- ἁγνεῖαι (hagneiai) – strict observances of religious duties; purifications, ceremonies
- Ἀθήναια (Athēnaia) – older name for the Panathenaia (Παναθήναια), a festival at Athens
- ἅλμια (halmia) – salted provisions
- ἀμάλη (amalē) – bundle of ears of corn; sheaf
- ἀμαλή (amalē) – soft; weak
- βδέλλαι (bdellai) – leeches; lampreys
- βοή (boē) – loud cry, shout; roar (of the sea); sound (of musical instruments)
- δέξαι (dexai) – take!, receive!
- δεξιά (dexia) – on the right hand/side (opp. ἀριστερά); fortunate; northerly; dexterous, clever
- ἐκλήθη (eklēthē) – he/she/it was called, summoned; called by name
- ἕξει (hexei) – he/she/it will have, hold, possess
- ἡ ἅλμα (hē halma) – the sea-water, brine; salt-water (Doric and Aeolic for ἅλμη)
- ἡ ἀξία (hē axia) – the worth, value; price, amount; reputation, dignity; merit; moral value; opinion
- ἡ βδέλλα (hē bdella) – the leech; the lamprey
- ἡ λαλιά (hē lalia) – the talk, chat, report, discussion, speech, conversation; loquacity; dialect, style
- κενέ (kene) – O empty one!, O vain one!
- κλείει 1 (kleiei) – he/she/it tells of, makes famous, celebrates
- κλείει 2 (kleiei) – he/she/it shuts, closes, bars; blocks up; encloses; confines
- λιβική (libikē) – western
- Μαγδάλα (Magdala) – Magdala (Matthew 15:39)
- μεγάλα (megala) – big, great (things)
- μέλε (mele) – my friend!