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woman-mad, and by syncope, woman-mad. or we say, just as from honor comes Timotheos, so also from woman comes gynomanes and gynaimanes, by metathesis of the ˉo into the ˉaˉi diphthong, as in mesopolios, mesaipolios, and Klytomnēstra, Klytaimnēstra. Gyrgathos. The net. Gyrinoi. The small frogs. *from gyron (round), that which is circular. For such are the small frogs.* Aristophanes; as fathers shout of tadpoles. Gyros. A circle, round and circular. Gymnos (naked). In three ways is "naked" explained in the case of Adam's nakedness. Naked according to the simplicity of character; for duplicity and wickedness had not yet been practiced. Naked according to the artless life; for the arts were discovered later. And naked according to garments; for these too were devised later. (Feminine.) Gyaros. An island, one of the Sporades. And it is said that on it the mice, that is the rats, gnaw through iron. Gymnopaedia. The wrestling-school. gamma.459 Gymnetis. A naked woman. Gymnasia. The practice. Gynaikisis. The imitation of women. before paying the penalty for the other womanishness. female nature, with a diphthong. Gynē (Woman). From gō, to take and to receive, comes gynē; she who is receptive of the seed. Or from gonō, to bear, comes gonē and by an Aeolic change of ˉo to ˉy, gynē. As homoion, hymoion. But gynē is indeclinable; and it shortens the ˉy. It is reasonable then that as a monosyllable it remained indeclinable. But tēn gynēn is also found. For instance: how absurd it is to be both mother and wife. Gyries. Round. Gyrinō. A proper name. From gyrinos comes Gyrinō, as from kallistos comes Kallistō, and from kleos comes Kleō and Kleiō. Gypsos (Gypsum). As if it were some gyepsos, that is, boiled earth. Gyiokorous. Those that eat the limbs to satiety. Hesiod; and limb-sating cares. (Neuter.) Gyalon. The hollow. For instance: the hollow of a cuirass. from gō, to hold and to take, comes the derivative gyō, from which comes gyon and with the pleonasm of the ˉaˉl syllable, gyalon. As ptyō, ptyalon. Gyia (limbs). The knees and the other limbs. But it is properly said of the feet, from going upon the gamma.460 gyē, that is, the earth; for on this one walks. And the first movement of humans is by hands and feet. or from tēn gēn comes gēia, and by change of ˉē to ˉy, gyia, as in halmēros, halmyros. And it is used also of the hands. For instance: and he made his limbs light-. It comes from gō, to hold and to take, gyō and gyon. As ptō, ptyon, and thō, thyon. For instance: and the scent of cloven cedar and of thyine wood was wafted over the island. and with the pleonasm of ˉi, gyion, so that it may be that which takes and receives. The word can also be used of small children; for these go with hands and feet upon the gyē, that is, the earth. Gymnasia. Hunting-grounds; anointing-rooms; baths; or a horse-riding place. The three gymnasia of Attica: Academy, Lyceum, Cynosarges. Gylion. A vessel woven from palm-leaves. Gyparios. In narrow places. In dens; in huts. Gyrrhon. Curved, round. (Verb.) Gyiōsō. I will harm. I lame; from which also the phrase: I will lame you both. Gymnēteuō. I go naked. Gymnasai. To bring to light. Gynaikizomenos. Being made effeminate. Gynomanō. I am licentious. gamma.461 Gyrōsai. To make bowl-shaped, to fence round. from making a circle in fencing round. Gymnaze. Instead of "accustom". The Apostle; but exercise yourself toward godliness. The G with the Ō. (Masculine.) Gōbryas. A proper name. Gōbarēs or Gōbaris. A proper name. Gōgēs and Gōgidiskos. Proper names. Gōdas. A proper name. Gōleios. A den, a cave. Gōnymos. The namesake. Gōniasmos. Refuges; diversions. I showed these introductions for subtle rules, and turnings for verses. Gōrytos. The sword-sheath. being a kind of chōrytos; by change of ch to g. into which the drawn things go; that is, the bows. And hē gōrytos is also written. Gōg. A proper name. Gōynos. A proper name. Gōsithras; Gōbias. Proper names. (Feminine.) Gōbarēnē and Gōgōnē. Proper names. Gōnia. Of the house. And gōniasmos. to pass through by a corner, to be accomplished in a corner by someone. gōnia from gony. The possessive gōnia, by extension of ˉo to ˉō, which is bent and has been altered into a broken shape. gōnia, the ˉnˉi with an iota, why? The feminine words of a single kind ending in -eia, having the accent on the antepenult, of more than two syllables,

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