- ἄγαν (agan) – very much; too much
- Ἀγελεία (Ageleia) – driver of spoil, the forager, an epithet of Athena; Pythagorean name for seven (Theol. Arith. 56.10)
- ἁγνά (hagna) – pure, holy, undefiled (things)
- ἀνάβα (anaba) – he/she/it went up, mounted; ascended; rose; surpassed; shot up
- βιβλία (biblia) – strips of papyrus (βύβλος); documents; books; scriptures; Bible
- γάνα (gana) – woman; wife; female (Doric, especially Sicilian, for γυνή)
- δάν (dan) – for a long while; long ago
- ἐλεεῖ (eleei) – he/she/it has piton on, shows mercy to; feels pity
- ἐν (en) – in, into, on; within; therein; among, in the presence of
- ἕν (hen) – one
- ἡ ἀγέλη (hē agelē) – the herd; the company; the shoal (of fish)
- ἡ γαλέη (hē galeē) – the weasel, marten, polecat; a kind of small fish
- ἡ ἐλαία (hē elaia) – the olive tree; the olive
- θηλή (thēlē) – (a mother’s) breast, nipple
- λήθη (lēthē) – forgetting, forgetfulness; a place of oblivion in the underworld
- μάθε (mathe) – learn!, perceive!, understand!