The Homeric Greek word φάλαγξ
| Word | φάλαγξ |
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| IPA | pʰalagks |
| Meaning | line of battle, battle-array |
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Ancient Macedonian: φάλαγξ
‘line of battle, battle-array’ |
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| Ἄρειος ‘devoted to ares, warlike, martial’, ἅρμα ‘chariot’, ἁλίσκομαι ‘to be taken, conquered, fall into an enemy's hand’, ἄκων ‘javelin, dart’, ἀφοπλίζω ‘disarm’, ἀίσσω ‘to move with a quick shooting motion, to shoot, dart, glance’, ἀκοντιστής ‘darter, javelin-man’, ἀνακοντίζω ‘dart’, ἀσπιστής ‘one armed with a shield, warrior’, αἰγανέη ‘hunting-spear, javelin’, αἰχμητής ‘spearman, warrior’, βέλεμνον ‘dart, javelin’, ξίφος ‘sword’, δάιος ‘battle’, δάις ‘war, battle’, δαίφρων ‘battle’, δῆρις ‘a fight, battle, contest’, δηιοτής ‘battle-strife, battle, death’, δίφρος ‘chariot-board’, ἐρυσάρματες ‘chariot-drawing’, φάσγανον ‘sword’, φιλοπόλεμος ‘fond of war, warlike’, φύλοπις ‘battle-cry, din of battle’, ἡνίοχος ‘one who holds the reins, driver, charioteer’, ἱππόδρομος ‘chariot-road’, ἱπποδρόμος ‘a light horseman’, μάχη ‘battle, combat’, μαχήμων ‘warlike’, μαχητής ‘fighter, warrior’, μόθος ‘battle-din’, νικάω ‘conquer, prevail’, ὀρούω ‘dart, rush forward’, ὀρχηστήρ ‘warrior’, παιφάσσω ‘dart, rush about’, πολεμήιος ‘warlike’, πολεμιστής ‘warrior’, σάλπιγξ ‘war-trumpet’, σακέσπαλος ‘wielding a shield, warlike’, τριάζω ‘conquer, vanquish’, ὑφηνίοχος ‘charioteer’, ὑσμίνη ‘fight, battle, combat’ | |