φωνή

fwnhv fwnhv,
fwnh'",
hJ (
favw) to shine, make clear (cf. Curtius, sec. 407; Liddell and Scott, under the word
favw)), from Homer down, Hebrew l/q:1. a sound, tone: of inanimate things, as of musical instruments, (T omits
fwnh'", WH give it only in marginal reading; cf. Buttmann, sec. 132, 10); f; ; (; ; ; ;
ojrgavnwn, Plato, de rep. 3, p. 397a;
suriggwn, Euripides, Tro. 127;
yalthrivou
kaiv
aujlou', Plutarch, mor., p. 713 c.); of wind, ; ; of thunder, ; ; , cf. ; ; ; ; noise, of a millstone, ; of a thronging multitude, , ; of chariots, ; of wings, whir (), ibid.; of waters (; Esdr. ), ; ; ; also with the genitive of a thing implying speech, the sound (A. V. voice):
tou'
ajspasmou', ;
rJhmavtwn, ; the cry (of men),
fwnhv
megavlh, a loud cry, ; the clamor of men making a noisy demand, , cf. ; absolutely, a cry i. e. wailing, lamentation, (from ()).2. a voice, i. e. the sound of uttered words:
lalei'n
fwnav", ; those who begin to cry out or call to anyone are said
thvn
fwnhvn
ai[rein, ;
prov"
tina, ;
fwnhvn
ejpaivrein, ; ; ; ; (
fwnh'" ...
ejkevkraxa (or
ejkkravzein), (cf. Buttmann, sec. 143, 11));
fwnhv
megavlh added to verbs: to
levgein, ; ; (
ejn
fwnhv
megavlh (Lachmann omits
ejn; )); to
eijpei'n, ; ; to
favnai, ; to
aijnei'n
tovn
Qeovn, ; with verbs of crying out, shouting:
ajnaboan, (R G L text T);
boa'n ( L marginal reading Tr WH); ; ;
fwvnein, ( T Tr WH); ; ; ( L T Tr WH);
ajnafwnei'n, (R G L Tr marginal reading);
khruvssein (
ejn
fwnhv
megavlh), (Rec. omits
ejn);
kraugavzein, ;
ajnakravzein, ;
kravzein. ; (R G L); <<ref:BHS/GNT_Mar 5