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νέκυς
νεκύσια
Νεμέᾱ
νεμέθομαι
νεμεσάω
Νεμέσεια
νεμεσήμων
νεμεσητικός
νεμεσητός
νεμεσίζομαι
νέμεσις
νεμεσσάω
νεμέτωρ
νέμησις
νέμος
νέμω
νένασμαι
νενίηλος
νένιμμαι
νεοάλωτος
νεοαρδής
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νέμεσις
νέμεσιςεωςfνέμωep.dat.
νεμέσσῑ
 feeling of disapproval or resentmentby persons, at another's conductindignation, resentment, resentful angerIl. Hes.fr. Thgn. A. Pi. Plu.w.gen.against someoneIl.w.gen.prep.phr.of or fr. someoneHom. Hes.fr. indignation, resentmentat the undeserved good or bad fortune of others, as the mean betw. φθόνος envy and ἐπιχαιρεκακία maliceArist. matter of justified indignation, reproach or shamein neg.phr., w. ἐστί, usu. understd.it is discreditable or to be resentedCall.w.inf.dat. + inf.for someoneto do sthg.Hom.w.acc. + inf.that someone shd. do sthg.Il.divine disapproval or resentmentleading to retributiondispleasure, resentmentfreq. w.gen.prep.phr.of or fr. the godsHes.fr. Thgn. Hdt. S. E. AR. Plu.w.gen.over sthg.Plu.personif., as a goddessNemesis, Displeasure, ResentmentHes. Pi. E. Isoc. Pl. Call. Plu.w.gen.of a dead man, i.e. his personal avenging deityS.

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distribution of what is due

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Headword:
νέμεσις
Headword (normalized):
νέμεσις
Headword (normalized/stripped):
νεμεσις
IDX:
26980
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-26981
Key:
νέμεσις

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