- ἀγγελίαι (angeliai) – messages, tidings, reports; announcements, proclamations; commands, orders
- ἀγκάλη (ankalē) – bent arm; anything closely enfolding; bundle, sheaf
- ἅδην (hadēn) – to one’s fill, to satiety; abundantly; unceasingly
- αἱ κακαί (hai kakai) – the bad; ugly; evil; wretched; pernicious (ones)
- ἀλαλά (alala) – loud cry, especially a war-cry (Doric for ἀλαλή)
- γέμει (gemei) – he/she/it is full (of); he/she/it is laden (with)
- δεῖγμα (deigma) – sample, pattern; plan, sketch; mart, bazaar
- διαθῆκαι (diathēkai) – dispositions, testaments, wills; compacts, convenants
- ἔκβαλε (ekbale) – throw out!, cast out (of)!
- ἕλκη (helkē) – wounds; sores, ulcers, festering wounds; losses
- ἐμῇ (emēi) – to/for/by/with mine, my (something)
- ἡ Ἀγελεία (hē Ageleia) – the driver of spoil, the forager, an epithet of Athena; Pythagorean name for seven (Theol. Arith. 56.10)
- ἡ γάνα (hē gana) – the woman; the wife; the female (Doric, especially Sicilian, for γυνή)
- ἡ θηλή (hē thēlē) – the (mother’s) breast, nipple
- ἡ λήθη (hē lēthē) – the forgetting, forgetfulness; the place of oblivion in the underworld
- θήλεια (thēleia) – female; feminine
- Ἰεζαβήλ (Iezabēl) –Jezabel (Revelation 2:20)