Odyssey 1 Flashcards

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ἀγρός

[ah-GROS]

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white, bright, gleaming, swift

[a gross off-white]

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ἀέκητι

[AIEE-ki-tee]

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against the will, in spite of

[a kitty purrs against her will]

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ἄκμων, ὁ

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anvil

[Acme brand anvil]

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ἄκρον, τό

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summit, crest of hill, cape, end

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ἀλλοδαπός

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foreign, alien

[all the other guys]

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ἀνᾱισσω

[ah-NEE-ee-so-oh]

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to start, spring up, dart up, rise quickly, rush

[anesthetic rushes quickly into my blood vessels]

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ἀναλῡω, ἀλλύω

[ah-NAH-lo-mega], [ah-EE-lee-oh]

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to loose, to set free, to undo

[free the mega toad]

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ἄνειμι

[ah-NAY-ee-mee]

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go up, rise, go inland, return

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ἀνῑάω

[ah-KNEE-ow]

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to trouble, vex, become disgusted, annoyed

[knee is troubled by ow]

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ἀνορούω

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to rise, start up, spring up

[arrow rose up into the sky]

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ἀοιδή, ἡ

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song, dirge, singing, lament

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ἀοιδός, ὁ

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minstrel, bard, singer

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ἀπαγορεύω

[(a)pah-go-ray-voh]

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forbid, prohibit, dissuade, renounce

[pa forbids me to go to the rave]

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ἀποεῖπον, ἀπέειπον

[(a)POH-ai-pon, (a)PAY-ai-pon]

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refuse, renounce, speak out

[refuse to read Poe’s poem]

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ἀποίχομαι

[ah-PEE-hoh-may]

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to be gone or absent, hold aloof from, foresake

[Pujols gone]

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ἀποστρέφω

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turn back, return, reverse course

[run away!]

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ἀποτίνω

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to pay back, make requital; punish

[appletini punishes you]

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ἀσκελής

[(a)s-KEE-lee-s]

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dried-up, withered, worn-out, unrelenting

[Aeschelus is all worn out]

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ἀτέμβω

[ah-TEN-voh]

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to wrong, treat improperly, deprive

[Ten volts is wrong]

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ἀχέω

[ah-KI-hai-mo]

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to cause to grieve, to grieve, to be troubled

[a keyhole causes trouble]

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δεύτατος

[THEF-ta-tohs]

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last, the last

[the last theft]

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διαπρήσσω

[thee-ah-PREE-so]

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make one’s way, traverse a space

[travel on your way via car or boat]

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διατρίβω

[THEE-ah-tree-voh]

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crumble, delay, put off, hold back from

[the tree crumbles into dust]

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δύσμορος

[THEES-mor-ros]

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doomed, ill-starred, unlucky

[these doomed morons]

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εἰλίπους [ai-e-LEE-pu-s]
shambling (oxen) [isle of poo covered in shambling oxen]
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ἐμπάζομαι [(em)-BAZ-oh-may]
care about, regard, concern oneself, pay attention to [I care if you embezzle me]
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ἐπιτολμάω [eh-PEE-toli-maoo]
steel oneself, resign oneself to do [epistle of steel]
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ἐριδαίνω [(e)REE-then-oh]
quarrel, contend, compete with [Harry & David quarrel]
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εὐδείελος [eu-VEE-ae-los]
bright, shining [islands] [bright and shiny Humvee]
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ἐφέπω
direct or drive (horses) deal with, meet (one's fate) [my epitaph is horse driving]
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ἐφίημι [eh-FEE-(ai)-mee]
send, launch, shoot, let fly, lay upon [feel me shoot that gun]
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ἠβαιός
little, small, space, distance, small amount of time [Scott Baio was popular for a little while]
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ἠμαθόεις [ee-MA-tho-a-es]
sandy, by the sandy shore [math of grains on sandy beach]
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ἰαὐω
lie, rest, pass the night [I am un well and must rest]
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καθάπτω [KATH-hap-toh]
to address, acost [cathader attacked or accosted]
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κατέρχομαι [KAT-ehr-ko-may]
to go down, descend, go towards the shore [cat goes down]
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κηρύσσω [KEE-ree-soh]
discharge duties of heralds, to summon [Kiri summoned me]
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κίθαρις, ἡ [KEE-tha-ree-s]
cithara, lyre [keith's lyre]
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κορώνη, ἡ [KOH-row-nee]
sea bird, sea cow; curved door handle [Corona sea bird]
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κρεμάννῡμι [KRAY-man-mee]
hang, suspend, hang up [hang up my crayons]
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κτεατίζω [k-TAY-ah-tee-zoh]
to get, gain, win; to make a farm [get and contain a T-cell]
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κῶας, τό
fleece used for bedding or sitting [compass made of fleece]
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λωίων [LOY-ee-on]
better, more profitable, more advisable [Lloyd Dobler is better than they say]
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μαῖα, ἡ [MAI-ah]
good mother, dame, gossip [Maya's mom]
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μεγαίρω [may-ge-YAR-row]
to be unwilling to give or allow, to grudge [Megarow grudge against messyjoes]
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μεθίημι [meh-THEE-me]
let go, release, relax, free, yield [meth free for 10 years]
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μνηστήρ, ὁ [min-EE-st-eer]
suitors [minister to the suitors]
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μολπή, ἡ [MOL-ee-pee]
sport, play, singing, dancing [mole peeing is not a sport]
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νεμεσίζομαι [NEH-meh-see-zoh-may]
feel blame, feel reproach, be in awe of [nemesis is to blame]
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νήποινος [KNEE-pee-noh-s]
unavenged, without compensation [vengeance for the pee on knee]
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νύμφη, ἡ [NIM-fee]
nymph, young woman, bride
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ὀλολύζω
shouts of women [ululation]
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ὀρχέομαι [or-HEE-aie-oh-mae]
dance [orgy dance]
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ὀρχηστύς, ἡ [o-HEE-sth-ees]
dancing, the dance [or he (Steve) dances]
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παρατίθημι [para-TEE-thee-me]
to set or place beside a person; to risk [when I fight I risk a pair of teeth]
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πάσσαλος, ὁ [PAS-ah-los]
Peg on which to hang something [Pass on the peg]
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πέδῑλα, τά [PEI-d-lah]
sandals [paid a lot for these sandals]
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περιναιετάω [PAIR-ee-nay-taow]
dwell round about, lie round about [Perry pre-natal house]
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περιπέλομαι [pair-e-PEL-lo-may-e]
to be round about, encircle [pillows all around me]
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περιχέω
shed or spread around, to cover [Perry covered the floor with sand]
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ποιπνύω
show activity, exert oneself, be busy [poet busy eating pie]
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πρίαμαι [(p)REE-ah-may]
to buy, acquire by purchase [Pria may buy it]
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προσπτύσσω [PROSP-tee-soh]
embrace, speak to, address [prose TESOL address]
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σκιάω / σκιάζω [SKEE-aow] / [SKEE-ah-zo-h]
throw shade over, bring into darkness, darken [ski in dark equals ow]
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σπόγγος, ὁ [SPON-gos]
sponge
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τέμω [TEM-mo]
to reach, touch, come upon, find [Temo found me]
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τίσις, ἡ [TEE-see-s]
repayment, retribution, vengeance [TV repayment]
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τιταίνω [tee-TEN-noh]
to bend, to pull, to exert pressure [can't bend titanium]
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τολυπεύω [TOL-ee-pay-voh]
to carry out, carry through [told you I could do it]
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τρητός [TREE-toh-os]
perforated, pierced with holes [three toes have holes]
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τροφός, ἡ [TRO-h-fos]
nurse [trauma nurse]
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τρύχω [t-REE-ho-h]
lay burden on, ruin, see one's work wasted [tree is ruined]
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ὑπέρβιος [(h)yu-PAIR-vee-ohs]
headstrong, arrogant, wanton [impervious]
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ὑποτίθημι [poh-TEE-thee-mee]
suggest, advise, give counsel [pull my teeth, dentist]
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φάρμακον, τό [FAR-mah-kon]
medicine, drug, poison
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φέριστος [(p)FAIR-ee-sto-s]
noblest, most distinguished, my friend [Fairies have the noblest toes]
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χατέω [CAT-tay-oh]
to be in need, to desire, to wish [Bob desires a cat's tail]