[Meaning] being enfolded.
*ptuktw=|: ptussome/nw|.
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Synagoge pi771 and
Photius pi1487 Theodoridis; cf.
Hesychius 4249. The headword, in the dative singular (masculine or neuter) is taken to be quoted from
Homer,
Iliad 6.169, where it is used to describe a folding double-tablet. The adjective is derived from the root of the verb
ptu/ssw ('fold'), and the gloss here is simply a middle participle of that verb.
For words related to this one see the other entries from
pi 3060 through
pi 3063 and
pi 3066 and
pi 3067.
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