eu

eu

interj., εὖ, bravo! well! well done!: Eu noster, laudo, T.: ‘eu!’ that's right, H.

euans

euāns

see euhans.

eugae

eugae (euge)

interj., εὖγε, bravo! well done! good! hurrah!: eugae habeo optumam, T.
Ironic.: eugae, iam lepidus vocor, excellent! T.

euhans

euhāns or euāns

antis P. (the cry of the Bacchantes), crying euhan! Ct., Pr.
Poet. with acc: euhantīs orgia Ducebat Phrygias, celebrating the rites of Bacchus with the cry euhan! V.

Euhias

Euhiās or Euiās

adis, f , εὐιάς, a Bacchante, H.

Euhius

Euhius or Euius

(not Evius), ī, m , Εὔιος, a surname of Bacchus, C., H.

euhoe

euhoe or euoe

(disyl.; not ēvoe), interj., εὐοῖ, the cry of revellers at the festivals of Bacchus, V., H., O., Ct.

Eumenides

Eumenides

um, f , Εὐμενίδες, the Furies, C., H., V.

eunuchus

eunūchus

ī, m , εὐνοῦχος, a eunuch, T., Cs., C., Iu.
Fem., a comedy of Terence.

euoe

euoe

see euhoe.

euripus

eurīpus (-os)

ī, m , εὔριπος, a channel, strait, narrow sea.

eurous

eurōus

adj. eurus, eastern, orient : fluctus, V.

eurus

eurus

ī, m , εὖρος, the southeast wind, H.
Plur., V., O.
The east wind: Eurus ad Auroram recessit, O.
Wind: Rhipaeus, V.