Δόρυ
spear
Translated by Catharine Roth8 Mar 2005Vetting: high4 revisions
Translation
Greek original · Adler’s text
Δόρυ· τὸ ἀκόντιον. καὶ δορύκτητον ὄλβον ἐδέξατο.
Betacode
*do/ru: to\ a)ko/ntion. kai\ doru/kthton o)/lbon e)de/cato.
Notes (1)
- [1] Likewise or similarly in other lexica. Cf. delta 1377, delta 1379, delta 1389, delta 1430.↩
- 2Cosmas of Jerusalem, Canon on the Dormition 2.170; cf. generally delta 1382.
Linked from7 entries
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- δ542ΔιαδορατίζωI fight with spears[no gloss]
- δ1377Δόραταspears[Meaning] small lances.
- δ1379Δορίwith a spear[dori/ is the same as] tw|= do/rati.
- δ1382Δορίκτητος πλοῦτοςspear-won wealth[Meaning] that [which has been gained] from war.
- δ1389Δορόςof a spear[Genitive, equivalent to] do/ratos. "Perhaps, even if they do not desire him while he is alive, they would lament him dead when they are in need of a spear." Tekmessa, the wife of Ajax, says [this] about Agamemnon.
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