καλῶς

kalw'" kalw'" (
kalov"), adverb (from Homer down), beautifully, finely, excellently, well: (universally,
diav
tov
kalw'"
oijkodomh'sqai (Tr
oijkodomei'sqai, which see), T Tr WH); specifically, a. rightly, so that there shall be no room for blame: joined to verbs of speaking (
ajpokrinesqia,
lalei'n,
levgein,
profhteuvein, etc.), well, truly, ; ; ; ; ; ; (); ; fitly, i. e. agreeably to the facts and words of the case, ;
kalw'" "Right! Well!" an expression of approval: ; ; of deeds:
kalw'"
poiei'n, to do well, act uprightly, ; f (where the teaching is, that one can do
kalw'", but another
krei'sson);
kalw'"
poiei'n with participle to do well that, etc. (Buttmann, sec. 144, 15 a.; Winer's Grammar, 345 (323)), ; ; ; . (,; , etc.); with verbs denoting a duty or office which one fulfils well: ,f; ; specifically honestly, uprightly: ;
ajnastrevfesqai, ;
poiei'n, . b. excellently, nobly, commendably: ; ;
kalw'"
pavnta
pepoivhke, ; with bitter irony, (where cf. Fritzsche, p. 271f); . c. honorably, in honor: (others give it here an outward reference, equivalent to in a good place, comfortably). d.
kalw'"
eijpei'n
tina, to speak well of one, ;
kalw'"
poiei'n
tina, to do good to, benefit one, Rec.;
tivni (Winer's Grammar, sec. 32, 1
b.; Buttmann, 146 (128)), ;
kalw'"
poiei'n, simply, to do good: . e.
kalw'"
e[cein, to be well (of those recovering health): .*