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he says the greater and not newborn, as grazing for food. Nebroth. a proper name. Neaethos. a proper name. Neelys. one who has newly come. compound words ending in -ys, if they are compounded from simple words ending in -ys, they keep the declension of the simple words, for example: brachys, bracheos, tribrachys, tribracheos, ophrys, ophryos, leukophrys, leukophryos; but if they are compounded from certain other words, they are declined through -dos, for example: epelys, epelydos, neelys, neelydos; for these are not compounded from words ending in -ys, but from eleutho comes elys and neelys. Neiatos. the last. nu.1389 Neireus. the snail. But Nereus, the one of the sea, with an eta. But Nireus, the beautiful one, with an iota. Nekros. from the privative particle ne and ker comes nekeros, he who is deprived of soul, and by syncope, nekros. Nekys. the dead man. there is kikys, power, and with the privative ne, nekikys, he who is deprived of kikys, and by syncope, nekys. or just as from hippos comes hippys, and kotos kotys, so also from nekros comes nekrys, and by dropping the -r and shifting the accent, nekys. Neogilos. the young and small. New man. chastity and virtue. Neolektos. newly recruited soldier. Neothales. newly sprouting. Neognos. newly born. or being newborn. Neos. from neesthai, which is to proceed to growth. or from hormasthai. for full of impulse and youth. Neossos. newly rushing, which is to set in motion. or from neazo. Nepodes. the fish, those deprived of feet. Nepos. from pomi, I drink, the future of which is poso, by dropping the omega with the privative ne, Nepos. for that mountain is waterless. and it is declined Nepotos. Nepotianos. a proper name. Nerteros. below a dead body, or the dead man under the earth. nu.1390 Nestorians. whose heresy is this: they said that Christ was one person, and the Son another. Nephthalim. it is interpreted as a loosened trunk, that is, a spreading plant. Nephros. from neiphesthai, I urinate. and neiphein is properly used of the downward flow of waters from a cloud. Neoteropoios. rebel; tyrant. Neonetos. newly bought. Neokoros. the one who cares for the temple. for among the Attics, korein means to sweep, and to adorn and to take care of. Neos. the temple. In Attic. the accusative is neon, with the nu. also lagon and Kon. But the genitive and dative are without the nu, tou neo and to neo. Neophytos. a new catechumen. in the Apostle: not a novice, lest being puffed up he fall into the condemnation of the devil. New man and new Adam. Christ, whom we put on through a holy way of life. (Feminine.) Neanis. the virgin. and the name of youthfulness. scripture is accustomed to place it for virginity. Neate. the last. from neos. for the younger are incomplete and last. then indeed having loosed the lowest stern-cables of laurel. Neaneia. arrogance. nu.1391 Neapolis. Samaria. Neaira. the lowest part of the belly. from neo it became neaira. and neaton the last. whence also lagon is said to be the same. from lego. and neo means I go; for the things that are eaten go into it. Neiaira. the last. Neios. the ploughed land. Neike. contentiousness. Nekades. Homer is accustomed to speak of the ranks of the dead, from nekyas, being some nekyadas and nekadas. Nekyomantia. necromancy. Nemesis. hubris; blame. Nemea. a city. Nemeia. a festival and a city. Neosseia and neotteia. hatching. Neotes. bloom of body, or an unstable opinion of things to be done. or a pretext for licentiousness for the more unrestrained. Neolaia. the new people. Neomenia. ... Neokaisareia. a city. Neura and chorde differ. neura is that from sinews, which they use for bows; chorde is that from intestines for instruments. Nephrites. a disease near the kidneys. Nephele. thick air composed of the moist exhalation from the earth, then raised up nu.1392 by the winds, when it receives a considerable mass from them, and the weight from the moisture sown in it becomes sufficient, then it sends drops to the earth, and this is the nature of rains, having their beginning from the earth, and being carried through the air back to the earth. Neoardea. newly watered and irrigated. (Neuter.) Neanieumata. boastings;

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