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- ἄζον (azon) – dry
- αἰθήρ (aithēr) – ether, heaven, air; the fifth element (after earth, air, water, and fire)
- βαβράζει (babrazei) – he/she/it chatters
- ἐγερεῖ (egerei) – he/she/it will awaken; rise
- ἡ ἀεργία (hē aergia) – the idleness; lack of productivity; sluggishness; lying fallow (of a field)
- ἡ λοιβή (hē loibē) – the pouring; the drink-offering, libation
- θηρία (thēria) – wild animals, beasts
- κῆρ (kēr) – heart
- Κήρ (Kēr) – Kēr, a goddess (or spirit) of death and doom
- κλίνῃ (klinē) – to/for/with/by that on which one lies, i.e. a couch; bier; grave-niche
- μαζοί (mazoi) – breasts (Ionic variant of μαστοί)
- οἴμη (oimē) – way, road, path; stripe of land, tract, country; way of song; song; power of song
- ὁλκή (holkē) – drawing to oneself, attractive; trailing
- παθική (pathikē) – remaining passive
- ῥίζαι (rhizai) – roots; foundations, bases; races, families, sects, parties; used by Empedocles to refer to the four elements: fire, air, water, earth