to make a horse fit for anothers use, Xen.
2.
real, genuine, true,
Dem
.,
suggrafeuv"
Luc
.:
—Adv.
-w"
,
really and truly,
Soph.
3.
fair, moderate,
like
mevtrio"
,
Thuc.
:—
dikaivw"
with reason,
Soph
.,
Thuc.
C.
in Prose,
divkaiov" eijmi
with
inf.
,
divkaioiv ejsteijevnai
you
are bound
to come,
Hdt.
;
d. eijmi kolavzein
I
have a right
to punish,
Ar.
;
divkaioiv eijsi ajpistovtatoi ei\nai
they
have reason
to be most distrustful,
Thuc.
;
d. ejstin ajpolwlevnai
dignus est qui pereat,
Dem
.:—we should say
divkaiovn ejsti
, which also occurs.
dikaiosuvnh
diØkaiosuvnh , hJ , righteousness, justice, Theogn ., Hdt. , etc. ; and dikaiovth"
dikaiovth"
diØkaiovth" , hto", hJ , = dikaiosuvnh , Xen. , Plat. , etc.
dikaiovw
diØkaiovw , Ion. impf. dikaieu`n : f. wvsw and wvsomai : aor. I ejdikaivwsa :— Pass. , aor. I ejdikaiwvqhn : ( divkaio" ):
I.
to set right:
Pass
.,
dikaiwqeiv"
proved, tested,
Aesch.
II.
to hold
or
deem right, think fit, demand,
c. inf
.,
Hdt.
,
etc.
;
inf.
omitted, as
ou{tw dikaiou`n
(
sc.
genevsqai
) Id.:—
to consent,
douleuvein
Id.;
ouj d
.
to refuse,
Thuc
.:
—c. acc.
pers. et
inf.
to desire
one to do,
Hdt.
III.
to do a man right
or
justice, to judge,
i.e.,
1.
to condemn,
Thuc
.:
to chastise, punish,
Hdt.
2.
to deem righteous, justify,
N.T.
Hence
dikaivwma
dikaivwma
diØkaivwma , ato", tov , an act by which wrong is set right: — a judgment, punishment, penalty, Plat.
2.
a plea of right,
Thuc
.:
justification,
N.T
.: and
3.
an ordinance, decree,
Ib.
diØkaivwsi" , ew", hJ , a setting right, doing justice to: punishment, Thuc.
2.
a deeming righteous, justification,
N.T.
II.
a demand of right
or
as of right, a just claim,
Thuc.
III.
judgment of what is right,
Id.
diØkaiwthvrion , tov , ( dikaiovw ) a house of correction, Plat.
dikanikov"
diØka<Eth>nikov" , hv, ovn ,
I.
of persons,
skilled in law, versed in pleading, lawyer-like,
Plat
.,
Xen.
,
etc.
II.
of things,
belonging to trials, judicial,
Ar
.,
Plat.
,
etc.
:
like a lawyers speech, tedious,
Id.
dikavrhno"