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division. From δάζω; as σκεδάζω, σπεδασμός. Daskios. very shady. From the intensive particle δα. Dasyllios. Dionysus. From making the vines bushy. Datetai. the distributors. From δασῶ and δατούμεθα, which means we divide among ourselves. For example: "they were dividing the land with their feet." and: "we Achaeans divide the spoil." From δαίω, to divide, from which comes δάζω and δάσω, it becomes δαστὸς, δαστῶ, and by lack of the sigma, δατῶ; from δατῶ, δατήσω, δεδάτηκα, δεδάτημαι, δατητὴς, and it is declined δατητοῦ. Datis. a proper name. Who, being a Persian, practiced speaking Greek; they say he would say χαίρομαι instead of χαίρω. Datois. with tricks. with villainies. delta.466 David. a proper name. It is interpreted as 'desired', or 'despised', or 'capable with his hand'. For the prophet was beloved by God, who said: "I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after my own heart." But he was despised by those around Saul and by his brothers. And he was capable with his hand, as having practical and active skill in wars. Daulos. from the future δαίσω, δαιλὸς and by a change of the iota to upsilon, δαυλός. Daulos. the thick, bushy. From δάσος comes the verb δασῶ, as from τεῖχος, τειχῶ; from which Pindar has τετείχηται. And by derivation δασαύνω; as χρῶ, χραύω, and ψῶ, ψαύω; then by syncope δαύω, the future of which is δαύσω. And as from παύσω comes Παῦλος, so also from δαύσω comes δαῦλος, the thick, bushy. Daphoinos. the very bloody, or fiery on the back. a blood-red shield. From δαίω, to burn. Or from δα and φόνος. Dapsilestatos. most sumptuous, most wealthy. It is said also of streams and of magnanimous people. Dagon. an idol worshipped by the foreigners, to which they dedicated the ark after taking it. Daxismos. .... Damaskos. a city of Syria, beside the Anti-Lebanon. It is said that Damas, campaigning with Dionysus, pitched a tent there and set up a wooden image of the Syrian goddess. The tent of Damas (ἡ ∆αμᾶ σκηνὴ), Damaskos. Or that one of the giants, Ascus by name, together with Lycurgus, bound Dionysus and threw him into the delta.467 river. But he was slain by Hermes, and Ascus was flayed, and was buried there. And from this the city was called Damaskos. And the wine-holding skins they call ἀσκοί. It is also said ἡ ∆αμασκός. *Eliezer of Damascus. Instead of the Damascene.* Dares. a proper name. From δέρω, to flay. For he was a priest. Daphnon. from δάφνη (laurel). And δάφνη from δαίω, to burn. The thing that makes a sound when it is burned. (Feminine.) Daïs. the battle. From δαίω, future δαίσω, by removal of the ω, δαὶς, and by diaeresis δαΐς. In grievous battle. Or from δαίω, to cut, by diaeresis δαΐω, by pleonasm of ζ, δαΐζω, future δαΐσω, by removal of the ω, δαΐς. Daïan odon. of battle; experienced. From δαῆναι, which is to learn. Dada. a torch. Dakruoessa. from δάκρυον (tear). Daba. a city. Dais. the feast. Daitis. a place in Ephesus. It is named from Lydus the innkeeper who dwelt there providing things for a feast to those visiting. And his proper name was Ephesus, from whom also the city is named. delta.468 Daisane. the ptisane (barley-gruel). Boiled from boiled wheat. It is named from δαίσασθαι (to feast); for they made the first food this way, before the invention of breads. Damar. wife. wedded. From γάμος (marriage), γάμαρ and δάμαρ. It is also said δάμαρις, whence the genitive δάμαρτος; unless perhaps by pleonasm of the tau from the nominative in rho. Danake. name of a coin, which they formerly gave to the dead for the sake of passage in Acherousia, which is a lake of Hades. Danae. a proper name. Judge you also. You are not Danae, the daughter of Acrisius. Dapidas. the coverings. He means bare and not woolly ones. Aristophanes: "not even on carpets will it be possible to sleep." But τάπησι, with an eta. Dapane. from δάπτω, which means to eat with tearing. Daseia. a quality of a syllable, sent forth from the chest. Or from the intensive particle δα and the verb ευω, which means to rush. Or from being very great and strong in comparison with the smooth. *Damaskos. Is interpreted as blood of a sack.* Daspletis. the unapproachable. Or approaching for evil. Or she whom one would not approach because of fear. From the intensive particle δα. Or δυσπλῆdelta.469 τις from striking sinners. Theocritus says she is Hecate. Daskios. very shady. From δα

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