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φοξός
φορᾱ́
φοράδην
φορβαῖος
φορβάς
φορβειᾱ́
φορβή
φορειᾱφόρος
φορεῖον
φορεύς
φορέω
φορή
φόρημα
φορητός
φορῑ́νη
Φόρκῡς
φορμηδόν
φόρμιγξ
φορμίζω
φορμικτᾱ́ς
φορμίς
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φορέω
φορέωcontr.vbep.inf.
φορήμεναι
also
φορῆναι
ep.3sg.subj.
φορέῃσι
Ion.3pl.impf.
ἐφόρευν
iteratv.impf.
φορέεσκον
fut.
φορήσω
aor.
ἐφόρησα
also
ἐφόρεσα
Plu.
mid.pass.Ion.1sg.
φορεῦμαι
alsoφόρημμιAeol.vb of persons, esp. servants or labourersbring repeatedly, or as one's accustomed role, or in quantitiesbring, carrywater, fodder, spoils, messages, or sim.Hom. Hes. Stesich. Hdt.of a womanregularly bringa childto a placeHdt.mid.fetch for oneselfwaterHdt. E.liftfoodw.adv.to one's mouthAR. habitually carryof persons, godscarryprovisions, a staff, shield, weapon, or sim.Hom. Anacr. Scol. Hdt.of shipstackleOd. of a treebearfruitHdt. of personswearclothes, jewellery, armour, or sim.Hom. Thgn. Hdt. S.beara deviceon one's shieldB. Hdt.of persons, gods, animalshavea thick skull, dark skin, wings, a tail, or sim.Hdt. E. Ar.have, show, displaypompous airs, courage, a certain attitudeOd. S. Ar. of personscarryan object, a sick person, a childArchil. Scol. Hdt. S. of horsescarry as one's accustomed rolecarry, bearusu. in a chariotpersons, godsIl. hHom. fig.the panic of warIl. gener., of dolphinscarrya personacross the seaLyr.adesp.of the winda fireIl.of the Fatesbringto Troy, in shipsdogspejor.ref. to the GreeksIl.of a rockdasha personw.prep.phr.down into the seaOd.pass.of a charioteerbe dashedw.prep.phr.to the groundE. of waves, windscarry aboutsailorsin ships, corpsesOd.pass.of seafarers, the seabe swept aboutusu. w.dat.by waves, windsSemon. Alc. Sol. Anacr. E. fig., of a poet, envisaged as a torrentsweep awaytrees, personsAr.pass.of persons under a cursebe swept awayto destructionA. of the windcarry aboutin the airchaff, sand, thistledownHom. Hdt.pass.of dustbe carried aboutby the windS.fig., of old age, in a wishbe carriedw.dat. + prep.phr.on wings, in the airinstead of visiting people on earthE. pass.of grieving or lovesick personswander aboutTheoc. Bionfig., of ignorant personsParm.of entities, similar to the ideal Formsbe in motionPl. of personscarry offspoils, valuablesHes. E.Cyc. Ar.pass.of producebe carried offin pillagingA.of wool, by hensAr.of earthbe carried awayfr. a moundTh.

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to bear

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φορέω
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φορέω
Headword (normalized/stripped):
φορεω
IDX:
29986
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-29987
Key:
φορέω

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