The headword is plural, nominative or accusative, of the neuter noun smh=nos; nominative if drawn from the quotation of Xenophon provided. For a separate gloss of the singular see sigma 735.
[1] For the sources of this gloss see the references at sigma 735.
[2] An approximation of Xenophon, Anabasis 4.8.19-21. The toxicity of Colchian honey is also referred to by other sources, e.g. Strabo 12.3.8, and Pliny NH 21.45 (who identifies the nectar of the rhododendron as the culprit). On the toxicity of honey made from the nectar of rhododendrons see the Wikipedia entry at web address 1.
[3] Greek Anthology 6.239.1-2 (Apollonides), where the poetic genitive singular of the headword smh/neos appears. In place of the Suda's hapax a)ntinomai/wn ('discordant'(?)), Beckby's text of the Anthology reads a)nti\ nomai/wn ('instead of usual things', or 'instead of pastoral things'). Find further extracts from this epigram at theta 6, theta 269, and tau 500.