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Headword:
*tro/xilos
Adler number: tau,1071
Translated headword: plover
Vetting Status: high
Translation: Name of the attendant of Epops [the Hoopoe].[1] [It comes] from the [verb] tre/xw ["I run"]; but there is also a bird [called a] tro/xilos and it is said to be (?)sharp-eyed. But some people think it right to accentuate the middle [vowel].[2]
Greek Original:*tro/xilos: o)/noma tou= u(phre/tou *)/epopos. para\ to\ tre/xw: e)/sti de\ kai\ o)/rneon tro/xilos kai\ le/getai ei)=nai drimu/. a)ciou=si de/ tines th\n me/shn o)cu/nein.
Notes:
[1] In
Aristophanes,
Birds 79 (web address 1). This entry draws on the
scholia there. For Epops see
epsilon 2825.
[2] See LSJ s.v.
troxi/los, with paroxytone accent: web address 2.
Associated internet addresses:
Web address 1,
Web address 2
Keywords: comedy; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; zoology
Translated by: David Whitehead on 12 November 2001@07:57:54.
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