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βλάβη
βλάβομαι
βλάβος
βλαισός
βλαίσωσις
βλᾱκείᾱ
βλᾱκεύω
βλᾱκικός
βλᾱκώδης
βλᾱ́ξ
βλάπτω
βλαστάνω
βλάστη
βλάστημα
βλαστημός
βλαστός
βλασφημέω
βλασφημίᾱ
βλάσφημος
βλαύτη
βλᾱχᾱ́
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βλάπτω
βλάπτωvbfut.
βλάψω
aor.
ἔβλαψα
ep.
βλάψα
pf.
βέβλαφα
mid.fut.w.pass.sens.
βλάψομαι
pass.fut.
βλαβήσομαι
aor.
ἐβλάφθην
aor.2
ἐβλάβην
ep.3pl.
ἔβλαβεν
also
βλάβεν
ptcpl.
βλαβείς
pf.
βέβλαμμαι
alsoβλάβομαιep.mid.vbβλάβη
The vb. is freq. intr. in all senses. of a divine agent, objects, terrainobstruct the courseof someone or sthg. moving forward at speedtrip up, impedepersons, animals, their limbsHom. X.pass.of persons, animals, a chariotbe impeded or made to fallIl. A. obstruct the progressof someone or sthg.of piracy, weather, topography, sounds, sights, delayimpede, thwartpersons, troops, shipsTh.of the godshinderOdysseusw.gen.fr. his voyage homeOd.pass.of persons, horses, thingsbe impeded or thwartedIl. Th. of old age, tiredness, hunger, wounds, or sim.wear down, underminepersons, bodies, minds, activitiesMimn. Pl. X.pass.of persons, limbsbe weakened or failHom. do physical or mental harmto someone or sthg.of a divine or non-human agent, persons, their actions, wine, poison, or sim.harm, injurea person, an animal, their attributes, physical objectsHom. Thgn. Trag. Th.pass.be harmed or injuredIl.be impairedin the mindHes.fr. Mosch.w.gen.in the mindThgn.of weapons, propertybe ruinedIl. Plu. of water, effluentdo damage toterritory, persons, their propertyTh. D.pass.of personssuffer damagefr. waterD. leg.cause loss or damageto someoneof persons, their actionsinjurepersons, their interests or propertyAtt.orats.pass.of personsbe offended against or injuredHes. Att.orats. diminish or degradesomeone or sthg. deserving respectharm, abuse, violatea suppliant, temple, offerings, or sim.E. Th.justiceHes. Eleg.adesp.a personin terms of due honourTyrt. Thgn. S.the soulPl.a preceptPi.pass.of thingsbe harmedA. E. of persons, their attributes, actions, words, writingsbring harm, loss or censureharm, hurt, damagepersons, their lifeHes. Hdt. S. E. Th. Ar.oneself, one's affairsE.of suspicionmar, spoilconfidence in sthg.Plu.pass.of personsbe harmed or incur censureA. Pi. E. Th. cause loss or disadvantageto an enemy, politically or militarilyof a people, their leaders, an armyharm, hurt, damageother persons or peoples, their territory, a factionE. Th. pass.of persons, a peoplebe harmedTh. of an enemycause loss or disadvantageto one's own sideharm, hurt, damageone's people, army, territory, allies or interestsTh.pass.of one's own sidebe harmedTh. cause loss or disadvantageto the common interest, politically or militarilyof one's own people or their actions, leaders, allies, policyharm, disadvantagea city-state, leaders, fellow citizens or troops, certain classes or interestsE. Th.pass.of people, the common interestbe harmed or disadvantagedHes. E. Th. of a rhetorical technique, a themedetract froma speech, an argumentIsoc. Pl.of truthan impressionin poetryTh.

ShortDef

to disable, hinder (Hom.); to harm, damage

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Headword:
βλάπτω
Headword (normalized):
βλάπτω
Headword (normalized/stripped):
βλαπτω
IDX:
7508
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-7509
Key:
βλάπτω

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