ἀλητ-εύω · alēt-euō — LSJ
wander, roam
wander, roam, mostly of beggars, Od. 17.501, al., AP 9.12 (Leon.); of hunters, Od. 12.330; of exiles, E. l.c., Hipp. 1048, Phalar. Ep. 95; θνητὸν βίον ἀ. Ph. 1.463.
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ἀλητ-εύω
aleteuo
wander, roam
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What it meant
In the wild
- ἀλητεύοντα · alēteuonta Euripides, Electra (DIORISIS sentence 704)
- ἀλητεύοντες · alēteuontes Odyssey 12.330
- ἀλητεύων · alēteuōn Odyssey 14.126
- ἀλητεύει · alēteuei Odyssey 17.501
- ἀλητεύειν · alēteuein Odyssey 18.114
- ἀλητεύοντι · alēteuonti Odyssey 22.291
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