The Homeric Greek word κίνησις
| Word | κίνησις |
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| IPA | kinε:sis |
| Meaning | motion |
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Phrygian: ↑in
‘to set in motion’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| ἅρμα ‘chariot’, ἁματροχιά ‘driving side by side’, ἁρματοτροχιά ‘wheel-track of a chariot’, ἄτρεμας ‘without trembling, without motion’, ἄψορρος ‘going back, backwards’, ἀφικνέομαι ‘arrive at, come to, reach’, ἀτρέμας ‘without trembling, without motion’, διαπρύσιος ‘going through, piercing’, ἔλασις ‘driving away, banishing’, ἐξέλασις ‘driving out, expulsion’, ἐξοπίσω ‘backwards, back again’, φοιτάω ‘go to and fro, backwards and forwards’, ἡνίοχος ‘one who holds the reins, driver, charioteer’, ἱππάζομαι ‘drive horses, drive a chariot’, ἱππηλασία ‘driving’, ἱππόδρομος ‘chariot-road’, μετόπισθε ‘from behind, backwards, back’, ὀπίσω ‘backwards’, πάλιν ‘back, backwards’, παλίνορσος ‘backwards, back’, πρόσω ‘forwards, onwards’, προτέρω ‘further, forwards’, τροχός ‘wheel’, ὑφηνίοχος ‘charioteer’, ἀνάβασις ‘going up, mounting’, ἐπιπέλομαι ‘come to’ | |