Conjugation

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. to boil

   • ἀναβράσσω (to boil well, seethe)
   • ζέω (I boil, seethe, bubble)

2. to smelt

   • χέω (I smelt, cast )

3. to cherish

   • ἄρδω (to refresh, cherish)
   • ποιμαίνω (to tend, cherish, mind)

Related

• ἐπιχέω (to pour water over)
• λέκιθος (pulse-porridge)
• θρῖον (a fig-leaf)
• ἴτριον (a cake)
• λοπάδιον (a platter)
• κάλαθος (a vase-shaped basket)
• ἐγκρυφίας (baked in the ashes)
• Αἴγειος (of a goat or goats)
• πινακίσκος ()
• ἰσχάς (a dried fig)
• νῆστις (not eating)
• ἠθμός (a strainer)
• ἀνθινός (like flowers)
• γήτειον (a leek)
• τρύβλιον (a cup)
• φάττα (wood pigeon)
• σεμίδαλις (the finest wheaten flour)
• φύρω (to mix)
• ἔτνος (a thick soup of pulse)
• ἄνηθον (dill)
• ὀστράκινος (earthen)
• ἕψημα (anything boiled)
• χαλκίον (a copper vessel)
• ἀγοράζω (to be in the market)
• ὀξύβαφον (a vinegar-saucer)
• δειπνίζω (to entertain at dinner)
• τέμαχος (slice of fish)
• τεῦτλον (beet)
• πύρνον (wheaten bread)
• οἰνάριον (weak or bad wine)

Derived

• ἀφέψω (to refine by boiling off, to boil down, to boil free of dirt and dross)
• ἐξέψω (to boil thoroughly)
• καθέψω (to boil down, to soften, temper)