Same entry, according to Adler, in the
Ambrosian Lexicon (755).
The sense of this verb translated above is apparently its meaning in its only classical attestation:
Aristophanes fr. 472 Kassel-Austin (455 Kock/Edmonds). There the second-person singular form appears parallel to
dekateu/eis ('you exact a tithe':
delta 181,
delta 182), although
Pollux 9.31 interprets this same passage as referring to the payment rather than the levying of taxes (contrast
Hesychius epsilon3173, with the alternative orthography
e)nlimeni/zein).
In later Greek the word comes to mean 'harbor in' or 'come into harbor'; see e.g.
Synesius,
Epistle 148.7. (This meaning is absent from LSJ: web address 1.)