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Οὐρανίᾱ
Οὐρανίδης
οὐράνιος
Οὐράνιος
οὐρανίσκος
οὐρανίωνες
οὐρανόδεικτος
οὐρανόθεν
οὐρανομήκης
οὐρανόνῑκος
οὐρανός
Οὐρανός
οὐρανοῦχος
οὔρεα
οὔρειος
οὔρεος
οὐρεσιβώτᾱς
οὐρεύς
οὐρέω
οὐρή
οὐρητιάω
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οὐρανός
οὐρανόςοῦ
dial.ὠρανός
Aeol.ὤρανοςalsoὄρανοςω
m
sky, heavenheavensabove the earth and seaHom.held up by AtlasOd. Hes. A. Pi. Hdt. E.described as of bronze or ironHom. Pi. Ar.as the place of the sun, moon or stars, dawn, day or nightHom. skyas the abode of immortal beingsheavenHom. Hes. Archil. Lyr. Trag.situated around OlymposIl. Hes.reached by sacrificial fire, prayer, an oath, a boastHom.skyas the place where portents appear, fr. which objects of divine origin fallIl. B. Hdt. E. Ar. philos.heavens, universePl. Arist. skyas the place of air or weather phenomena, clouds, rain, thunder and lightningOd.as the place of such phenomena over a regionclimateHdt. skyas the place of the utmost height or breadth, esp. in hyperbol. statementsHom. Hes. Lyr. Hdt. E.fr. Ar.reached or pervaded by sthg. vast: a mountain peak or an edifice, a wave, cloud of dust or arrows, fire or smoke, extraordinary fragrance or brightnessHom. Hes. Hdt. E. Ar.by the noise of masses on the move, fighting, shoutingHom. Hes. E. Ar.by someone's fame, misfortune, wickedness, or sim.Hom. Trag. Ar. dat.or acc.in prep.phr.skywards, into the airas a direction towards which one looks, listens, stretches out arms, leaps, throws, is tossed, or sim.Hom. S. E. Ar. οὐρανόθεν
dial.ὠρανόθεν
adv
from heaventhe skyHom. Hes. Stesich. Call. AR. NT.alsoἀπ’ οὐρανόθενHom. Hes.ἐξ οὐρανόθενIl.
οὐρανόθιadvin the skyIl.

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heaven

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Headword:
οὐρανός
Headword (normalized):
οὐρανός
Headword (normalized/stripped):
ουρανος
IDX:
29128
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-29129
Key:
οὐρανός

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