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By Kaulos. by the tip of the spear. Kachrydias. the bread from barley, which we call paxamas. Kachypoptoi. suspecting bad things. Kairos. a time suitable for work. Kainos. the new. I think, being a certain krainos. by ellipsis of the rho. as if that which has already been accomplished. Kakos. the coward. from chazo, chakos and kakos, the one who retreats and flees. Kabeiroi. daemons or names of gods. Axiokersa is Persephone; Axieros is Demeter; and Axiokerses is Hades. they were named from the Kabeiroi, mountains of Phrygia, since they were brought from there. †Kaikos. name of a river.† Kados. from chado, to contain, with a circumflex. The future is chadeso. from which kechadeka by reduplication, a verb-noun chados, and kados, the containing vessel. Kakithos. the one who is blamed. from kakizo, kakistos and kakithos. kappa.1146 Kakoscholos. one who disposes of time for the worse. Kalathos. into which the kalle are put. properly, kalle are dyed wools. catachrestically also that which is receptive of wheat and grapes. or galathos, into which they put the milk when making cheese. Kallimos. the derivation through i is made from three. for example; sporos, sporimos; agoge, agogimos; kudos, kydimos. thus kallos, kallimos. it is also made from a verb; prosdoko, prosdokimos. Kalopous. properly the wooden foot. for kalon is wood. Kalos. there is a verb kazo, to adorn. The future is kaso. a verb-noun kalos. or from the verb kalo comes kalos; because of calling each to himself, as something good, toward which we greatly run. Kamax. in the masculine it means the trench, or the stakes fixed in the ditch against the assault of the enemy. in the feminine the rods, or reeds fixed for the vines. Hesiod; kappa.1147 shaken by grapes and silver props. from toiling in bearing the vine. as if being some kamnax, by dropping the nu, kamax. Kampanoi. because they founded Kampton near Kyme, a place so-called. whence they were also called Kampanoi. so says Horos the Milesian. Kanthos. that which is on the eye. as if being a certain knethos, from being scratched, being continually bitten. Kapelos. the retailer and wine-seller. from pouring the clay, that is the wine. or from adulterating the clay. Kapetos. the ditch. from skapto, skapetos, and kapetos. from having been dug. Karabos. from walking on the head, with the head projecting. or also the ship likewise, for the keel is the head. Karkinos. the crab, being a certain karakinos, the one frequently moving its head. Karos. dizziness. drunkenness. from harming the head. Karpos. the ear of grain prepared for reaping. from karphos, which means the dry thing, comes karphos and karpos. whence also the dry kappa.1148 place of the hand is called karpos from karphos. so says Horos the Milesian. Karcharodous. the animals that have jagged teeth, that is, round and sharp, interlocking with each other. like a wolf, lion, leopard. it is said from the verb charasso. which in composition with odous becomes charodous, and by reduplication charcharodous and karcharodous. he calls animals amphodonta, which do not have interlocking teeth that are round and sharp, but thick and flat. like a human, horse and the like. and chauriodonta, which have protruding teeth. like an elephant, boar, mole. Kasignetos. the genuine brother. from kasis, the brother, and gnes gnetos, which means one's own brother. Hesiod; nor make a companion equal to a brother. Katephes. the one lowering his eyes from shame, that is the one who is ashamed. from pho, to show, there was made the derivative phaio, phaos, and in composition with the preposition kata it became kataphaes, and by syncope katephes, the one having his phae, that is his eyes, cast down. Kauex. the gull. because of being a glutton. for kaue is food. Euphorion; kappa.1149 of which neither shearwaters nor chilling gulls. or from saying kau kau. a gull perched on a branch of a wild fig-tree. Kaulos. the end of the spear, into which the wood is placed. it was formed by pleonasm of the k. for it resembles a pipe (aulos). for everything elongated

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