[The SOL headword, wrongly, is the supplementary one here, teti/hsqon, on which see n. 2 below.]
[1] The primary headword, tetihme/nos, is the masculine nominative singular participle of the epic verb teti/hmai, which occurs only in the perfect. Same glossing in Apollonius' Homeric Lexicon, similarly already (but at greater length) in Hesychius tau601. The participle features in the Homeric formula tetihme/nos h)=tor, found once in the Iliad and five times in the Odyssey; for this gloss see the scholia to the instance at Odyssey 1.114.
[2] Second person dual of the same verb, from Homer, Iliad 8.447 (addressed to Athena and Hera). Adler reports similar glossing in the Ambrosian Lexicon.