Ἐζωσμένοι
girded, begirded, belted
Translated by Elizabeth Vandiver23 Sep 2005Vetting: high6 revisions
Translation
[Meaning those who are] stripped, unclothed.
Greek original · Adler’s text
Ἐζωσμένοι· ἐκδεδυμένοι.
Betacode
*)ezwsme/noi: e)kdedume/noi.
Notes
- Same entry in Photius and other lexica. Both headword and gloss are perfect middle/passive participles, masculine nominative plural. The first -- evidently quoted from somewhere: probably the Septuagint, where it occurs twice -- is from the verb
zw/nnumi ; the second is frome)kdu/w . These two verbs do not seem to mean the same thing, but perhaps "girded" means wearing only an athletic belt and otherwise being stripped for athletic competition (cf. LSJ s.v. A.II). Note, however, V. Schmidt's tentative emendation (reported in Theodoridis ad loc.) ofe)ndedume/noi fore)kdedume/noi .