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πορνεῖον
πορνεύομαι
πόρνη
πορνικός
πορνοβοσκέω
πορνοβοσκίᾱ
πορνοβοσκός
πόρνος
πορνῳδίαι
πόρον
πόρος
πορπᾱκίζομαι
πορπᾱ́ματα
πόρπᾱξ
πορπᾱφόρος
πορπάω
πόρπη
πόρρω
πόρρωθεν
πορσαίνω
πόρσιον
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πόρος
πόροςουmπείρωπορεῖν place where a river may be crossedcrossing-place, fordsts. w.gen.of a riverIl. hHom. A. Th.stretch of flowing water which may be crossed or fordedstreamchannelof a riverHes. Pi. B. Trag.stretch of sea which may be crossedstraitref. to a narrows, such as the Hellespont, or a comparatively narrow passage in a larger sea, as betw. Sicily and AfricaA. Pi.fr. Hdt. Ar. Aeschin. Plb.ref. to a broader expanse of water, such as the Adriatic, Aegean, Black SeaseaPi. E. gener.route across the seapathpl., w.gen.adj. of the seaOd. A. S.sg.Lyr.adesp.courseE.fr.phr.ἐν πόρῳw. εἶναι or sim., of a reef, a citybe on a sea-routeHdt. Th.of an islandbe in the pathw.gen.of a naval battleHdt.voyageE. artificial passage over a river or straitpontoon, bridgeA. Hdt.w.gen.for a crossingHdt. gener.passagewaybetw. two rivers, ref. to a strip of landE. pathway, routeover the groundA. E.w.gen.of wild animalsX.w.gen.of birds, ref. to the skyA.w.gen.of escapeA.fig.course, pathw.gen.of Zeus' thinkingA.of lifePi.of songsEmp.journeyA. pl.passageway, channelthrough which ἀπορροαί effluences pass fr. material objects into the sensory organs, in the doctrine of EmpedoclesPl. way or means of accomplishingway, meansw.gen.of capture, safety, travel, inquiry, or sim.Hdt. E. Ar. Pl.w.inf.of doing sthg.Emp. E. And.w. πρός + acc.for doing sthg.X.device, schemeA. E. Ar.means of escapingwayw.prep.phr.out of difficultiesA. Ar.way outw.gen.of misfortune, difficultiesE. Lyr.adesp.resourcefor mortals, ref. to the gift of fireA.ref. to shipsAr.ref. to fishing-tackleTheoc.procurement, provision, supplyof sthg.S. Ar. Pl.w.gen.of moneyE. in public ctxts.supplyprovisionw.gen.of money, revenueX. D.pl.revenues or fundsHyp. D. Arist.personif., in a cosmogonyMeansassoc.w. Τέκμωρ EndAlcm.son of Metis, father of ErosResourcePl.

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a means of passing/providing, provision

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