μνημοσύνη + μνήμη + ἦμος + ἡμοσύνη + μόσυν + σύν + σύνοδος + συνοδία + ὁδ(ός) + ὀδ(ός) + διά
. μνημοσύνη [mē.mo.sy.nēϸ: remembrance, memory. Mnemosyne, mother of the Muses.
. μνήμη [mnē.mē]: remembrance, memory of a person or thing; recollections; rembered, of the dead. memory as a power of the mind, proper to animals, of man; from memory; memories, acts of memory, powers of memory. memorial, record, inscriptions; mythological record, history. mention, notice of a thing. the imperial cabinet or archives. tomb. Mneme, one of the Boeotian Muses.
. ἦμος [ē.mos]: at which time, then. while, so long as.
. ἡμοσύνη [ē.mo.sy.nē]: skill in throwing or shooting.
. μόσυν [mo.syn]: μόσσυν.
. μόσσυν [mos.syn]: wooden house or tower. palisade. slipfor shipbuilding.
. σύν [syn]: with. in company with, together with. notion of help or aid, with God's help or blessig, as God wills; in consultation with. furnished with, endued with. of things that belong, or are attached, to a person, on board ship, especially of arms. of things accompanying, or of concurrent circumstances; in the course of. of necessary connection or consequence, to pay with a great loss, with loss to the public; to your advantage; with pollution; to denote agreement, in accordance with. of the instrument or means, with the help of, by means of. including. excluding, apart from, plus, with, together with. together, at once. besides, also. with, along with, together, at the same time, hence of any kind of union, connection, or participation in a thing, a metaphor of agreement or unity; may mean kill one person as well as another, join with another in killing. of the completion of an action, altogether, completely. joined with numerals, two together, by twos, two and two.
. σύνοδος [sy.no.dos]: fellow-traveller. assembly, meeting, especially for deliberation; meeting of parties in court; of political clubs and conspiracies; also of private meetings or gatherings for discussion; of synods of the church. national gathering, hence, society for festal purposes. company, guild, athletic club. in hostil sense, meeting of two armies. sexual intercourse. coming together, contriction; straits; coming together resulting from juxtaposition; constriction in the organ of taste; contraction of a musle; union of matter and form, the concrete object; concourse, assemblag; combination of numbers. astrological conjunction. grammatical construction. incoming of revenue, revenues.
. συνοδία [sy.no.di.a]: journey in company, companionship ona joruney. in concrete sense, party of travelers, caravan. family.
. ὁδός [ho.dos]: way, road, to Eleusis; course, channel of a river; with expressio of direction; leading straight to Argos; the way to truth. further on the way, forwards; profitable, useful, helpful; by the way, along the road, a road, the way. travelling, journeying, whether by land or water, journey, voyage, expedition, foray; a thirty days' journey. way, manner; the way or course of divination; way, intent. a way of doing, speaking; ways of telling the story; forms; course of action. method, system; methodically, systematically. of the Christian Faith and its followers.
. ὀδός [o.dos]: οὐδός.
. οὐδός [ou.dos]: threshold, especially of a house; generally, threshold, entrance to any place, to the nther world; lintel; threshold of old age, threshold that leads from life to death. way.
. διά [di.a]: through. of motion in a line, from one end to the other, right through, of the effect of weapons, out through, quite through, straight through, throughout, idly. of motion through a space, but not in a line, throughout, over, through all, in the course of. in the midst of, between, pre-eminence; along, across; at intervals of, after every, at a distance of. duration, throughout, all day long, in the course of the night, by night, from beginning to end, continually, for a short time. of the interval which has passed between two points, after a long time aftr several days, till; of successive intervals, in the course of. through by; by the mouth of, by her doing, of oneself, not another's agency, by oneself alone, unassisted; by hand, by holding between the hands, keep a firm hand on, hold intercourse by word; through passion, in passion, with reverence, long-continued exertions; material out of which a thing is made. through every kind of contest, troublesome; will engage in battl, go to law with, come to open speech, come to kissing, to be hated by. through, across; through, among, in, through his mouth; during; thanks to, by aid of; by thy fault or service; by reason of, on account of, for. because of, for, through, by reason of, wherefore? on this account, which account, for many reasons; for the sake of, with a veiw to, for its own sake. throughout. through, right through; in different directions, asunder, at variance, one with another; pre-eminence; completion, to the end, utterly; to add strength, thoroughly, out and out; of mixture, between, partly; of leaving an interval or breach.