συνήθης — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

συν-ήθηςξυν-εςadjἦθος of Lawlessness and Madnesshaving common hauntsneighbouringw.dat.on each otherHes.of nationshaving common habits or charactersalike, akinto each otherTh. of personswell acquainted, familiarsts. w.dat.w. or to someoneIsoc. Pl. X. Arist.of a voice, the mental image of a personfamiliarS. E.masc.sb.sg.pl.acquaintance or friendX. Men. Plu.of personshabituated, accustomedusu. w.dat.to sthg.Pl. Arist. Plb.w.inf.to doing sthg.Pl. Plb. of behaviour, circumstanceshabitual, customary, familiarsts. w.dat.for someoneS. Th. Att.orats. Pl.neut.impers.w. ἐστί understd.it is customaryw.dat. + inf.for someone to do sthg.E. Arist. συνήθωςadv customarily, habituallyAeschin. Plu.w. ἔχεινbe on familiar termsw.dat.w. someoneD.

ShortDef

living together; accustomed, customary

Debugging

Headword:

συνήθης

Headword (normalized):

συνήθης

Headword (normalized/stripped):

συνηθης

Intro Text:

IDX:

38541

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-38542

Key:

Senses and Citations (From Data)

Citations (From Models)

No citations.

Data

{
  "headword": "συνήθης",
  "data": {
    "headword_display": "<b>συν-ήθης</b>",
    "content": "<AE><HG><HL>συν-ήθης<VL><FmHL>ξυν-</FmHL></VL></HL><Infl>ες</Infl><PS>adj</PS><Ety><Ref>ἦθος</Ref></Ety></HG> <aS1><Indic>of Lawlessness and Madness</Indic><Def>having common haunts</Def><Tr>neighbouring<Expl><GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>on each other</Expl></Tr><Au>Hes.</Au></aS1><aS1><Indic>of nations</Indic><Def>having common habits or characters</Def><Tr>alike, akin<Expl>to each other</Expl></Tr><Au>Th.</Au></aS1> <aS1><Indic>of persons</Indic><Tr>well acquainted, familiar<Expl>sts. <GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>w. or to someone</Expl></Tr><Au>Isoc. Pl. X. Arist.<NBPlus/></Au><aS2><Indic>of a voice, the mental image of a person</Indic><Tr>familiar</Tr><Au>S. E.</Au></aS2><SGrm><GLbl>masc.sb.</GLbl><Indic>sg.pl.</Indic><Def>acquaintance or friend</Def><Au>X. Men. Plu.</Au></SGrm></aS1><aS1><Indic>of persons</Indic><Tr>habituated, accustomed<Expl>usu. <GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>to sthg.</Expl></Tr><Au>Pl. Arist. Plb.</Au><aS2><Indic><GLbl>w.inf.</GLbl>to doing sthg.</Indic><Au>Pl. Plb.</Au></aS2></aS1> <aS1><Indic>of behaviour, circumstances</Indic><Tr>habitual, customary, familiar<Expl>sts. <GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>for someone</Expl></Tr><Au>S. Th. Att.orats. Pl.<NBPlus/></Au><SGrm><GLbl>neut.impers.</GLbl><Indic>w. <Ref>ἐστί</Ref> understd.</Indic><Def>it is customary</Def><Cmpl><GLbl>w.dat. + inf.</GLbl>for someone to do sthg.<Au>E. Arist.</Au></Cmpl></SGrm></aS1> <Adv><vHG><HL>συνήθως</HL><PS>adv</PS></vHG> <advS1><Tr>customarily, habitually</Tr><Au>Aeschin. Plu.</Au><Phr><Indic>w. <Ref>ἔχειν</Ref></Indic><TrPhr>be on familiar terms</TrPhr><Cmpl><GLbl>w.dat.</GLbl>w. someone<Au>D.</Au></Cmpl></Phr></advS1> </Adv></AE>",
    "key": "συνήθης"
  },
  "senses": [],
  "citations": [],
  "urn": "urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-38542"
}