[Meaning] to have been stretched along.
*sunteta/sqai: diateta/sqai.
Same entry in
Hesychius (sigma2711), the
Synagoge (sigma374), and
Photius'
Lexicon (sigma812), where Theodoridis notes that the source of the headword -- perfect middle-passive infinitive of
suntei/nw -- has been seen in a figurative passage in John Chrysostom, concerning
2 Corinthians 18.3 (PG 61.528). There are other options, from
Plutarch onwards.
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