cata night *strepho (orpépw), to turn; strophe, antistrophe, strophe, apostrophe strychnos (orpúxvos), shade; strychnine stylos (orulos), a post, a stilus; style, Stylites, peristyle stypho (orúpw), to contract; styptic sykon (σkov), fig; sycamore (moron, a mulberry tree), sycophant (fig-shower, a person who informed concerning the forbidden exportation of figs from Athens. Hence a mean flatterer; phaino, to show) syrigx (rupy, gen. σúpıyyos), a pipe; syringe tapes (τάπης, gen. τάπητος), carpet; tapestry taphos (Tápos), grave; epitaph tauto (Tauró), the same thing; tautology, tautophony taxis (Táis), arrangement; syntax, taxidermy (derma, skin of animals) techně (Téxvn), art; technical, polytechnic *teino (Telva), to stretch; tetanus (lock-jaw), tone, tonic, monotony, hypotenuse *tele (Te), distant; telegraph, telephone, telescope temno (Téμvw), to cut; tome, epitome, anatomy, entomology *tetra (Téтpa), four; tetrachord (chorde, a string), tetragon, tetrarch thalamos (@áλaμos), bride-chamber; epithalamium thauma (@avua), wonder; thaumatrope (tropos, turning) *theaomai (@eάouai), to behold; theatre, amphitheatre; thaumaturgy (ergon, a work), theodolite (dolichos, long) theory, theorem *theos (eds), God; theobroma (broma, food), theocracy, theogony (gonos, descent), theology, theism, enthusiasm (entheos, full of a god), theophany (phainomai, to appear), theosophy (sophia, wisdom) therion (Onplov), wild beast; theriake (an antidote, made of the viper's flesh, against the poison of the viper); treacle (a name given at first to this antidote, then to any confection) *therme (0épun), heat; thermal, isotherm (isos, equal), thermometer (heat-measurer), thermopile (piloo, to press close), thermoscope (scopeo, to see) *thesis (0éois), placing; thema, a subject laid down; tithēmi, to place; thesis, synthesis, theme, apothecary, hypothecate (hypothēkē, mortgage) thymos (Ouμós), mind; enthy. meme *tithēmi (Tionui), to place; thesis, apothecary, treasure (thesauros, anything stored up), anathema, anathematize, synthesis, hypothesis *topos (TÓπos), place; topic, topography *toxon (Tógov), bow; toxikon, poison in which arrows were dipped; toxicology, toxophi lite *tracheia (paxeîa), windpipe; trachea, tracheotomy (see Temno) tragos (payos),he-goat; tragedy (woh, song), a goat-song, so called either because a goat was the prize, or because the actors performed in goatskins trapeza (Tрúre(a), a small table; trapezium stereotype, typogra type, phy tyrannos (Túpavvos), an absolute sovereign; tyrant zēlos (os), emulation (from zeo, to be hot); zeal, zealot zeō (Séw), to boil; eczema (a skin-eruption) *zeugnumi ̃((evyvvμi), to join ; zeugma (a joining together of two incompatible grammatical constructions) zōnē (Šúvn), girdle; zone *zōon (Swov), animal, zodion (dim.), a little animal; zoetrope (tropos, turning), zoolite (lithos, stone), zoology, zoophyte (phyton, plant), zodiac (so called because the signs of the zodiac are represented chiefly by animals) NOTE.-G (7) before g, k, ch, or x is pronounced ng, e.g. aggelos is pronounced angelos. - INDEX. This Index contains the references to Parts I-IV. The Index to the possessive, 36 interrogative, 36 governing cases, 142 Adverbial clauses, 127 object, 27, 159, 160 Adverbs, qualificative, 99 Amphibrachic measures, 260 BEE Anapæstic measures, 258 Anomalous verbs, 81. Apposition, nominative - words in, 117 Art, 82 Article, definite, 36, 173 Articles, the, 172 As (rel. pro.), 54, 182 Asterisks, 130 Attributive tion, 32 Aught, 57 Aunt, 13 qualifica- Auxiliary verbs, 90 - of mood, 90 of tense, 90 Bachelor, 13 |