δηθύνω · dēthynō — LSJ
tarry, delay, to be prolonged, to be slow
tarry, delay, Il. 6.503, AP 5.222.6 (Maced.); of disease, to be prolonged, Aret. SD 1.2; δ. οὔασι to be slow of hearing, Orph. L. 467.
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δηθύνω
dethuno
tarry, delay
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- δηθύνοντʼ · dēthynontʼ Iliad 1.27
- δήθυνεν · dēthynen Iliad 6.503
- δηθύνων · dēthynōn Iliad 6.519
- δηθύνῃσθα · dēthynēistha Odyssey 12.121
- δηθύνειν · dēthynein Odyssey 17.278
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