Scaife ATLAS

ξηρόςᾱ́Ion.ή όνadjof land, earthdryopp. covered by waterPl. X.opp. wet w. bloodE.of a person's footon dry landE.neut.sb.dry groundHdt. Th. Pl. Plb.fem.sb.dry landopp. seaAR. NT.of substances or materials, as a physical propertydryopp. liquidPl. X. Arist.neut.sb.drynessPl. of food, esp. bread, opp. drinkdry, solidPl. Arist. Plb. Plu.neut.pl.sb.dry or solid foodE. Arist. Theoc.not subject to excess dampnessneut.pl.sb.dry placesfor storageX.fem.sb.dry soilX.of eyeswithout tearsdryA. E.of fruit or other foodstuffs, suitable for storagedried, dryPl. X. Plu.of an animal skinPlu.of wood or other material suitable for burningPl. Plu.phr.ξηρὸς χιλόςdry fodderi.e. hayX.of measures of capacity for non-liquid foodstuffs, esp. graindry, solidPl. Arist. Plu.dried upfr. heat or lack of rainof soil, land, vegetationdry, parchedE. X. Plb. NT. Plu.of airHdt.of a windAr.of a riverHdt.neut.sb.dry bedof a riverX.of a milking-flock, its flow of milkdried up, dryPhilox.Leuc. of a person, lipsdry, parchedAR. Theoc.of thirst or heatcausing drynessparchingAR. Plu.of sweating fr. exertionperh.causing thirstdrainingPl.of persons, their body, limbslacking vigour or vitalitybecause of deformity, hunger, illness, grief or feardrained, wastedwitheredHippon. E. Theoc. NT. fig.dryw. respect to the senses or emotionsof an inglorious victoryjoylessw.dat.w. the passage of timeE.of an old man's habitsaustereAr.

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ξηρός

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ξηρός

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ξηρος

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41781

URN:

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ξηρός

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