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. the devotees themselves

   • ἐρημιάς (a solitary devotee)

2. • γάρσανα (Hesychius defines it as φρύγανα ‎)
   • κύλλα (Hesychius defines it as σκύλαξ ‎)
   • κύβας (Hesychius defines the word as σορός ‎ (συρός ‎ in some codices))

Related

• κόρυμβος (high-pointed sterns)
• στικτός (punctured)
• εὐπέταλος (with beautiful leaves)
• κίσσινος (of ivy)
• ἰήιος (invoked with the cry)
• τινάσσω (to shake or brandish)
• μίτρα ()
• κάλυμμα (a head-covering)
• οἰνωπός (fresh)
• καλύπτρᾱ (veil)
• πρῴραθεν (from the ship's head)
• χορεύω (I dance in a round or choral dance)
• θηκτός (sharpened)
• κοντός (a pole)
• νηδύς (the stomach)
• δαμάλης (a young steer)
• βουφόνος (ox-slaying)
• πάμφωνος (with all tones)
• μεσόμφαλος (in mid-navel)
• κάνεον (a basket of reed or cane)
• φόρμιγξ (lyre)
• ὄρεγμα (an outstretching)
• κεκρύφαλος (a woman's head-dress of net)
• ἑανός (fit for wearing)
• βαρύβρομος (loud-roaring)
• παμποίκιλος (all-variegated)
• κράνεια (the cornel-tree)
• βλαισός (having the knees bent inwards)
• κισσός (ivy)
• ἴτυς (a circle made of willow)