[Meaning] water-and-oil.[1] Also [sc. attested is the related verb] xutla/zein ["to anoint after bathing"], [meaning] to mix, and to pour out. A "bath" [xu/tla] is properly said [to be] anointing while the body is still wet from water.[2]
"Tell me, into what ewer shall I pour a bath for my feet, and from where."[3]
"[Spread your knees] on the carpets and give yourself a wet bath, like in gymnasia." Aristophanes [sc. writes this].[4]
For a bath [xu/tlos] [is] oil with water.[5]