Name of a place.1 Also [sc. attested is the dative plural] "to Arbelians", [meaning] to Athenians.2 But an a)rbu/lh ["half-boot"] is an item of footwear.3
[1] There were places of this name in (modern) Iraq, near the site of a famous victory by Alexander the Great, and Israel/Jordan.
2The gloss is extraordinary as it stands. Corrupt? A comic fragment?↩
3Tragedic vocabulary: see generally LSJ s.v. Hesychius has this entry in the genitive case, which Latte regards as quoted from Euripides, Orestes 140 (Doric); for the nominative, see Bacchae 638.