diamartavnw
di-amartavnw , f. -amarthvsomai : aor. 2 -hvmarton :— to go astray from, th`" oJdou` Thuc .: to fail of obtaining, tinov" Id., Dem.
2. absol. to fail utterly, Plat.
di-amartiva , hJ , a total mistake, Plut .; d. tw`n hJmerw`n a wrong reckoning of the days, Thuc.
diamarturevw
dia-martuØrevw , f. hvsw , as Att. law-term, to use a diamarturiva ( q.v. ), Dem.
2. c. inf. to affirm by a diamarturiva that a thing is, c. acc. et inf. , Id.: Pass. , ta; diamarturhqevnta things so affirmed, Isocr.
diamarturiva
dia-martuØriva , hJ , as Att. law-term, evidence given to prevent a case from coming to trial, Dem. , etc.
diamartuvromai
dia-martuvromai »u<Eth>1/4 , Dep. to protest solemnly, Lat. obtestari , Dem .; d. mhv . . , c. inf ., Id.:— d. tini mh; poiei`n to protest against his doing, Aeschin.
2.
generally,
to protest, asseverate,
Plat.
3.
absol.
to beg earnestly, conjure,
Xen.
diamavssw
dia-mavssw , Att. -ttw , f. -xw , to knead thoroughly, knead well, Ar.
diamastigovw
dia-masti<Eth>govw , f. wvsw , to scourge severely, Plat.
diamastropeuvw
dia-mastropeuvw , f. sw , to pander, d. th;n hJgemonivan gavmoi" to bargain away the empire by a marriage, Plut.
diamachtevon
diama±chtevon or -etevon , verb. Adj. one must deny absolutely, Plat. From diamavcomai
diamavcomai
dia-mavcomai »ma<Eth>1/4 , f. -macevsomai , Dep. to fight or strive with, struggle against, tini or prov" tini Hdt. , etc. ; prov" ti Dem .; d. mh; metagnw`nai uJma`" I resist to the uttermost your change of opinion, Thuc. ; d. to; mh; qanei`n Eur.
2.
to fight one with another,
Id.
3.
to fight it out, contend obstinately,
Lat.
depugnare
,
Ar.
4.
to exert oneself greatly,
o{pw" ti gevnhtai
Plat.
5.
in argument,
to contend
or
maintain
that. . ,
d. ti mh; ei\nai
Thuc
.; or without
mhv
,
Plat.