The headword, presumably extracted from the following quotation, is the accusative plural of i)/dris; cf. iota 133, alpha 678.
[1] The glossing adjective is the accusative plural of e)/mpeiros.
[2] Agathias, Histories 4.12, Misimian ambassadors emphasize their allegiance to the Persian side in the Lazic War (541-562 CE); cf. Frendo (114), eta 505, and pi 2874.
[3] Greek Anthology 6.182.4 (Alexander the Magnesian), three brothers--a fowler, a hunter, and a fisherman--dedicate their professional tools to Pan; cf. Page (4-5). Accepting a suggestion of Alfons Hecker (Dutch classical scholar, 1820-1865) as manifestly correct, Page (ibid.) reads i)/dri ta\ kai\ gai/hs, i)/dri ta\ kai\ pela/geus, i.e. to thee, knowledgeable of the land..., with the vocatives applying to Pan.
[4] Sophocles, Electra 608-9 (where e)/rgwn is read instead of lo/gwn: see web address 1), with scholion.