Scaife ATLAS

Ion.ὥρηηςfep.gen.pl.Ion. one of the naturally recurring periods of the yeardetermined by length of the day, characteristic weather, animal matingseasonusu. thought of as three or fourHom.ref. to a specific season, characterised by the weather, esp. spring, summer or winterHom.collectv.pl.seasons or climatic conditionsHdt. Pl. pl.personif.Horai, Seasons or Hoursgatekeepers of Olympos and attendants of Zeus or AphroditeIl. Hes. Pi. Lyr.adesp. Ar. X.appropriate or habitual timeof the year, for a particular human activity, such as reaping, ploughing, harvesting, sailing, fightingseason, time of year, timeHes. Scol. Hdt. Th. Ar. Pl.one of the approximate divisions of thesolardaytime, hoursts. w.gen.of the day or nighthHom. A. Hdt. portion of the dayfr. sunrise to sunsetor nighteach divided in twelvehourPlb. NT. Plu. appropriate or habitual time of the dayfor eating, sleeping, leaving the house, or sim.time, houroft. w.gen.prep.phr.for sthg.Od. Hes. Pi. Hdt. Trag.gener.opportune timefor doing sthg., events to happenright time, occasionOd. Pi. Hdt. Trag.timeoccasionof an eventOd. E. NT. right or good period of a human lifetimew.connots. of youth, vigour, good lookstime of youthfulness, freshnessvigourEleg. Carm.Pop. A. Pi. E. Ar.personif., as a goddessHoraPi. gener.time or seasonof the day, night, month, or year, determined astronomicallytimeseasonX. pl.seasons or agesdenoting long durationEmp. S. Ar.prep.phr.ἐςτὰςὥρας or sim.for the time to come, for everOd. hHom. Ar. Theoc. period of time of a limited lengthduring which sthg. continuestime, whileNT. ὥρᾱσιalso written as if acc.ὥρᾱςloc.pl.adv in phrs., as a curseμὴ ὥρασ’ ἵκοισθεor sim.may you not come in season, may you meet bad luckAr. Men.cj.also ellipt.μὴ ὥρασιAr.

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ὥρᾱ

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ὥρᾱ

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ωρα

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27575

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-27576

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ὥρᾱ

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