Declension

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

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Synonyms

1. after a long time

   • πολλοστός (after a very long time)
   • ὀψίγονος (late-born, after-born)
   • ὑστερόποινος (avenging after, late-avenging)

2. long-continued

   • συνεχής (continuously)
   • συνεχής (continually)
   • μακρός ( long)
   • μακρός ( long)
   • μακρός (long)
   • μακροβίοτος (long)
   • ()
   • δολιχός ( long)
   • συχνός (long, a long)

Related

• ἑπτάπυργος (seven-towered)
• δυσκατάπαυστος (hard to check)
• ταραγμός (disturbance)
• Πριαμίδης (son of Priam)
• πολύπονος (much-labouring)
• δυσπραξία (ill success)
• ἀνήνυτος (endless)
• πρύμνηθεν (from the stern)
• φερέγγυος (giving surety)
• πρόσπολος (a servant)
• ἀφασία (speechlessness)
• πορσύνω (to offer)
• ἄσπειστος (to be appeased by no libations)
• ἀνάπαυλα (repose)
• ὑπόπτης (suspicious)
• ἔκδημος (from home)
• τρέπω (I turn)
• σπανίζω (to be rare)
• δυσαπάλλακτος (hard to get rid of)
• εὐκταῖος (of or for prayer)
• κρατύνω (to strengthen)
• διαπόντιος (beyond sea)
• κατασκαφής (dug down)
• διάδρομος (running through or about)
• ἄβουλος (inconsiderate)
• δυστέκμαρτος (hard to make out from the given signs)
• ἀπόξενος (alien to guests)
• παλίγκοτος (breaking out afresh)
• δανεισμός (money-lending)
• νουθέτημα (admonition)