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intensive. driving into a shady marsh. Daulis. a city situated on Parnassus. Daulian. thick, shady. Daulian crow, nightingale. Davidic tomb and Davidic song. that of David. Daphne. being a certain *daophone*, she who makes a sound when burning. Daphnous. a city of Phoenicia. in the masculine. the citizen Daphnoutios, or Daphnousios, and in the feminine Daphnousis. the ethnic is Daphnousaios. there is also the lake Daphnousis, near the Bithynian Olympus. Abundance. wealth. Dasylides. the shady ones. *Daphne. from *daiō*, to burn, she who makes a sound in being burned, that is, to be burned.* (Neuter.) Daedala. the varied constructions. Daias. a war-omen. Dakos and daketa. beasts. venomous reptiles. the nominative *to dakos*. I must flee a thronging bite and accusation. and *daketon* from *daknō*, *dakneton* and *daketon*. and *dakos* means also bite, for example; a certain sign of a blood-flowing bite. delta.470 Daiterion. a place for division. from *daisai*, to divide. Tear. a property of corruptible nature, which Adam did not possess before the transgression. from *daknō*, *daknyon* and *dakryon*; for when the soul is bitten, the tear comes forth. or from *dēkō*, whence *edakon*. for the tear is a heart-biting tale. the plural is *ta dakrya*, the dative *dakryois*. whence then *dakrysin*? the final syllable *tois* is changed to iota; *probatois*, *probasin*, *enkatois*, *enkasi*, *petalois*, *petalsi*. for everything ending in iota, having an unchangeable [vowel] before the end, has this in the nominative, *rhētorsi*, *rhētōr*. and *dakry* came from *dakrymēn*, not by apocope, but by formation. *to dakry* then, the genitive *dakreos*, the dative *dakros*; and the plural *dakrea*, like *pōea*, *astea*. or from *dakrya* by syncope. Damomata. things sung in public. Dana. dry pieces of wood. Callimachus: to split dry wood. that is, to split. and *danotaton* is the driest. from *daiō*, to burn. the *da* is long. Loan. from *danos*, which means gift, as *telos* means *teleion*. Didymus says it is a long-standing debt. from *dēn*, *danos* and *daneion*. Daonion. a city of Thrace. delta.471 Daos. torch. from *daiō*, *daos*. Ground. the ground, the earth. from the intensive *da* and *pedon*, the earth. that is, the large and wide-floored. and *da* becomes *za*, by transposition of *d* to *z*. Daskylion. a place in the gulf of Nicomedia. Daton. among the Romans the meaning of the day and time, when someone is sent out from a city or from some place. Thick. shaggy. *Davidic. a song of David.* Deep-red. the very crimson, or the purple, or the reddish-brown. Edible. that which is edible. (Verb.) He carries a torch. it shines; it bears a torch. I throw into confusion. to disturb. Having learned. having burned, and instead of having learned. To those being slain. to those being killed. Slaying. cutting through. from *daiō*, to cut, or from *dais*, which means battle. To be possessed by a demon. to be possessed by a demon. Feast thou. feast. Homer: feast a banquet for the elders- I learn. to learn. I burn. to burn. delta.472 I flay. to strike. and *derō*, to flay, unaspirated. To be feasted. to be feasted. I feast and I give a feast. from *daiō*, to feast, and with the pleonasm of *n*, *dainō*. *dainyō* and *dainymi*, *dainymai*, the imperfect was *edainymēn*, *edainyso*, *edainyto*, the third person plural *edainynto*, and by dropping the *e*, *dainynto*. Having rent. having cut through. To shed tears. to shed tears. I bite. from the intensive *da* and *kainō* comes *dakainō*; from which comes *daknō* by dropping the *i*, and with a pleonasm of *g*. Subdued. having been killed. having been subdued. He subdues. instead of *damazei*. I subdue. instead of *damazō*. They might be subdued. they might be subdued. *damō*, to subjugate. the future *damēsō*, the second aorist *edamon*, the passive *edamēn*, *edamomen*, the participle *dameis*, *damentos*, the optative *dameiēn*, *dameiēmen*, *dameiēte*, and *dameien*. but it should have been *dameiēsan*. To lend. of this, *chrēsai* is preferable. *chrēsai* is for friends, but *daneisai* for anyone. To spend. not simply to spend, but to live splendidly and to incur great expenses. delta.473 I devour. to eat with tearing and to tear with the mouth. whence also *dapsai*. do not let the dogs of the Achaeans devour me beside the ships. from *da* and *aptō*. but properly to eat greedily.

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