θεσπιδαής
θεσπιδαής, kindled by a god
θεσπῐ-δᾰής, ές, (δαίω A)
- kindled by a god, θ. πῦρ portentous fire, Il. 12.177, 441, Od. 4.418, etc. (Ep. word.)
θεσπι·δαής, ής, ές [ῐ] allumé par les dieux, p. suite, qui brûle avec une violence extraordinaire, Il. 12, 177, 441 ; Od. 4, 418, etc.
Étym. θέσπις, δαίω.
θεσπιδαής, ές, eigtl. von Gott her brennend, durch eine Gottheit entzündet, übh. von gewaltigem, ungewöhnlich heftigem Feuer, πῦρ, Il. 12.177 u. öfter ; vgl. Buttmann Lexil. I p. 166.
θεσπιδαής
-ές (θεσπιδαϝής)
[θε-σπ- as in θεσπέσιον (with the force of the second element lost) + δα(ϝ)-, δαίω1.]
Epithet of fire, defying human efforts, devouring, consuming Il. 12.177, 441, Il. 15.597, Il. 20.490, Il. 21.342, 381, Il. 23.216: Od. 4.418.
θεσπιδαής , ές (δαίω 1): prodigiously or fiercely blazing, πῦρ. (Il. and Od. 4.418).
θεσπιδαής
θεσπῐ-δαής, ές
δαίω
- kindled by a god, θ. πῦρ furious, portentous fire, such as seems more than natural, Hom.