- Ἀβρασάξ (Abrasax) – Abrasax (PGM 8.47-49)
- αἰδοῖος (aidoios) – having a claim to regard, reverence, or compassion; bashful, shamefaced
- αἱμαγμός (haimagmos) – bloodshed (Vettius Valens 3.4)
- ἀναμνήσει (anamnēsei) – he/she/it will remind (one) of; will recall to memory, make mention of
- εἴκοσιν (eikosin) – twenty
- ἐμάθετε (emathete) – you (all) have learned; perceived, noticed; understood
- ἐπάναγκες (epanankes) – compulsory, necessary; with compulsion; by fixed custom
- ἡ γαμετή (hē gametē) – the married woman, wife
- ἡ θεοειδὴς ἀγλαία (hē theoeidēs aglaia) – the godlike splendor, divine magnificence (Plotinus Enn. 1.6.9.14)
- κίναιδος (kinaidos) – catamite; lewd fellow; voluptuary
- μένος (menos) – might, force, strength, fierceness; life; spirit, passion; intent, purpose; temper, disposition
- μέσον (meson) – middle, in the middle; center; midway, between; intermediate; middle term; difference
- Νεῖλος (Neilos) – the Nile river (Hesiod Theogony 338)
- παιδός (paidos) – of a child, son, daughter; of a boy, girl; of childhood; of a slave, servant
- παρθένον (parthenon) – virgin, girl; an epithet of Athena
- πόσει 1 (posei) – to/for/by/with a husband, spouse
- πόσει 2 (posei) – to/for/by/with drinking; a drink, beverage, draught
- σποδιά (spodia) – heap of ashes; ash; dross (of metals)