[1] More fully glossed in the Etymologicum Magnum, this primary headword kekli/atai is an epic perfect middle/passive which occurs twice in Homer (Iliad 16.68, Odyssey 4.608).
2This first person singular of the perfect active is likely to be paradigmatic; third person singulars are first attested in the idiom of the day ending, ke/kliken h( h(me/ra, in the Septuagint (Jeremiah 6.4, Judges 19.9) and the New Testament (Luke 24/29); see generally LSJ s.v. IV.1.