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Headword:
*)ape/parde
Adler number: alpha,3029
Translated headword: farted
Vetting Status: high
Translation: ['He/she/it farted']; also [sc. attested is the aorist infinitive] a)popardei=n ["to fart"].[1] But [sc. also attested is] e)pra/dein, with the rho in front [of the alpha].[2]
Greek Original:*)ape/parde: kai\ *)apopardei=n. *)epra/dein de\, protetagme/nou tou= r.
Notes:
The unglossed primary headword (aorist [active] of
a)pope/rdomai, third person singular) must be quoted from somewhere -- perhaps the emperor Julian, who uses it twice in his speech
To the uneducated Cynics (chs. 15 and 19) when referring to
Diogenes (
delta 1141 etc.).
[1] e.g.
Comica adespota fr. 50 Kock (not in K.-A.). See LSJ at web address 1.
[2] See again
epsilon 2854. This form (which should be aorist) shows a different treatment of the original vocalic
r in the zero-grade of the root, as in
pe/rqw, e)/praqon or
de/rkomai, e)/drakon.
Hesychius cites
e)/prades (nu734) which Kaibel accepts as
Sophron fr. 144 (quoted in the Suda at
nu 606); but
e)pra/dei and
e)pra/dein in the Suda seem faulty.
Web address 1
Keywords: biography; comedy; daily life; dialects, grammar, and etymology; rhetoric
Translated by: Jennifer Benedict on 4 January 2001@23:19:05.
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