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and having been heated is pushed out to the surface and is diffused, and from there paleness for the one suffering from jaundice. (Feminine.) Hikanotes. strength, power. Hiketeria. supplication, which supplicants either place somewhere or hold in their hands. Hiketeia. which one makes through words. Hikesia. the act of supplication. Ikmas. moisture. from iko, ikmas, whence also moist urine. from to come. or from the ikmada. Ikonion. name of a city. Ikrion. the upright wood, or the cross, or the hulk, or the planks of a ship, and those of the theaters, which were in the churches. for they sat on timbers, before the theater came into being; for they bound timbers together and thus they watched. some write ikria. it is said from to come to a height, as being a kind of ikaria, or because of coming to and ascending them. iota.1102 Iktar. Of Psellus: iktar is the swift, hipperos, hippon eros (love of horses). It is also written as race. (Verb.) Hikanō. to supplicate. we for our part supplicate your knees- and to arrive, and to seize. -or great grief comes upon the Achaean land. Hiketo. arrived. Hikesthen. they arrived. Hiknoumai. I come, I supplicate. and hiknoumenos instead of being bent. Hikto. came. (Adverb.) Hikanōs. sufficiently. Ikar. very much. Iktar. near, close by. it is said from to reach. and a proverb: he does not even strike near. The I with L. (Masculine.) Hilaos. gracious, gentle. but hileos is great. Hilaros. cheerful, witty. iota.1103 Ilarchas. taxiarchs. Hilasmos. goodwill, gentleness, forgiveness, or reconciliation. Ileus. a proper name. Ileos. the den; the burrow of the snake. it also signifies the name of a disease occurring in horses. Illedanoi. the bonds. Ilibenoi. a nation. Ilissos. name of a place, and a river. Illos. proper name. illos also the eye. illon, squinting, cross-eyed, or blind. Aristophanes: I have become squint-eyed, but he not yet. Illyrioi. barbarians. Thracians. but I think, it means the Bulgarians. Aristophanes: Illyrians screeching. instead of making some kind of sound. iota.1104 (Feminine.) Illades. bonds, ropes. from to be rolled up from a strap. not wanting to bind. Ile. a company, a troop. a squadron of a cavalry crowd. but properly, a phratry. then an ile of cataphract cavalry, over three hundred, broke against the rearguard. or an ile of sixty-four horsemen. or an ile is a gathering and a multitude. from to be gathered together it became ile through the long i. for there are many nouns from verbs. thus then ile from heilō. Ilias. a poem of Homer. and Iliad of woes for great woes. and Iliad for multitude. Ilios. Troy. In Doric. - sacred Ilion. Ilie. Athena. iota.1105 Ilys. the mud, or the muddy and wet place, that is, sediment of waters. from elos, elyō and eilyō. as from peithō, pithanos, thus from heilyō, ilys. (Neuter.) Hilasterion. altar. Hilarōteron. more approachable. Hileōterion. altar. Ilion. the city of Phrygia or Troy. but if it should be found as feminine anywhere, it is found in Doric, and not in iambic, but in verse. for example: sacred Ilion. thus Choeroboscus. Hilasterion. as it were a certain square golden table. Apostle: overshadowing the mercy seat. (Verb.) Hilaskō. to propitiate. and hilaskesthai from hilō of the second conjugation of the contract verbs. the future hilasō, with the addition of k becomes hilaskō, and it is transferred to the present. and it becomes hilaskō, the passive hilaskomai, the third person hilasketai, and the infinitive hilaskesthai. Hilaos. be gracious. Hilasthēti. be gracious to me. iota.1106 Hilekois. be gracious and well-disposed. Illei. holds together. Illizein. to wink/nod. Do you not hear, that the Achaeans are winking at me. for illoi are the eyes. from the rolling and the downward motion. Ilingia. when a twisting occurs around the heart, darkness follows; and they call this affliction ilingon (dizziness). it must be known that eilingiō is through a diphthong, but ilingos is through i. Illomenos. being bound. or illomenos instead of observing. -but he observing the crowd around. concerning a lion he says, that when wounded the lion observes only the one who wounded him. Ilysspōmenos. rolling in mud. and ilyspasthai, to be dragged in the mud, that is to roll in the mud. Illoumenos. being bound. Of Psellus:

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