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. step

   • βαθμίς (a step)
   • σχῆμα ( steps)
   • βωμίς (a step)
   • ἤλυσις (a step)
   • πρόβημα (a step forward)
   • μητρυιά (a step-mother)
   • ἴθμα (a step, motion)
   • πάτος (step , stepping, treading)
   • βαθμός (a step, a step, degree)

2. rhythm

   • πέδιλον (rhythm, shoe)
   • ῥυθμός (measured motion, rhythm)
   • ἀρρυθμία (want of rhythm or proportion)

3. foot

   • εὐποδία (goodness of foot)
   • σκιρτοπόδης (spring-footed)
   • πρυμνώρεια (the foot of a mountain)
   • πέζαρχος (a leader of foot)
   • ποδώκεια (swiftness of foot)
   • πούς ( foot, leg)
   • θέναρ (the flat of the foot)
   • πρύμνα (the bottom, the foot)
   • ποδιστήρ (foot-entangling)
   • ποδάγρᾱ ( foot disease)
   • ἔμβασις (the foot, hoof)
   • ποδάγρᾱ ( gout of the foot)

4. foundation

   • ῥίζα (base, foundation)
   • ἑδραίωμα (a foundation, base)
   • ἕδος (a foundation, base)
   • ἔδαφος (the bottom, foundation, base)

5. one of the three sides of a triangle

   • πλευρά̄ ( side of a triangle or other figure)
   • τρίγωνον (triangle )
   • τρίγωνον (triangle )

Related

• κύλινδρος (round stone)
• κλίσις (bending)
• σχιστός (cloven)
• τόρνος (a carpenter's tool for drawing a circle)
• πεντάς (the number five)
• σῦριγξ (pan pipes)
• ἄθηρος (without wild beasts or game)
• κῶλον (part of something)
• Πλειάδες (the Pleiads)
• λιχανός (the fore-finger)
• εὔστροφος (well-twisted)
• ἁψίς (net)
• ναστός (close- pressed)
• πρέμνον (the bottom of the trunk of a tree)
• θέσις (a setting)
• ἀκρώνυχος (with nails at the extremities)
• γλουτός (the rump)
• ῥόμβος (bull-roarer)
• τμῆμα (a part cut off)
• σφόνδυλος (vertebra)
• ἐγγώνιος (forming an angle)
• ὑπέρυθρος (somewhat red)
• σπόνδυλος (Alternative spelling of σφόνδυλος ‎)
• σύνθεσις (a putting together)
• ξεστός (smoothed)
• λόχιος (of or belonging to childbirth)
• σχέσις (a state)
• θύσανος (a tassel)
• ἀσύνδετος (unconnected)
• ἀσύνδετον (a rhetorical style without conjunctions)