The lemma -- two words in the Greek: feminine dative singular of the definite article, likely used adverbially, with the particle me/n -- is quoted from some passage where two places or situations are contrasted. A possible instance might be Aristotle, Politics 2.1271b.35: Crete is a short distance from the Peloponnese in one direction and from Asia in the other direction.
[1] Identical glossing in Photius' Lexicon, Lexica Segueriana 387.6, and the Synagoge; and cf. generally (for its second part) epsilon 1423.