[Meaning] they implanted; they were sown very much, with the result that they seemed to grow together.
*)/efunto: e)ne/fusan. sfo/dra e)peba/llonto, w(/ste dokei=n sumpefuke/nai.
Same entry in other lexica, including
Photius (epsilon2477), where Theodoridis obelizes the transmitted headword
e)/funto, i.e. notionally the (intransitive) second aorist indicative, third person plural, of the verb
fu/w (
phi 848), not otherwise attested. He regards the authentic headword as
e)/fun: to/, and notes the opinion of S.A. Naber that
e)/fun is quoted from
Homer,
Odyssey 5.481.
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