Likewise in the Synagoge (sigma280) and Photius' Lexicon (sigma678 Theodoridis), and similarly -- the first of the two glossing participles only -- in Hesychius sigma2194. Hansen on Hesychius and Theodoridis on Photius assert that the headword itself, present participle of sugkure/w, is quoted from the Septuagint (Numbers 35.4 [quoted by Cyril of Alexandria: DW] or Deuteronomy 2.37); if so it is neuter nominative/accusative plural rather than masculine accusative singular.