Declension

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

Due to a bug of system, some forms may display wrong accents.

Synonyms

1. easy to take

   • εὐκαθαίρετος (easy to conquer)
   • εὐθήρατος (easy to catch or win)

2. easy to apprehend

   • ληπτός (to be apprehended, )
   • ληπτός ( to be apprehended by the senses)

Related

• θεήλατος (driven or hunted by a god)
• φορητός (borne)
• ἀτέλεστος (without end or issue)
• τανῦν (now)
• Ὄγκα ()
• λοῖσθος (left behind)
• θαυμαστέος (to be admired)
• φαρμακίς (a sorceress)
• καταστένω (to sigh over or lament)
• νεάζω (to be young or new)
• ὑπόστασις (that which settles at the bottom)
• ἀναίνομαι (to reject with contempt)
• βρῶσις (the act of eating)
• πρᾶγος (state-affairs)
• ἀνοικτός (opened)
• πόμπιμος (conducting)
• πόριμος (able to provide)
• ἐπίρροθος (hasting to the rescue)
• ἔξοιδα (to know thoroughly)
• καταβατέος (one must descend)
• φιλόπαις (loving its young)
• ὄνησις (use)
• τρισόλβιος (thrice happy or fortunate)
• τρῦχος (a worn out garment)
• τρύχω (to wear out)
• δυσπέμφελος (rough and stormy)
• δυσθέατος (ill to look on)
• ἀγοράζω (to be in the market)
• φερέγγυος (giving surety)
• διστάζω (to be in doubt)