ἄναξ
ἄναξακτοςmvoc.alsoep.dat.pl. ref. to a deity, freq. appos.w. his namelord, ruler
Hom. Hes. Archil. Eleg. Lyr. Hdt. Trag.w.gen.of lords, i.e. all other gods, ref. to ZeusA.of heaven, ref. to ZeusE.of a golden abode, ref. to the deified HeraklesPi.of thieves, ref. to HermesE.of dwellers in darkness, i.e. the dead, ref. to HadesS.of rivers, ref. to AsoposB.ref. to a king, chieftain, military leader or person of statuslord, ruler
Hom. hHom. Lyr. Ion Trag. Hellenist.poet.w.gen.dat.of men, a specific populace, a city or countryHom. Hes. Anacr. B. Trag. AR.fig., ref. to an altarPi.master, ownerof property, slaves, animals, or sim.
Hom. Thgn. A. E. periphr.masterw.gen.of the oar, ref. to a rower
A. E.Cyc.of the tiller, ref. to a helmsmanE.of arms, a shield, ref. to a warriorE.fig., of liesE.
ShortDef
a lord, master
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Headword (normalized):
ἄναξ
Headword (normalized/stripped):
αναξ
URN:
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