The Fountains of Argos

Fr. 65

εὐναής -ές: fair-flowing 

ἐπώνυμος -ον: named after

λούω: wash, bathe

λόχιος -α -ον: of or belonging to child-birth; of a woman who has recently given birth

οἰκέτις -ιδος, ἡ: female household slave

Fr. 66

ἡρῶσσα = ἡρωίνη -ης, ἡ: heroine

νέπους -ποδος: child

Ἰασίς -ίδος, ἡ: daughter of Iasus, i.e., Io, from whom the Danaids were descended

ἐφυδριάς -άδος: (fem. adj.) of the water, watery

ἁγνός -ή -όν: sacred, holy

ὑφαινω ὑφανῶ ὕφηνα, epic pres. infin. ὑφαινέμεναι: weave

μέλω μελήσω ἐμέλησα, Ep. and Lyr. pf. μέμηλα: (3 sing. impers. + dat. + infin.) it is an object of care or thought for x to do y

πάτος -εος, τό: a robe worn by Hera

κανών -όνος, ὁ: weaver's rod;  loom

πάρος: (adv.) formerly; (as conj., like πρίν) before, + aor. inf.; πάρος ... ἤ + inf., “before x-ing”

θέμις θέμιστος, ἡ: law, right, estabnlished custom; θέμις ἐστί + dat. + inf., “it is right for x to do y”

τεός -ή -όν Ep. for σός, -ή, -όν 5

κὰκ = κατά

ἱρός Ion. and Ep. for ἱερός -ά -όν: holy, hallowed, consecrated

πέτρος -ου, ὁ: stone

ἐφέζομαι: sit upon

χέω aor. ἔχεα, Ep. aor. ἔχευα and χεῦα: pour, shed

περιτρέχω -δραμοῦμαι -έδραμον -δέδρομα: run around

πότνια, -ης, ἡ: mistress, queen

Ἀμυμώνη -ης, ἡ: Amymone, a daughter of Danaus.  Poseidon rescued her from a satyr and gave her a spring at Lerna. Three other springs at Lerna—Physadeia (Φυσάδεια), Hippe (Ἵππη) and Automate (Αὐτομάτη)—are also named after daughters of Danaus.

λιπαρός -ά -όν: shiny, sleek; bright, brilliant; rich, fruitfuil

ῥείω Ep. for ῥέω: to flow

Πελασγιάς -άδος: (fem. adj.)Pelasgian, an ethnic for Argive women