Διζημένη
seeking after
Translated by Robert de Brose26 Jul 2004Vetting: high8 revisions
Translation
[dizhme/nh ] and [sc. also attested in the masculine] dizh/menos , [meaning] looking for.
Greek original · Adler’s text
Διζημένη καὶ Διζήμενος, ζητῶν.
Betacode
*dizhme/nh kai\ *dizh/menos, zhtw=n.
Notes
- The primary headword, a participle in the feminine nominative singular, occurs in Homer, Iliad 4.88, where the disguised Athene is 'seeking after' Pandaros; for the gloss cf. the scholia there. Its masculine counterpart, added here, occurs four times in the Iliad and six times in the Odyssey.
*di/zhmai may be a reduplicated form from the root ofzhte/w (LSJ s.v.).