ὁρμή — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

dial.ὁρμᾱ́ᾶςfreltd.ὄρνῡμι sudden rush or expenditure of physical forcehuge effort, exertionto save oneself, in a dangerous situationHom.vigour, brisknessin athletics, walking, running or fleeingB. E. Pl.springin the knees of a jumperPi.of a bent rod recoilingTheoc.swift advance over land or seaby travellers, an armymarch, rush, impetuous coursePl. X.swift hostile advancerush, assault, attackof a murderer, a warrior, an army or navyIl. B. Hdt. S.dub. Th. Ar.swift advanceof animals, forces of natureonrush, rushof attacking animals, galloping horsesIl. hHom. Thgn. D.of fire, water, windsHom. E. Ar. AR. Plu.of land, collidingPl.impetusof a weapon or other objectflight, thrustof a spearIl. Hes.onrushof sthg. in motion towards a markPl.of a ship, ramming anotherPlb. first impetusof divine origin, bringing sthg. aboutimpulse, compulsionEmp. Hdt. Pl.first or continuing impetusof persons, on a journey or in an undertakinglead, initiative, enterpriseHom.first steps, startX.course embarked on, directionin lifePl.starting-pointdirectionof an argumentPl. special effortfor a war campaign or other projectwar-effort, effort, enterpriseS. E. Th. Pl.impetusin the mindimpulse, compulsion, ardour, motivationHes.fr. S. Pl.w.inf. to do sthg.Th. D.strong emotionroused amongst a people, a crowd or an army; sts. translated into simultaneous actionwave of feeling, feeling, ardour, impulseTh. X.w.inf.to do sthg.NT.inclination due to innate charactertowards a direction in life, good or bad values, a talent, a field of studydrive, inclination, motivationPl.

ShortDef

a violent movement onwards, an assault, attack, onset

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Headword:

ὁρμή

Headword (normalized):

ὁρμή

Headword (normalized/stripped):

ορμη

Intro Text:

ὁρμήῆς

IDX:

28817

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-28818

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