συνέψω
συνέψω, boil together
συνέψω, aor. -έψησα SIG 1171.16 (Lebena):—
- boil together, [κράμβῃ] τὰ λιπαρὰ τῶν κρεῶν Dsc. 2.122, cf. PHolm. 21.33, etc.; of the coction of humours, Hp. VM 19 (Pass.); of digestion, Id. Vict. 3.79; of urine retained and heating in the bladder, Id. Aër. 9; of heat, cause to ferment, Thphr. CP 1.21.2 (Pass.), etc.:—Pass., to be boiled together, Arist. Fr. 110, Luc. JTr. 30, Sor. 2.13, Gal. 13.39; to be boiled or smelted with, χαλκῷ Arist. Mir. 835a11; κρέασι Thphr. HP 9.18.2.--The pres. συνεψέω occurs in late writers, Gal. Vict.Att. 115, Id. 15.692, Aret. CA 1.2 (Pass.), Alex.Trall. Febr. 3, Gp. 8.36.2; cf. ἕψω: aor. συνῆψας is corrupt in Timocl. 21.4 (leg. αἷσιν ἧψες).
συν·έψω :
1 faire cuire avec ou en même temps, Plut. M. 658d ; Luc. J. tr. 30 ||
2 faire s’échauffer, en parl. des humeurs, Hpc. V. med. 16 ; de l’urine, Hpc. Aër. 286, etc. ; d’où produire de la fermentation, Th. C.P. 1, 21, 2 ; 2, 4 ; 6, 18, 9.
1. koken.
2. verteren
συνέψω, (ἕψω), mit od. zugleich kochen ; Theophr.; Plut. u. a.Sp.