reft
101bereave — be•reave [[t]bɪˈriv[/t]] v. t. reaved reft, reav•ing. 1) to deprive and make desolate, esp. by death: Illness bereaved them of their mother[/ex] 2) to deprive ruthlessly or by force: War bereft us of our home[/ex] • Etymology: bef. 900; ME… …
102bereft — be•reft [[t]bɪˈrɛft[/t]] v. 1) a pt. and pp. of bereave 2) deprived …
103trūkoti — trūkoti, oja, ojo tr., trūkoti, oja, ojo Mrj 1. suėmus tampyti, traukyti: Gana tau trūkot už rankovės, matai, kad einu Ds. 2. refl. stengtis nutrūkti, nusitraukti: Palikau [šunį] trūkojantis, bet gal nenutruks Ds. 3. Mrj sunkiai kiloti, nešioti,… …
104bereft — /bəˈrɛft / (say buh reft) verb 1. past participle of bereave. –adjective 2. suffering loss; deprived of possession: *Not wholly bereft of her rational mind, Mrs Roxburgh would have expected disgust to protect her, yet knew too well that loathing… …
105εὔνιδας — εὖνις 1 reft of masc/fem acc pl εὔ̱νιδας , εὖνις 2 bedfellow fem acc pl …
106εὔνιδες — εὖνις 1 reft of masc/fem nom/voc pl εὔ̱νιδες , εὖνις 2 bedfellow fem nom/voc pl …
107εὖνιν — εὖνις 1 reft of masc/fem acc sg εὖνις 2 bedfellow fem acc sg …
108ἐρημοπόλεως — ἐρημοπόλεω̆ς , ἐρημόπολις reft of one s city gen sg (attic) …
109ἐρημόπολις — reft of one s city nom sg …
110afed — bir vezin reft, ahd, misak …