ὄρνις
ὄρνιςalsoὄρνῑςῑθοςdial.ῑχοςm.f acc.alsodial.pl.acc.alsodat.dial. birdwild or domesticated
Hom.appos.w. noun indicating the species, e.g. [αἰγυπιός] vultureHom.as exemplifying the devoted parent, who grieves for lossIl. Pl.as exemplifying one who has a small mindThgn.fig.ref. to a poet, as a sweet or raucous singer, according to the species comparedTheoc.provb.ὀρνίθων γάλαbirds' milkref. to an extreme or improbable luxuryAr. specif., m.cock-birdof various species, esp. as set to fight
A. Pl.cockerelesp. as crowing in the morning
S. Ar.pl.domestic fowl or poultryX.birdas a divine messenger, or god in disguise
Hom. Hes. Pi. Trag. Hellenist.poet.as sacred in EgyptHdt.bird of omenwhose flight or cries are observed
Hom.gener., without ref. to birdsomengood or bad, ref. to a person, thing or event
Il. Pi. Trag. Ar.
ShortDef
a bird
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Headword (normalized):
ὄρνις
Headword (normalized/stripped):
ορνις
URN:
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