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katafevrw katafevrw; 1 aorist
kathvnegka; passive, present
katafevromai; 1 aorist
kathnecqhn; (from Homer down); to bear down, bring down, cast down:
yh'fon, properly, to cast a pebble or calculus namely, into the urn, i. e. to give one's vote, to approve, ;
aijtiwvmata
katav
tivno" (see
katav, I. 2 b. (but the critical editions reject
katav
ktl.)), L T Tr WH. Passive, to be borne down, to sink (from the window to the pavement),
ajpov
tou'
u{pnou, from sleep (from the effect of his deep sleep (cf. Buttmann, 322 (277); Winer's Grammar, 371 (348))), b; metaphorically, to be weighed down by, overcome, carried away,
kataferovmeno"
u{pnw/
bavqei, sunk in a deep sleep, a; of a different sort (contra Winer's Grammar, 431 (401)) is the expression in secular authors,
katafevromai
eij"
u{pnon, to sink into sleep, drop asleep, Josephus, Antiquities 2, 5, 5; Herodian, 2, 1, 3 (2); 9, 6 (5);
toisin
uJpnoisin, Hipp., p. 1137 c. ((K?hn iii., p. 539)), and in the same sense simply
katafevromai; cf. (Liddell and Scott, under the word, I. 2 d.); Stephanus' Thesaurus 4 col. 1286 (where the passage from Acts is fully discussed).*