Βαβάκινος

babakinos, bakinon

Translated by Anne Mahoney · 6 Sep 1998 · Vetting: high · 9 revisions

Translation

A kind of pot.

Βαβάκινος· εἶδος χύτρας.

Betacode

*baba/kinos: ei)=dos xu/tras.

Same entry, according to Adler, in the Ambrosian Lexicon (19). A very similar one in Hesychius (beta4) presents this word as baba/kinon, i.e. either a neuter variant to the (presumably) masculine/feminine nominative singular of the Suda's headword, or the accusative case of the same word.
If Latte's restoration is correct, Hesychius also registers a second form of the word: ba/kinon, which Latte (1.501) associates with bacchinon, attested for the name of a vessel (similar to a patera) in Late Latin, and (allegedly) persisting in the Italian bacino ('basin').

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babakinos, bakinon

Translated by Anne Mahoney · 6 Sep 1998 · Vetting: high · 9 revisions

A kind of pot.

Βαβάκινος· εἶδος χύτρας.

Betacode

*baba/kinos: ei)=dos xu/tras.

Same entry, according to Adler, in the Ambrosian Lexicon (19). A very similar one in Hesychius (beta4) presents this word as baba/kinon, i.e. either a neuter variant to the (presumably) masculine/feminine nominative singular of the Suda's headword, or the accusative case of the same word.
If Latte's restoration is correct, Hesychius also registers a second form of the word: ba/kinon, which Latte (1.501) associates with bacchinon, attested for the name of a vessel (similar to a patera) in Late Latin, and (allegedly) persisting in the Italian bacino ('basin').

Revisions (9)