Declension

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

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Related

• λαῖλαψ (a tempest)
• συρμός (any lengthened sweeping motion)
• δύσπορος (hard to pass)
• ναυσίπορος (traversed by ships)
• παρήκω (to have come alongside)
• ὑπόψαμμος (having sand under)
• ἐμβαδόν (on foot)
• δύσορμος (with bad anchorage)
• στείνω (to straiten)
• στεῖνος (a narrow)
• πιναρός (dirty)
• Στρυμών (the Strymon)
• παράπλοος (a sailing beside)
• διέκπλοος (a sailing across or through)
• ὑπόπετρος (somewhat rocky)
• εὔδιος (calm)
• δίκροτος (double-beating)
• Προποντίς (the fore-sea)
• πρόσουρος (adjoining)
• ἠμάτιος (by day)
• ἄξυλος (with no timber)
• ἄμπωτις (a being sucked back)
• ἀνατέλλω (to make to rise up or to grow up)
• σιταγωγός (conveying or transporting corn)
• παράκρημνος (on the edge of a precipice)
• πλωτός (floating)
• δεκέτης (lasting ten years)
• περισταδόν (standing round about)
• προσίσχω ()
• Ἄναυρος (a torrent)