Declension

The inflection forms above were generated by rules and some usages of them were not attested.

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Synonyms

1. eager

   • τεχνήεις (skilful)
   • ἴδμων (skilled, skilful, in)
   • χειροτεχνικός (of or for handicraft, skilful)

2. bloody

   • φόνιος (of blood, bloody)
   • αἱματόεις (bloody, murderous)
   • καθαιμακτός (bloodstained, bloody)
   • κάθαιμος (bloodstained, bloody)
   • αἱματηφόρος (bringing blood, bloody)

Related

• ἄλυς (listlessness)
• ἀντίπορθμος (over the straits)
• ναυσίπορος (traversed by ships)
• παραρρέω (to flow beside or past)
• Τριόπιον ()
• Στρυμών (the Strymon)
• Ἑλλήσποντος (the Hellespont or sea of Helle)
• στείνω (to straiten)
• στεῖνος (a narrow)
• Ταύ̈γετον (Mount Taygetus)
• Προποντίς (the fore-sea)
• ἔκβολος (cast out of)
• Αἰολικός (Aeolic)
• εὐάμπελος (with fine vines)
• βουφάγος (ox-eating)
• πέραθεν (from beyond)
• Ἀλήιος (poor in lands)
• Μύσιος (a Mysian dirge)
• ταγός (a commander)
• Καύ̈στριος (of or from the river Cayster)
• κυδνός (glorious)
• Βόσπορος (ox-ford)
• ὑπέρβασις (transgression)
• στενότης (narrowness)
• πιναρός (dirty)
• ἀφορίζω (I mark off boundary)
• καλλιρέεθρος (beautiful-flowing)
• Λυκαονία (in Lycaonian)
• Φωκίς (Phocis)
• διείργω (to keep asunder)