οἶκος
οἶκοςουm house, homeas a dwelling, sts. incl. the surrounding land
Hom.collectv.pl.house, palace or estateOd. Pi. Hdt. Trag. part of a houseroom, chamber, quartersfor specific persons
Od. Hes. S. Philox.Leuc. Plu.house and its occupantssts. incl. servantshouse, household
Hom. house, family, dynastyref. to successive generations
Pi.house as an assethouse, living, estate
Hom.estateas a legal term
Att.orats.place of one's home or upbringingfreq. w.connots. of attachment and emotionhome
Od. temporary place to liveesp. on a military campaignlodging, quarters
Il. S. E.for Spartan boysPlu. building or structurefor a specific purposebuilding, roomused as a mill
Od.for storing grain, ship's tackleHes.for exercising, diningX. Plu.house, homewhere a divinity dwells, in the natural world
Il. hHom. A. E. Pl.templebuilt for a divinity
Pi. Hdt. E. Ar.for GodNT.gener.abodew.gen.of the winds, i.e. the sky
Lyr.adesp. οἴκαδεdial.οἴκαδιςAr.
adv to one's house or homelandhomeward, home
Hom. οἴκοθενalsoοἴκοθεCall.adv ref. to movt. or directionfrom one's house or homelandfrom home
Il. Pi. S. E. Th.quasi-adjl., of personsfrom home
X.ref. to locationin one's house or homelandat home
Pi. S. E.quasi-adjl., of laws, customs, friends, or sim.of one's homelandat home
A. E. Pl.of a cityone's own, native
Pi.fr.of circumstances, calamitiesof one's housedomestic
E.ref. to sourcefrom one's own home resourcesfrom one's store
Il.fig. from one's own mental or physical resourcesfrom within oneself
Pi. E. Lys. Ar.in one's own personin oneselfopp. in relation to others
E.quasi-adjl., of pleasuresone's own, personal
E. ref. to timefrom one's early years
Arist. Plu.from the start, from the outset
Is. Aeschin. οἴκοθιadvat one's house or in one's homelandat home
Hom. οἴκοιadvin one's house or homelandat home
Hom. οἶκόνδεadvto one's house or homelandhomeward, home
Od. Hes. AR.to one's own room
Od.
ShortDef
a house, abode, dwelling
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Headword (normalized):
οἶκος
Headword (normalized/stripped):
οικος
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