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. worth a talent

   • πολυτάλαντος (worth many talents)
   • τριτάλαντος (worth three talents)
   • πεντεκαιδεκατάλαντος (worth fifteen talents)
   • χιλιοτάλαντος (weighing or worth a thousand talents)
   • διτάλαντος (worth or weighing two talents, costing two talents)
   • πεντετάλαντος (worth or consisting of five talents, for the recovery of five talents)
   • τριτάλαντος (of three talents)

Related

• μετρητής (a measurer)
• ἄπεφθος (boiled down)
• ἡμίεκτον (a half-)
• πρόταγμα (the van)
• λιθοβόλος (struck with stones)
• ψιλικός (of or for a light-armed soldier)
• παραμηρίδιος (along the thighs)
• ναστός (close- pressed)
• μονόλιθος (made out of one stone)
• φάλαρα (bosses)
• πλεθριαῖος (broad or long)
• ὄργυια (fathom)
• προμετωπίδιος (before or on the forehead)
• περικεφαλαία (a covering for the head)
• περίστυλος (with pillars round the wall)
• λατόμος (a stone-cutter)
• δίπλεθρος (two)
• περιαυχένιος (put round the neck)
• ποδιαῖος (a foot long)
• ἀκροστόλιον (the gunwale)
• δρεπανηφόρος (bearing a scythe)
• κεραίω (mix)
• σκύτινος (leathern)
• λίτρᾱ (litra)
• κρίκος (ring)
• σύστρεμμα (anything twisted up together)
• λημνίσκος (a woollen fillet or riband)
• δίχηλος (cloven-hoofed)
• τρισπίθαμος (three spans long)
• πυρριχιστής (a dancer of the)