προαιρ-έω · proair-eō — LSJ
bring forth, produce from oneʼs stores
The corpus record
προαιρ-έω
proaireo
bring forth, produce from oneʼs stores
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Distribution
- Letter 6 4 · 45.05/10k
- Letter 4 3 · 36.45/10k
- Letter 5 1 · 35.59/10k
- Against Aristogeiton 2 4 · 23.8/10k
- On the Accession of Alexander 3 · 16.81/10k
- The Erotic Essay 6 · 16.41/10k
- Letter 2 2 · 15.67/10k
- Letter 8 1 · 15.04/10k
- For the Liberty of the Rhodians 3 · 13.7/10k
- Letter 7 1 · 12.84/10k
- On Halonnesus 3 · 12.34/10k
- To Philip 9 · 10.27/10k
Densest 12 of 101 attested works shown, by occurrences per 10,000 attested tokens.
Senses
Attestations
- προελώμεθα · proelōmetha Plato, Republic 8.559 (DIORISIS sentence 5042)
- προαιρεῖσθαι · proaireisthai Plato, Phaedrus 245 (DIORISIS sentence 357)
- προῃρήσθω · proēirēsthō Plato, Timaeus 54 (DIORISIS sentence 448)
- προῃρήμεθα · proēirēmetha Plato, Timaeus 54 (DIORISIS sentence 451)
- προαιρούμενοι · proairoumenoi Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics 1095b (DIORISIS sentence 66)
- προαιρουμένων · proairoumenōn Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics 1102b (DIORISIS sentence 352)
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