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of the things that come from God. A hymn is a melodious praise, as I think. Hymenaios: an ode. A wedding song. (Feminine.) Hymen. your. (Neuter.) Membranous. very thin and, so to speak, airy. To be hymned. of praise. and hymn, so to speak, being something that reminds, inasmuch as it brings to remembrance the deeds of those who are praised; not as if those others were not hymns, but because they sang the other prosodia to the flute when approaching temples or altars, but the hymn to the kithara. So says Didymus. Upsilon with Nu. (Masculine.) Vomer, of a vomer, and little vomer. The agricultural tool. from 'dynein' (to enter) into the earth, with the loss of the 'd'. Upsilon with Pi. (Masculine.) Shield-bearer. a bodyguard. A lever. a building tool, a small shovel or something else. Supreme. excelling, high or king. from the preposition 'hypo' which denotes 'above'. 'hypotatos', by syncope 'hypatos'. In the open air. living under the ether or the air, without a roof, aerial. upsilon.1768 Of Hyperberetaios. of the month of October. Extraordinary. glorious, honored. Past one's prime. one who is past their peak. Overdue. past the deadline. Beyond the borders. one exiled from the borders. Champion. the defender. Supreme. the one who excels. Of the sun. Hyperion is the one going above us and circling the world. Arrogant. from those who bear arms. Of great size. exceedingly large or well-sized. and harsher according to the time of life. Arrogant. the arrogant one. from 'phō', a derivative of which is 'phainō'. One who tries to outshine others, to show himself off. But if it is from 'phō', 'I say', one who speaks and promises beyond his power. or one who transgresses the oaths made over libation-bowls. Arrogant. the haughty one; the lifted-up one. Pestle. the pestle. and a pestle. Exceedingly needy. exceedingly in need. Accountable. liable. Excelling. preeminent. Under the wind. To a mature man. just growing a beard. from 'hypene' (beard). Sleep. an inactivity of the senses that has occurred from the vapor carried up into the hollows of the brain for the repose of the living being. Sleep. shadow of death; a daily practice. or sleep is a weakness of the perceptive spirit. upsilon.1769 Sleep is a voluntary separation of the rational soul from true life. sleep is nothing other than a temporary death and a daily end. *Sleep. from 'hyponostein' (to return secretly); for in it the senses of a human being withdraw.* Tipsy. drunken. Supposititious. those who substitute, the adopters. or those who are substituted and those who are adopted, that is, as in the case of children exposed on the ground, which women cast off as their own. Tributary. subject to tribute. accountable. Treacherous. guileful. one who appears peaceful. from the metaphor of a wound that is healing on the surface, but is rotten within. Under a treaty. subordinated under friendship. An underground channel. sewer, ditch, canal, aqueduct. Model. type; imitation. Actor. deceitful. Suspicious. a suspected enemy. Liable to trial. the one who is accountable. Undergarment. the inner garment. Quite full. full, filled. Winged. swift, as if flying through the air. upsilon.1770 Bowls. small bowls, through which oil is poured. Returning. one who has come back from a return journey. Interpreters. teachers, priests, ministers, deacons, or those who clearly show the future. On one's back. lying back; stretched out; or lying on one's back. from 'optō', 'I see', 'optios' and 'hyptios', with the change of 'o' to 'y'. For things lying on their back are easily seen. The proud. The Apostle says this of those who are puffed up against those who do not have what they have. (Feminine.) The highest. the string. Leading away. deceit. 'hypagoge' is also retreat. And for ships, shelter and a place to moor. like a kind of roadstead. Disdain. arrogance. Arrogance. a swelling of the soul, strongly filled. or contempt for a calling to good things, or pretense, or a passion of the heart. or a blameworthy height, or a lifting up of the eyes. Prominence. excellence. Postponement. a delay. Over-measurement. that is, comprehension. upsilon.1771 With arrogance. with arrogance. Beyond nature. for example, the birth of Christ. according to nature is marriage, against nature is fornication. A pestle.

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