPi.fr. X. Plu.of a nightPlu.of a voice, words, blandishments, incantationssoft, gentle, soothingHom. Hes. A. Pi. Parm. Ar. Plu.of a kiss, a looksoft, tenderAr. X.of intimacyhHom.of streamsgentlein flowhHom.of terrain, in slopeX. Plu.pejor., of a regionsoft, enervatingHdt.of actions, behaviour, sentiments, punishment, sickness, a form of governmentmildTh. Pl. Arist. Plu.of perspirationlight, faintPlu. neut.sb.luxury, self-indulgenceAr.pl.comforts, luxuriesX.colloq., of goodslight, easy to handle, movableportableMen. lacking in robustness or vigourof a person's physiqueweakIsoc.neut.pl.compar.sb.weaker capabilitiesSol. of persons, their dispositionsoft, sensitive, impressionablePl. Arist.pejor.soft, weak, effeteHdt. Isoc. Pl. X. Arist.specif.effeminate, unmanlyArist. of persons, their conductlacking in firmness of purposeweak, feeble, faint-heartedHdt. Th. Ar. Pl. X.of personssoftenedmollifiedby persuasionD. of a speechlacking in vigourIsoc.of an argumentweakArist. of a musical modesoft, languidPl. μαλακῶςadvcompar.
μαλακώτερον
also
μαλακωτέρως
Th. Arist.superl.
μαλακώτατα
 softly, comfortablyref. to sittingOd. Ar. X. Theoc.luxuriouslyref. to entertaining guests, bathingThphr. Men. softly, gentlyPl. X. Arist. Plu.tenderlyX.with lack of vigour, half-heartedlyTh. Plu.in a relaxed stateArist.in a lax manner, lenientlyPlu.looselyref. to reasoningArist.w. ἔχεινbe feeble or faint-heartedPlu.be ill or infirmPlu.

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μαλακόςήdial.ᾱ́όνadjreltd.μαλθακός gener., of thingshaving the quality of softnessopp. hardnesssoftPl. X.neut.sb.softnessas an abstract qualityPl.soft to the touch or yielding to pressureof meadows, grass, flowerssoftesp. to lie or walk onHom. Hes. hHom. Sapph.or Alc. Theoc.of beds and beddingHom. hHom. Thgn. Pl. X.of garmentsHom. Hes. Pi. Ar. Aeschin.of wool, hair, fleecesOd. X. AR. Theoc. Plu.of sheepsoft-fleecedD. Plb.of parts of a person's or horse's bodylacking firmnesssoftPl. X.of the Horai, w.acc.on their feetTheoc.compar.w. sarcasm, of a dead warriorsofterw.inf.to handle, i.e. than when aliveIl. of soilsoftIl. Pl. X.of foamhHom.of skin or fleshsoft, delicateS. E. Pl.having the quality of mildness or gentlenessof deitiesmild, gentlePl. Theoc.of handsPi.of sleep, its fettersHom. Mosch.of a deathOd.of love, desiresPl. Theoc.neut.sb.gentle treatmentfr. a personX.pl.gentle or kindly thoughtsPi.of weather, breezesmild, calmPi.fr. X. Plu.of a nightPlu.of a voice, words, blandishments, incantationssoft, gentle, soothingHom. Hes. A. Pi. Parm. Ar. Plu.of a kiss, a looksoft, tenderAr. X.of intimacyhHom.of streamsgentlein flowhHom.of terrain, in slopeX. Plu.pejor., of a regionsoft, enervatingHdt.of actions, behaviour, sentiments, punishment, sickness, a form of governmentmildTh. Pl. Arist. Plu.of perspirationlight, faintPlu. neut.sb.luxury, self-indulgenceAr.pl.comforts, luxuriesX.colloq., of goodslight, easy to handle, movableportableMen. lacking in robustness or vigourof a person's physiqueweakIsoc.neut.pl.compar.sb.weaker capabilitiesSol. of persons, their dispositionsoft, sensitive, impressionablePl. Arist.pejor.soft, weak, effeteHdt. Isoc. Pl. X. Arist.specif.effeminate, unmanlyArist. of persons, their conductlacking in firmness of purposeweak, feeble, faint-heartedHdt. Th. Ar. Pl. X.of personssoftenedmollifiedby persuasionD. of a speechlacking in vigourIsoc.of an argumentweakArist. of a musical modesoft, languidPl. μαλακῶςadvcompar.
μαλακώτερον
also
μαλακωτέρως
Th. Arist.superl.
μαλακώτατα
 softly, comfortablyref. to sittingOd. Ar. X. Theoc.luxuriouslyref. to entertaining guests, bathingThphr. Men. softly, gentlyPl. X. Arist. Plu.tenderlyX.with lack of vigour, half-heartedlyTh. Plu.in a relaxed stateArist.in a lax manner, lenientlyPlu.looselyref. to reasoningArist.w. ἔχεινbe feeble or faint-heartedPlu.be ill or infirmPlu.
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