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top of the head, cranium. just as from `echo` comes `echmos` and `syneochmos`, for instance: - and with a holding together of the neck. so from `brecho` comes `brechmos` and `brechma`; for this is first moistened. Infant. from `pherbo`, meaning to nourish, comes `pherbos` and by metathesis of the letters, `brephos`. Brundisium. a city on the Adriatic. Strong. strong, heavy. from `bia` comes `biaron` and with the addition of `r`, `briaron`. hence the name Briareus. or from `brio`, from which also comes `britho`. Gore-stained. bloodied. for `brotos` is the blood of a man mixed with dust. Brondon. a kind of dialect. Brontesion. a region of Italy. Roaring fire. resounding. Moss. the chaff-like substance cast out from the sea, and that which is poured forth. Dregs of grapes. the pressings of the grape. from `botrys` comes `brytia`. but the Attics use it for the ground parts of olives. Bryella. the `broulla` and `bryllia`. it is bound with a `bryllion`. Submerged. being sunk. Deep waters. those waters situated under the earth in a drawn-out manner, and producing a sound from above. Infant. from birth up to four years. beta.409 (Verb.) He awards the prize. he distributes. I boil. to seethe. which the Attics say as `anabrasso`, taking the word for the result. Aristophanes: I am boiling thrushes. instead of I am boiling. it is said to come from `baros`, or `baro`, `barasso`, and by syncope, `brasso`. To speak briefly. to be brief in speech. He is conceited. he is high-minded, is puffed up, or pretends to be angry. for `brenthyon` is a perfume; it is fitting, then, for the boastful and the delicate to be anointed with perfume. from this, indeed, they call those who are effeminate `brenthyomenous`. To wet. it is said in the sense of to drink. and a drunkard is `hypobebregmenos` (soaked). and `brechein` is from the sound of water, the word is onomatopoeia. and Homer: -and around him it was wet. or from `ballo`, `ballo`, and `bro`, `brecho`. It is heavy. it weighs down. He roars. he uses the voice of a lion. I am angry. to be angry. and being angry. You might be enraged. you might be angered. Nodding off. drowsing, sleeping. To sleep after eating. to sleep after fodder and food. It flourishes. it blooms and luxuriates. beta.410 It teems. it has blossomed, it flowers. He gnashes his teeth. he is enraged. this is properly used of lions. I eat. I eat. Gnawing. nibbling, eating down, grinding the teeth. Being feverish. having a fever. thus the Athenians. from `brychetos`, which means fever. To bray. to bray. they say this of a donkey. `onkasthai` is also said of a donkey, but this is rare. Eating oats. eating `bromos` (oats). Sipping. drinking a little. (Adverb.) Briefly. in a little while. Brekekekex, koax, koax. a refrain in the Frogs. thus Aristophanes. The B with the Y. (Masculine.) An owl. a kind of nocturnal bird. Dio: and an owl was seen. and owls were seen. Byblis. a proper name. brother of Caunus, both of whom were unfortunate. Papyrus. the papyrus, from which also come books, the wooden papers. and Byblos, a most ancient city of Phoenicia beta.411 is so called, because the books placed in it are kept uncorrupted. The ethnic is Byblios, and Byblias. Of the deep. he who is in the deep. The deep. `bathos` (depth), with the change of `a` to `y`. or from `byzo`, `bystos` and `bythos`. Roaring. resounding. and Homer: where of the roaring winds- from `byo`, hence `bebysmenos`, of which a derivative is `byzo`, `bebyktai`. from `bebyktai`, then, comes `byktes`. Trumpeters. trumpeters. Of hide-stretched. of the drum. Tanner. leather-cutter. from `debsesai tas byrsas` (to tan the hides), which is to soften. Having a thick neck. he who holds his shoulders up to his neck. The deep. the deep in Herodotus. by changing `th` to `s` and adding another `s`, `byssos`. and `byssos` is a type of plant, from which things dyed with it are called `byssina` (of fine linen). (Feminine.) Byza. Constantinople. Byzane and Byzia. names of cities. A trumpet. a musical instrument. A hide. from `dero`, to flay, the Aeolic future `derso`, and `derse`, `byrsa` is that which is flayed from the body. or from `rhyo`, `rhysa`, that which is drenched with sweat. (Neuter.) Fine linen color. the crimson color. beta.412 `Byblion` and `biblion` differ. `byblion` is said of the papyrus scroll and that which is unwritten, as: in your scroll all shall be written. but `biblion`, that which has been written, with an i. Byzantium. because Byzantium of Severus, emperor of the Romans, had been fortified with a noble wall made of millstone worked into a square shape.

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