βάρβαρος
βάρβαροςονadj of races, groups of people, individualsbarbarian, foreignopp. Greek
Hdt. Trag. Th.opp. Roman or otherPlb. NT. Plu.masc.pl.sb.barbariansA. Hdt. E. Th.masc.sg.sb.the barbarianusu. collectv., ref. to the barbarian enemy, sts. ref. to their king or leaderHdt. Th. of lands, cities, troops, ships, or sim.belonging to or consisting of barbariansbarbarian
Pi. Hdt. Trag.fem.sb.barbarian land or territoryTh. D. Plb. Plu.relating to barbariansof a storybarbarianin origin
E.of an expedition, a waragainst barbarians
E. Plb.of a marriagewith a barbarian
E.of customs, institutionsbarbarian, foreign
E. Arist.of weapons, clothes, footwear, their style or appearance, sts. pejor.A. Hdt. E. of a god, persons, their nature, actions or life, sts. ref. to Greeksbarbarous, savage, uncivilised
E. Th. Ar.of a desertwild
Plu.neut.sb.barbaric elementin a person's natureE. D. of language, utterances, cries, songs, a namebarbarian, foreign
Anacr. Hdt. Trag. Pl. Plu.of a soundsavage
A. βάρβαραneut.pl.advin a barbarian manner
E.savagely
Lyr.adesp.
ShortDef
barbarous
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Headword (normalized):
βάρβαρος
Headword (normalized/stripped):
βαρβαρος
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