ψῡχή
ψῡχήῆςdial.ψῡχᾱ́ᾶς
fapp.reltd. [ψῡ́χω2] life-force or animating principlesoul, spiritof a person or animal
Hom.as leaving the body in death, sts. breathed out or even escaping through a woundHom.as leaving a fainting personIl.as having wingsPl. fig.soul, lifebloodw.gen.of a state, ref. to a constitution
Isoc.of tragedy, ref. to plotArist. soul which has left the bodyspiritesp. as going down to Hades or sim.
Hom.ghostresembling an insubstantial image of a dead person
Hom.state or fact of being alivelifeas sthg. risked, spared, or sim.
Hom. hyperbol., exemplifying what is most dear to a person; ref. to profit, childrenlife itself, one's very life
Hes. E. ref. to a person, esp. in ctxt. of life or deathliving soul
Trag. periphr.personw.gen.of a specific named individual
S. E. conscious selfas centre of emotions, desires, thoughtssoul, heart, mind
hHom.all one's heartput into doing sthg.
X. Theoc. Bion in self-address, sts. w.adj. [φίλη] dearheart
Pi. Trag. Ar.mock-trag.spirit, strength of character, courageof persons, animals
Pi. character, personalityof an individual
Thgn. philos.primary source of life and consciousnessassoc.w. firesoul
Heraclit.assoc.w. [νοῦς] mind, as animating the body, in the doctrine of AnaxagorasPl.as immortal, opp. bodyPl.as the underlying substance of living thingsArist.ref. to the all-pervading animating principle, which determines the structure of the cosmosworld-soul
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Headword (normalized):
ψῡχή
Headword (normalized/stripped):
ψυχη
URN:
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