[Meaning] tawny-crested.
*foinikolo/fou: canqolo/fou.
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Synagoge phi153,
Photius phi240 Theodoridis. Both headword and gloss are genitive singular masculine/neuter. Prior to the Suda, the headword is not extant as such outside lexicography, but the entry probably derives from commentary to
Euripides,
Phoenician Women 820, where a poetic genitive form of this word,
foinikolo/foio, appears (in reference to a serpent). See Theodoridis ad loc., Daitz on this line, and cf.
Hesychius phi700.
S.G. Daitz (1979) The scholia in the Jerusalem palimpsest of Euripides. Heidelberg
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