Same or similar entry (minus the grammatical point) in other lexica. The headword, a middle participle in the masculine nominative singular, must be quoted from somewhere. The possibilities are numerous: for a famous instance see the indictment of Socrates (sigma 829) as quoted in Diogenes Laertius 2.40: a)dikei= *swkra/ths, ou(\s me\n h( po/lis nomi/zei qeou\s ou) nomi/zwn, e(/tera de\ kaina\ daimo/nia ei)shgou/menos.
[1] Of the recipient of the instruction.