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βαρύκοτος
βαρύκτυπος
βαρύλογος
βαρύμηνις
βαρῡ́νω
βαρυόπᾱς
βαρυπάλαμος
βαρυπενθής
βαρυπετής
βαρύποτμος
βαρύς
βαρυσίδηρος
βαρυσκῑ́πων
βαρύσταθμος
βαρύστονος
βαρυσυμφορώτατος
βαρυσφάραγος
βαρυταρβής
βαρύτης
βαρύτῑμος
βαρύτλᾱτος
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βαρύς
βαρύςεῖα ύadjfem.gen.pl.
βαρεῶν
A., dub.
compar.
βαρύτερος
superl.
βαρύτατος
of things, natural or manufacturedof great weight, heavyPl. X. Arist. AR. of men, their limbs, handsheavily builthefty, powerfulHom. Pi. E. AR. Theoc.of a lion's neckTheoc. heavyw. additional weightof cloudsheavyw. rainAr.of pregnant women, w. childrenCall.of a mancorpulentw.dat.in physiquePlu.of troopsladen, encumberedw. equipment, bootyPlb. Plu. of men, troopsheavy-armedPl. Plb. Plu.of shipsheavyin terms of manoeuvrabilityunwieldyHdt. Plu. of things worn or carriedheavy, burdensomeX. Plb. NT. Plu.of an unborn babyAR.of a person's ashes, w. emotional connot.A.fig., of a yoke or collar, imposed on a subjugated peopleCall. Plu.fem.pl.sb.heavy harnessA.of persons, their step or progressweighed downby physical or emotional burdensburdened, slowHdt. S. E. Theoc. Plu. powerfully affecting the body or sensesof sleep, a surfeit of foodheavyX. Theoc. NT.of a smell, air, vapourfoulHdt. E.Cyc. Theoc. Plu.of wine, snake venompowerful, potentE.Cyc. AR. of a placeinsalubriousdisagreeableX. of an earth-tremor, a stormintense, powerfulHes. Simon.cj. Plu.of a rivermightyPlb. of a person's heartstrong, stoutPlu.of persons, esp. enemies or authorities, deities, divine forces, painful emotions, actions or circumstancesbearing down or weighing heavilyharsh, oppressive, grievous, bitterHom. Hes. Eleg. Pi. B. Trag. Th. wkr.sens., of personsdifficult, troublesomeThgn. E. Att.orats. Pl.of mathematical conceptshardPlu. of persons, events, or sim.weighty in importanceimposing, significantPlb. Plu. of things said or reportedseriousgrievousA. S. Att.orats. Pl.of vocal or musical soundsdeep in pitch or tonedeep, lowfreq. opp. ὀξύς high-pitchedPl. Arist. Plu. of the voice of the Cyclopsdeeply resonantboomingOd.of a subterranean noiseE.of a lion's roarAR.of groaningdeep, heavyPi.fr. Call. of vowels or syllablesbearing the grave accentPl. βαρύneut.sg.advalsoβαρέαHom.neut.pl.adv with a deepgrievous soundHom. Anacr. A. Call. Mosch. Plu. βαρέωςadv heavilyopp. lightlyPl. X. in a way which is difficultgrievousAr.in a way which is resentfulindignantHdt.

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heavy

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Headword:
βαρύς
Headword (normalized):
βαρύς
Headword (normalized/stripped):
βαρυς
IDX:
7288
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-7289
Key:
βαρύς

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