ἀλλότριος
ἀλλότριοςᾱIon.ηονadj[ἄλλος] of or belonging to othersof material thingsof anotherothers
Od. Hes. Thgn. Pi.fr. B. E.of a wifeA. Pi.fr. Att.orats. Arist.of a childMen.of the hands, eyes, tongue, stomach, bodyhHom. Pi. S. Ar. Plu.of non-material things, such as sorrows, labours, opinions, successesIl. Hes. Thgn. Pi. E. Th.of light, ref. to moonlight, as being the reflection of sunlightParm.neut.pl.sb.other people's propertyOd. E. Ar. Att.orats. hyperbol., of bodies or lives, as being selflessly committed to the interests of a citybelonging to others
Th. Lys. Isoc.of people's jaws, as not being under their controlOd.of a disaster, an accidentcaused by othersopp. oneself
S. Antiphoof or relating to another placeof a land, city, customs, or sim.foreign
Od. E. Th. Ar. Att.orats.of votesof foreigners
E.of an alliance, a dangerexternal
Th.fem.sb.foreign countryHdt. Th. Att.orats. Call. Mosch.masc.pl.sb.foreignersIsoc. X.belonging to another kin or householdof personsunrelated, aliensts. w.dat.to others
Att.orats. Pl. Arist. Men.in neg.phr., of joy in a father's victoryaliento his son
Pi.of the murderof a strangeropp. a relative
Pl.compar.of a brotherless closely related, more distantw.gen.than one's childrenHdt.of family ties, than those of party allegianceTh.masc.sb.usu.pl.alien, stranger, outsiderTh. Att.orats. Pl. Men. Theoc.neut.pl.sb.things that are alienopp. found nearer to homePi. gener.not within one's acquaintanceof personsfrom elsewhere, unfamiliar
Hom. Pi. Ar. X.masc.pl.sb.strangersPi.fr. Hdt. Ar. Plb.of a voidalien, unfamiliarto a bird
Ibyc.of examples used in illustrationunfamiliar, taken from elsewhereopp. based on persons closer to one
Isoc. D.of personsestrangedw.gen.fr. a city, its government
Lys. Arist.of practicesalienw.gen.to democracy
Lys.to historical writingPlb.not favourably disposedof personsaverse, disinclinedw.gen.[πρός] + acc.to sthg.
Plb. Plu.of persons, feelings, conducthostilests. w.gen.to someone
Plb. not appropriate or pertinentof nurture, a nameunsuitable
Pl.of an argumentirrelevantsts. w.dat.gen.to the matter in hand
Isoc. Arist.of a timenot conducivew.gen.to a hope
Plb.of fleshextraneoussuperfluous
Pl. ἀλλοτρίωςadvcompar. in a manner that is unfavourable, unsympathetichostileusu. w. [πρός] + acc.towards someone
Att.orats. Men. Plb. Plu.
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of/belonging to another
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ἀλλότριος
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