- Ἄγαρ (Agar) – Hagar (or Agar)
- ἄγρα (agra) – hunting, the chase; way of catching; quarry, prey, game
- ἄλογα (aloga) – unreasoning (brutes or animals); irrational, absurd, unutterable (things)
- βοήθεια (boētheia) – help, aid; medical aid, cure
- ἕλιξ (helix) – twisted, curved
- ἕλιξ (helix) – anything which assumes a spiral shape; whirl, convolution; tendril, coil, spiral
- ἔξελε (exele) – take out!, get rid of!, destroy!, pluck out! (Matthew 5:29)
- ἡ Ἀμάλθεια (hē Amaltheia) – the goat Amaltheia, which suckled Zeus
- ἡ ἀνεικία (hē aneikia) – the lack of strife, a Pythagorean name for five and nine (Theol. Arith. 34.11, 77.14)
- ἡ λέαινα (hē leaina) – the lioness
- ἡ πέδη (hē pedē) – the fetter; anklet; mode of breaking a horse by riding him in figure-eights
- λαθεῖν (lathein) – to escape notice; make one forget; forget; pass over
- λήθην (lēthēn) – forgetting, forgetfulness; a place of oblivion in the underworld
- παθεῖ (pathei) – he/she/it suffered; was subject to change; was passive; was ill; paid the penalty
- πάθει (pathei) – to/for/by/with an incident, happening, accident; experience; calamity; emotion; state, condition