wood
wood
subs.
Forest: P. and V. ὕλη, ἡ ; see also thicket.
Timber: P. and V. ὕλη, ἡ (Aesch. Ag. 497), ξύλον, τό.
Wood of a ship: V. δόρῠ, τό.
Fire wood: Ar. and P. φρύ̄γᾰνα, τά.
Brush-wood: Ar. and P. κλημᾰτί̆δες, αἱ, P. and V. ὕλη, ἡ.
In the deep foliage of the wood: V. ὕλης ἐν βᾰθυξύλῳ φόβῃ (Eur. Bacch. 1138).
Roaming through woods, adj.: Ar. ὑλοδρόμος.
subs.
Forest: P. and V. ὕλη, ἡ ; see also thicket.
Timber: P. and V. ὕλη, ἡ (Aesch. Ag. 497), ξύλον, τό.
Wood of a ship: V. δόρῠ, τό.
Fire wood: Ar. and P. φρύ̄γᾰνα, τά.
Brush-wood: Ar. and P. κλημᾰτί̆δες, αἱ, P. and V. ὕλη, ἡ.
In the deep foliage of the wood: V. ὕλης ἐν βᾰθυξύλῳ φόβῃ (Eur. Bacch. 1138).
Roaming through woods, adj.: Ar. ὑλοδρόμος.
WOOD
Timber lignum (general term); plur. ligna (pieces of wood especially fire-wood): materia more rarely materies (timber whether standing or felled and squared): materiatio (timber used for building). To grow or increase in wood in materiam et frondem effundi: the more we trim trees the more do they grow in wood quo plus putantur arbores eo plus materiae fundunt. To cut or fell wood ligna or materiam caedere: to cleave wood ligna findere: to fetch wood lignari; materiari: to be of wood de ligno esse; of wood ligneus. Wine that is in the wood vinum doliare (Ulpian Dig.).
A place where trees grow silva (a number of trees together with thick underwood): saltus (a forest especially as some suppose a thickly wooded ravine or mountain dell; Vid: Herzog ad Caes. B.G. 7 19: Voss. ad Verg.. the German-Latin Lexicon of Georges 1 16; also a wood where cattle feed or a wooded chain of mountains; hence distinguished from mons and silva; silvis aut saltibus Caes.; saltus silvasque Verg.; montes saltusque Justinus): nemus (a plantation): lucus (a sacred grove). A thick wood magna densa silva.
Timber lignum (general term); plur. ligna (pieces of wood especially fire-wood): materia more rarely materies (timber whether standing or felled and squared): materiatio (timber used for building). To grow or increase in wood in materiam et frondem effundi: the more we trim trees the more do they grow in wood quo plus putantur arbores eo plus materiae fundunt. To cut or fell wood ligna or materiam caedere: to cleave wood ligna findere: to fetch wood lignari; materiari: to be of wood de ligno esse; of wood ligneus. Wine that is in the wood vinum doliare (Ulpian Dig.).
A place where trees grow silva (a number of trees together with thick underwood): saltus (a forest especially as some suppose a thickly wooded ravine or mountain dell; Vid: Herzog ad Caes. B.G. 7 19: Voss. ad Verg.. the German-Latin Lexicon of Georges 1 16; also a wood where cattle feed or a wooded chain of mountains; hence distinguished from mons and silva; silvis aut saltibus Caes.; saltus silvasque Verg.; montes saltusque Justinus): nemus (a plantation): lucus (a sacred grove). A thick wood magna densa silva.
ὕλη
wood, material
ξύλον
wood
that which is eaten through; worm-eaten wood, parchment
δρίος
a copse, wood, thicket
θύον
thyine-wood, citron-wood
κληματίς
brush-wood, fagot-wood
κράνεια
the cornel-tree, dog-wood
κράνειος
of cornel-wood (LSJ Supp)
κυπαρίσσινος
of cypress-wood
κᾶλον
wood; ship
ξυλικός
of wood, wooden, like wood
ξυλοβάλσαμον
balsam-wood
ξυλοκάρπασον
wood of flax
ξυλοκιννάμωμον
wood of cinnamon
πυξοειδής
like box-wood
σάνδανον
sandal-wood, Santalum album
ἀγάλοχον
eagle-wood, Aquilaria malaccensis
ἀθραγένη
smoke-wood, Clematis Vitalba
ἄκτινος
of elder-wood
ἐλάϊνος
of olive-wood
ἐλαΐνεος
of olive-wood
ἔκκαυμα
wood for lighting fires
ὀξύϊνος
of beech-wood
ὕλα
wood
ῥόπτρον
the wood in a mouse-trap
wood, material
ξύλον
wood
appearing fewer than 50 times
διάβρωμαthat which is eaten through; worm-eaten wood, parchment
δρίος
a copse, wood, thicket
θύον
thyine-wood, citron-wood
κληματίς
brush-wood, fagot-wood
κράνεια
the cornel-tree, dog-wood
κράνειος
of cornel-wood (LSJ Supp)
κυπαρίσσινος
of cypress-wood
κᾶλον
wood; ship
ξυλικός
of wood, wooden, like wood
ξυλοβάλσαμον
balsam-wood
ξυλοκάρπασον
wood of flax
ξυλοκιννάμωμον
wood of cinnamon
πυξοειδής
like box-wood
σάνδανον
sandal-wood, Santalum album
ἀγάλοχον
eagle-wood, Aquilaria malaccensis
ἀθραγένη
smoke-wood, Clematis Vitalba
ἄκτινος
of elder-wood
ἐλάϊνος
of olive-wood
ἐλαΐνεος
of olive-wood
ἔκκαυμα
wood for lighting fires
ὀξύϊνος
of beech-wood
ὕλα
wood
ῥόπτρον
the wood in a mouse-trap
silva
a wood, forest, woodland
robur
hard-wood, oak-wood, oak
lucus
a sacred grove, consecrated wood, park surrounding a temple
robustus
of oak-wood; hard, firm, strong
cedrus
the cedar, juniper.-- Hence, cedar wood
of fir-wood, deal
abrotonum
an aromatic plant, southern-wood (a medicine)
buxum
the wood of the box-tree, box-wood
cupressetum
a grove of cypress-trees, cypress wood
fomes
kindling-wood, tinder
fraxinus2
of ash-wood, ashen
lignor
to fetch wood, collect wood
pruniceus
of plum-tree wood
querquetum
an oak-wood, oak-grove
ulmeus
of elm-wood, of elm
a wood, forest, woodland
robur
hard-wood, oak-wood, oak
lucus
a sacred grove, consecrated wood, park surrounding a temple
robustus
of oak-wood; hard, firm, strong
cedrus
the cedar, juniper.-- Hence, cedar wood
appearing fewer than 50 times
abiegnusof fir-wood, deal
abrotonum
an aromatic plant, southern-wood (a medicine)
buxum
the wood of the box-tree, box-wood
cupressetum
a grove of cypress-trees, cypress wood
fomes
kindling-wood, tinder
fraxinus2
of ash-wood, ashen
lignor
to fetch wood, collect wood
pruniceus
of plum-tree wood
querquetum
an oak-wood, oak-grove
ulmeus
of elm-wood, of elm
wood
Wood
- altar made of: Paus. 9.3.6ff.
- kinds of wood of which images are made: Paus. 8.17.2
- used in making image of gold and ivory: Paus. 1.40.4
- burnt in sacrifice: Paus. 5.13.3, Paus. 5.14.2, Paus. 7.18.11, 13
- kindling of itself: Paus. 1.16.1, Paus. 5.27.6