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The roaring stream was full. The participle must be barytone, for *keladontos* is the genitive participle; and the accusative is *keladonta*, not *keladounta*. Kelainephês. Black. From *phô*, *phainô*, and *kelainein*, comes *kelainophês*, and by change, *kelainephês*. *For from Zeus and cloud it became kelainenophês.* Kekragmos. The shout. For the hanging pig let out a certain awkward cry. kappa.1183 Kepphos. A kind of light-headed bird. and *kepphōtheis* instead of *epartheis*. †Kepphos. The gull.† Keneôna. The place around the flank. Kentyriôn. Centurion. that is, a commander of a hundred. for *centum* among the Romans is one hundred. Kenos. The vain. The light. and *kenêrion*, the cenotaph. Keinos. Instead of *ekeinos*. This is not a figure of speech; for one can say, the vowel *e* is naturally redundant, for example *êndanen*, *heêndanen*; *ôrôn*, *heôrôn*. Kera aglae. Bright in hair. keraglae. Keraunos. A violent lightning flash, descending to the earth and setting fire to whatever it encounters. Kerasbolos. The one who strikes with horns. kappa.1184 Kerdaleos. Wily, crafty. for *kerdô* is the fox, which is a crafty animal. *kerdaleophrôn*, the deceitful, crafty. the one who persuades throughout. Kerberos. The name of a dog, who is fabled to be in Hades, and to be three-headed, that is, *trikephalos*. Keroulkoi. Those who drag oxen by the horns. And I myself saw some horn-dragging men. Kestos. The embroidered girdle, or the garment of Aphrodite. and by extension, also all the showy garments of women. Kechôs and Kechreas. Proper names. Keleos. A very swift bird. from which also comes *kellein*, which is to walk swiftly. and he jestingly calls the mast-footed one a *keleos*. Keneôn. The flank. from being empty of bones. kappa.1185 Kelês. The single-rider horse and swift runner; on which someone sits astride. So says Epaphroditus. But Orion says, that it is from *kellein*, to run. whence *keleuthos*, the road. For from this we say *exôkeile*, which is cast out, threw out. Keltoi. A people. from Celtus, son of Heracles. Kenos. The vain, the light. I think that from *kaiô* comes *kanos* and *kenos*, the one who has been burned and is ash. or that burned things become light and slight. Kerabatês. He who walks on the promontories of mountains, that is, the peaks, as it were a mountain-walker. for they call all high points horns, as Pindar says: a high-horned rock. which is the high promontory. Keramikos. From *kerameus*, *kerameôs*, *kerameikos* and *keramikos*. and *keramos*. From *era*, *eramos*, and with the addition of *k*, *keramos*. But others derive it from being burnt in the earth. Keraoxoos. The horn-worker, the horn-carver. kappa.1186 †Kerberos. A three-headed dog, an evil demon in the three elements, water, earth, air.† Kerdaleos. Wily would he be and thievish, who might get past you- instead of, clever and fallacious, who might defeat you. For they called clevernesses *kerdê*. from sweetening the *kear*, that is, beguiling the soul through words. and *kerdaleophrôn* is he who is minded to gain. from *phrên* and *kerdaleon*. Kerdiston. He calls the cleverest. Kerkouros. The vessel having a long stern. Kerkôpes. From their gainfulness and craftiness. or from their mother Cercopê. or *kerkôpes*, the deceivers. The metaphor is from dogs, who with their appearance and tail bite while fawning. So says Horus of Miletus. Keroeis. From *keras* came *keratoeis* and by syncope of *at*, *keroeis*. from which comes the feminine *keratoessa*. and the comparative *keroessa*. and it is written *kerousa*. For example: a law being in some way horned. kappa.1187 Kestos. The embroidered girdle. From *kazô*, *kosmô*, comes the verbal noun *kastos*. and *kestos*, the adorned. Or from *kentô*, a barytone noun. hence also *kentores hippôn*. The future is *kensô*. *kensai* shouting together. The verbal noun becomes *kenstos* and *kestos*; as *klausô*, *klausmos* and *klauthmos*. from which also comes *polykestos himas*, the much-embroidered strap. Keuthmos. Darkness, hiding-place. From *keuthô*, *kryptô*, comes *keusmos* and in Aeolic *keuthmos*, as *klausô*, *klausmos* and *klauthmos*, and *mênismos*, *mênithmos*. And from *keuthmos* comes *keuthmôn*. In a hiding place of Earth, and he delighted in his evil deed. Keraunos. The metaphor from
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