The unglossed headword, nominative singular, appears in the dative in the quotation given -- but see next note.
[1] Greek Anthology 7.190.1-3 (Anyte or Leonidas), which actually has Doric druokoi/ta|; cf. Gow and Page (vol. I, 40). Gow and Page note that the Anthologia Palatina and the Anthologia Planudea ascribe this epigram to both Anyte and Leonidas of Tarentum (vol. II, 101). With almost all scholars, however, they reject the attribution to Leonidas, observing that the style clearly differs from the Tarentine's. They suggest (ibid.) that a confusion may have arisen over marginal annotations in the ancient texts, since Greek Anthology 7.198--without question attributed to Leonidas--also concerns a dead a)kri/s (locust); cf. epsilon 3926, kappa 197, and tau 1159.