- ἀνθ’ (anth) – ἀντί (against) followed by a word beginning with an aspirated vowel or diphthong
- δειλία (deilia) – timidity, cowardice; misery
- δεῖμα (deima) – fear; object of fear, terror
- διαθήκη (diathēkē) – disposition, testament, will; compact, covenant
- ἕλκε (helke) – draw!, pull!; attract!; draw in, breathe! (Chaldean Oracles fr. 130; PGM 4.537)
- ἡ αἴγλη (hē aiglē) – the light, sunshine; the radiance, gleam; the splendor, glory
- ἡ κακία (hē kakia) – the badness; cowardice; vice; ill-repute, dishonor; damage; malice
- ἡ μαῖα (hē maia) – the mother; the foster-mother; the midwife; a large kind of crab
- ἡ Μαῖα (hē Maia) – Maia, the mother of Hermes
- ἡλιαία (hēliaia) – public place or hall; supreme court (at Athens)
- Ἰεζάβελ (Iezabel) – Jezabel (Rev 2:20; 1 Kings 18-19; 2 Kings 9)
- ἴθμα (ithma) – step, motion
- μαγεία (mageia) – magic; theology of the Magians (of Persia)