Ὀπωρινός
harvest-time, late-summer
Translated by David Whitehead29 Sep 2002Vetting: high4 revisions
Translation
[no gloss]
Greek original · Adler’s text
Ὀπωρινός.
Betacode
*)opwrino/s.
Notes
- An adjective, first attested in Homer, with several seasonal applications (stars, winds, etc.): see LSJ s.v.
Linked from3 entries
- ο1Ὄαoa, service-treeA kind of tree producing fruits on the upper branches, resembling small apples. [Its] fruit [is] h( o)/a.
- ο481ὈπώραfruitAlso [sc. attested is the related adjective] o)pwri/mwn. "He cut down the royal/imperial gardens, which were very full of fruit trees." Note that those who eat a lot of fruit over time are harmed: see the treatment [sc.…
- ο484Ὀπωρώνηςfruit-merchant[Meaning] one who sells and buys fruits. "Someone snatched an apple as he went by, but [that] the fruit-merchant seized and held him because of the money [...]."
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