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Headword:
*tarixeu/ein
Adler number: tau,122
Translated headword: to pickle, to salt
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [with the future infinitive] tarixeu/sein: "just like those who cut eggs and are intending to pickle them." But it also means to dry [them].[1]
And as if to expel the juices [and turn them] into garum, as if [ta/rixos] were a sort of ga/rixos.[2]
They also say tarixhra/ ["salted [things]"]. Arrian [writes]: "he gave them grain and wine and salted meats per tent."[3]
Greek Original:*tarixeu/ein, tarixeu/sein: w(/sper oi( ta\ w)|a\ te/mnontes kai\ me/llontes tarixeu/ein. shmai/nei de\ kai\ to\ chrai/nein. kai\ oi(=on ei)s ga/ron e)cixwri/zesqai, ga/rixo/s tis w)/n. le/getai kai\ *tarixhra/. *)arriano/s: o( de\ e)/dwke si=to/n te kai\ oi)=non kai\ kre/a tarixhra\ kata\ skhnh/n.
Notes:
[1] Likewise in
Timaeus'
Platonic Lexicon and in
Photius. It is unclear why the future infinitive is given, but the quotation itself comes from
Plato,
Symposium 190D (where however the better reading is
o)/a "sorb-apples"). For the verb
tarixeu/w, see also
tau 121.
[2] cf. Herodian,
Symposium, quoted by Orion [
Author,
Myth]; also
Etymologicum Gudianum and
Etymologicum Magnum. For this material cf. already under
epsilon 1781, and again under
tau 124. The purported noun
garichos (ignored by LSJ) is apparently a grammarian's invention to provide an etymology for
tarichos (
tau 124). On garum (fish-sauce), see
gamma 66.
[3] Arrian,
Anabasis 4.21.10.
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 10 November 2013@22:54:50.
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