khrukhi?h
khru<Eth>khi?h, -hvi>on , Ion. for khrukeiva, -eivon .
khrukikov"
khru<Eth>kikov" , hv, ovn , ( kh`rux ) of heralds, Plat.
khruvlo"
khruvlo" »uØ1/4, oJ , the halcyon. The form keivrulo" is a joke in Ar. , the barber Sporgilos being called (from keivrw ), rasor-bird.
kh`rux
kh`rux , Dor. ka`rux , u<Eth>ko", oJ , a herald, pursuivant, marshal, public messenger, Hom ., etc. In Hom. they summon the assembly, separate combatants, have charge of sacrifices, act as envoys, and their persons were sacred. After Hom. , Hermes is called the kh`rux of the gods, Hes. , etc.
2. at Athens, a crier, who made proclamation in the public assemblies, Ar. , etc. From khruvssw
khruvssw
khruvssw , Il., Att. -ttw , Dor. ka<Eth>ruvssw : f. -xw : aor. I ejkhvruxa :— Pass. , f. khrucqhvsomai ; fut. med. in pass. sense khruvxomai : aor. I ejkhruvcqhn : pf. kekhvrugmai :— to be a herald, officiate as herald, Il.; lao;n khruvssonte" ajgeirovntwn let them convene the people by voice of herald, Ib.; khvrusse, kh`rux Aesch. , etc. :— impers. , khruvssei ( sc. oJ kh`rux ) he gives notice, proclamation is made, Xen.
II.
c. acc.
pers.
to summon by voice of herald,
Hom
.,
Ar.
2.
to proclaim
as conqueror,
Xen.
,
etc.
:
to extol,
Eur.
3.
to call upon, invoke,
Aesch
.,
Eur.
III.
c. acc.
rei,
to proclaim, announce,
tiv tini
Trag
.:—
to proclaim
or
advertise
for sale,
Hdt.
;
k. ajpoikivan
to proclaim
a colony, i.e.
to invite
people to join as colonists,
Thuc.
2. to proclaim or command publicly, Lat. indicere , Aesch ., Soph. , etc. ; ta; khrucqevnta the public orders, Soph.
khrwtov"
khrwtov" , hv, ovn , ( khrovw ) covered with wax: khrwthv, hJ , a cerate or salve, Ar.
khj/"
khj/" , Dor. crasis for kai; eij" .
kh`tai , contr. from kevhtai , 3 sing. subj. of kei`mai .
khvteio"
khvteio" , a, on , ( kh`to" ) of sea monsters, Mosch.
kh`to", K `HTOS, kh`to"
K `HTOS , eo", tov , any sea-monster or huge fish, Hom ., Hdt.
II. an abyss, hollow, cf. khvtwei" .