κίον

with augment ἔκιον, aor.

[κι- as in κινέω, κίνυμι.]

(μετεκίαθον)

• • 1

    To go or come, take or make one’s way, proceed, be on foot : ἀπάνευθε κιών Il. 1.35. Cf. Il. 1.348, Il. 3.423, Il. 4.251, Il. 6.399, Il. 9.504, Il. 13.658, etc. : ἰθὺς κίε Τηλεμάχοιο Od. 2.301. Cf. Od. 1.311, Od. 3.168, Od. 4.427, Od. 6.84, Od. 10.574, Od. 13.125, etc.

    Pleonastically : βήτην κιόντε Od. 22.378.

    Of mules Il. 23.115.– Of ships Il. 2.509 : Od. 9.64.

  • 2

    In pple. with a finite vb., to go and . . . (cf. ἄγω I.9) : στῆ παρʼ αἰάντεσσι κιών Il. 12.353. Cf. Il. 9.511, Il. 19.50 : ἀπαγγέλλεσκε κιών (went with messages) Od. 18.7. Cf. Od. 8.254, Od. 17.508.

  • 3

    To be brought into a specified condition : μή τίς οἱ (μοι) ἀτεμβόμενος κίοι ἴσης (should go without his due) Il. 11.705 : Od. 9.42 = 549.