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 be in travail of

   • συνεκτίκτω (to bring forth together)
   • λοχεύω (to bring forth, bear)
   • ἐκλοχεύω (to bring forth, to be born)
   • ἐκφέρω (bring forth, produce)
   • ἐκποιέω (to produce, bring forth)
   • μετατίκτω (to bring forth afterwards)

2. to be in travail with

   • συνωδίνω (to be in travail together)
   • δυστοκέω (to be in sore travail)

Related

• ὀχετηγός (conducting or drawing off water by a ditch or conduit)
• εὔπαις (blest in one's children)
• Βάκχευμα (Bacchic revelries)
• τρῦχος (a worn out garment)
• τρύχω (to wear out)
• φιλόπαις (loving its young)
• σκότιος (dark)
• δινεύω (to whirl or twirl round)
• χόρευμα (a choral dance)
• ὠμόφρων (savage-minded)
• πέπειρος (ripe)
• δηναιός (long-lived)
• κήδειος (cared for)
• μείλιγμα (anything that serves to soothe)
• ἄλαλκε (to ward)
• χηρεία (widowhood)
• νειός (fallow-land)
• θοάζω (to move quickly)
• αὐτάδελφος (related as brother or sister)
• ἀνοικτός (opened)
• Τανταλίδης (son of Tantalus)
• νύχιος (nightly)
• κυναγός (a hound-leader)
• ἄποτμος (unhappy)
• σύνευνος (a consort)
• ἐπιμαστίδιος (at the breast)
• ἀκοίμητος (sleepless)
• δάμαρ (a wife)
• ἐπαρωγός (a helper)
• ῥόδεος (of roses)

Derived

• συνωδίνω (to be in travail together)