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SahilAnohnunrTis, -ov, b, (fr. aame) a traveller ; a sojourner, lodger ; a stranger ; engaged, or busy abroad.
AnofsnunrtKbi;, -fi, -bv, or -ov, b, ft, (fr. same) journeying, travel- ling ; foreign ; living, or trading abroad. Anohpla, -a<r, f), (fr. same) a jour, ney, travelling ; residence at/roady foreign service ; absence from home.
Ain$<W/ioj, -ov, b, h, (fr- same) going, or living abroad, an ab- tentee; a traveller, tvjourner, lodger.
Aiairovrtas, -ov, b, >), (fr. Std be- yond, and irovrof the sea) travel- ling beyond sea, a voyage?; trans- marine ; marine, maritime.
abroad, remain from home, be atjsent, live among strangers. EKSnurjoai, 1 a. inf. act. — EkoV uovucv, 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. — EkStjuovvtcs, n. pL cont. par. pres. act. of last. EK6nuia,-as, »/, (fr. same) journey, travel or residence abroad, living among strangers.
EvQvizoptvouat, and Ev9v~opi(>i -di, (fr. next, and ttooos a passage) to guide, lead, conduct ; to proceed, advance, go straight forward ; to journey, travel.
Ezvirzvu), f. -cvo-Uj (fr. ffvoj a stranger) to travel through fo- reign countries, go abroad, live in a strange land, sojourn, pres mid. Ezvirzvouai, same, and also, to enlist in foreign service.
n^evo), {if. last) to travel on foot, march; to go by land. pres. inf. act. rt^cvuv.
U£parbs, -fi, -ov, (fr. same) passa- ble, open, clear. Subs, one who passes over, a traveller ; a leader, guide.
'Eycttfiat, (fr. same, and Ktiuai to lie) to lie or be in, inhere, belong to, cleave or cling to; to lean towards, befriend; to set upon, invade, assail, attack, seize; to press, urge, be instant.
AiaTTtpdu) -£>, f. -aau), and -fjau, p. -axa, by Sync. Aia*pdu> -<2>, which see, (fr. Std through, and ntpdui to pass) to carry, convey, sail or pass over; to cross over, pass by or through ; to pass through or spend life ; to proceed on a journey or voyage. 1 a. act. ind. Sit-ipaoa' par. Staircpdvaf.
cmiropcvopai gplpdrSudmal, ep-ee-por- y 00 '-om-ahee; from iqoq and 41 q8; to journey further , i.e, travel on (reach):— come.
cmiropcvopai gplpdrSudmal, ep-ee-por- y 00 '-om-ahee; from iqoq and 41 q8; to journey further , i.e, travel on (reach):— come.
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