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* {{term|ἴκτερος||jaundice|lang=grc}}
* {{term|ἴκτερος||jaundice|lang=grc}}
* {{term|ἶλιγξ||whirling”, “whirlpool|lang=grc}}, whence the English {{term|ilinx|lang=en}}
* {{term|ἶλιγξ||whirling”, “whirlpool|lang=grc}}, whence the English {{term|ilinx|lang=en}}
* {{term|ἰύζω||I shout or yell|lang=grc}}, whence {{term|ἴυγξ|lang=grc}}
* {{term|ιὔζω||I shout or yell|lang=grc}}, whence {{term|ἴυγξ|lang=grc}}


==κ, Κ==
==κ, Κ==
* {{term|κακόθυμος|κᾰκόθῡμος|tr=kakothūmos|ill-disposed|lang=grc}} > {{term|κακοθυμία|κᾰκοθῡμίᾱ|tr=kakothūmiā|malevolence|lang=grc}}
* {{term|κακόθυμος|κᾰκόθῡμος|ill-disposed|lang=grc}} > {{term|κακοθυμία|κᾰκοθῡμίᾱ|malevolence|lang=grc}}
* {{l|grc|καλοκάγαθος}} = gentleman, nobleman
* {{l|grc|καλοκάγαθος}} = gentleman, nobleman
* {{m|grc|κάλυξ||cup, goblet}}
* {{m|grc|κάλυξ||cup, goblet}}
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* {{term|μεγαίρω|lang=grc}}
* {{term|μεγαίρω|lang=grc}}
* {{l|grc|μεγαλοψυχία}} = greatness of soul, magnanimity
* {{l|grc|μεγαλοψυχία}} = greatness of soul, magnanimity
* {{term|μεγαλόψυχος|μεγᾰλόψῡχος|tr=megalopsūkhos|great-souled man”, “magnanimous one|lang=grc}} > English {{term|megalopsychos|lang=en}}
* {{term|μεγαλόψυχος|μεγᾰλόψῡχος|great-souled man”, “magnanimous one|lang=grc}} > English {{term|megalopsychos|lang=en}}
* {{l|grc|μέγεθος}} = greatness
* {{l|grc|μέγεθος}} = greatness
* {{m|grc|μείωσις}} = some kind of rhetorical figure? Cf. the Latin {{m|la|extenuātiō}}.
* {{m|grc|μείωσις}} = some kind of rhetorical figure? Cf. the Latin {{m|la|extenuātiō}}.

Revision as of 04:29, 16 July 2015

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α, Α

β, Β

γ, Γ

δ, Δ

ε, Ε

ϝ, Ϝ

ζ, Ζ

η, Η

θ, Θ

ι, Ι

κ, Κ

λ, Λ

μ, Μ

ν, Ν

ξ, Ξ

ο, Ο

π, Π

ρ, Ρ

σ, Σ

τ, Τ

υ, Υ

φ, Φ

χ, Χ

ψ, Ψ

ω, Ω