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Eupēlekos. Having a beautiful helmet. Eupotmia. Good fortune. I envy this man for his eupotmia. That is, for his good death. For potmos is death. †Eupateiran. Having a good father.† Euplokamos. with beautiful tresses. Euperistaton. Easily turned about. Eupragia. good fortune. Eupraxía. prosperity, good fortune. But Ozias slipped in his prosperity and was brought down to his father's sins. epsilon.911 Euryprōktian. effeminacy. Aristophanes: he will wipe his euryproktia on you. That is, will wipe clean. Euruodeias. Having a large appearance, that is, foundation. It is, as Horus the Milesian says, an epithet of the earth. The nominative euruodeia, paroxytone, the great and broad street. As in: the sound of them arose from the wide-wayed earth. Some say euruódeia, proparoxytone. Heuresiepiaiss. with story-makings. Eurōpē. A country, from which Odysseus also came. Eustatheia. stability. Eustheneias. of power. Eusebeia. righteousness concerning the divine. Asebeia is the opposite. Euskarthmoi nēes. easily moved, swift ships. Or swift-footed. For skarthmos is the foot. Euselmou. Having beautiful benches. epsilon.912 Eustibē. well-trodden. traveling a well-trodden road. For stibos is the road. Eusēmōi. with a good, fine [sign]. On a propitious day. Eustolon. well-ordered. And he led the way, having made the procession well-ordered. Eusoia. strength. living for the sake of strength. Eustra. The place for walking, or the fife. Aristophanes: I was tuned with knuckles on the fifes. Instead of: I was instructed by means of music. Eutrapelia. levity, foolish talk. Eutrochalon. round. And that the shield be small and well-rounded. Euoiōniston. of good omen, signifying good things. Euphoria. fruitfulness. Ephoreia is supervision, a diphthong. Ephuia. A good virtue. In nature, for speed of learning. Euphrosunē. the marking off of grief in the presence of good things. epsilon.913 Euphronē. The night. From our being of good cheer in it; for reason, when it is at leisure, becomes a judge of things; or from gladdening the body through rest. It is a paronym. For just as from anakos comes anankē with the addition of a -g, and from amumonos, amumonē and amumōnē with an -ō, so also from euphrōn, euphronos, comes euphronē. Euchai. The promises. I will pay my vows to the Lord. Euchē. A proclamation and promise, as being dedicated from a person to God; or the composition of a gift to God, made voluntarily by his servants. Euchē is the request to have it well. Eucharistia, deēsis, and proseuchē differ. For those who are still in need of something, this is deēsis (supplication). But when, understanding the worthiness of God, I ask something of him, then I proseuchomai (pray). But when I become more of a friend, then I eucharistō (give thanks). And the blessed Paul says: First of all, to make supplications, prayers, intercessions, thanksgivings; progressing from the lesser things to the greater. Euchereia. ease, conciseness, dexterity. Eucheiria. Agility with the hands. The Macedonians were superior in many respects because of their skills. Euchrēstia. good use. Euchōlē. a vow or a boast. From euchō comes euchōlē by extension of the syllable. And the chō remained long, as in pausō, pausōlē. And down the boast of Priam—it means the boast. epsilon.914 Euōdia. the fragrance. Euodia is the good road, with a short vowel. Euōnumos. euphemistically called the left hand, which is not the best, but serves the other. From aristos comes aristeros, as from phobos, phoberos. Euōchia. from to have it well, because one comes to the honors of the gods. But it is better from our having it well with food. For also parochē (provision), because much ochē (sustenance) is set forth. Eukēlēteira. a quieter. Eudokian. it is the custom of the divine Scripture to call the will for well-doing eudokia (good pleasure). The Apostle: according to the good pleasure of his will. For eudokia is strong desire. The good pleasure of my heart. Euthumia. good cheer. The Apostle: that I too may be of good cheer, when I know. (Neuter.) Euagōgon. easy. well led. or easily hunted or easily taken. Euages. pure. pious; holy; most divine. and he was of a pure race. Euangelion. that which announces the best things. that which brings good tidings. From the particle eu and angelia. Euaphes. soft to the touch. easy to handle.

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