Οἰδαίνων
swelling
Translated by Robert Dyer12 Jan 2003Vetting: high7 revisions
Translation
Greek original · Adler’s text
Οἰδαίνων· αἰτιατικῇ. φλεγμαίνων, ψύχων.
Betacode
*oi)dai/nwn: ai)tiatikh=|. flegmai/nwn, yu/xwn.
Notes (2)
- But see omicroniota 27.
For the process of producing phlegm from inflammation or undigested food cf. phi 523. Galen and others talk extensively about how hot processes can produce this cool substance. - 1Similarly in syntactical lexica. ↩
- 2Likewise or similarly in other lexica; references at Photius omicron69 Theodoridis, where the editor expresses support for Naber's suggested emendation of the second glossing participle from the transmitted
yu/xwn tofusw=n "inflating" (cf. omicroniota 30, omega 21). ↩
Linked from8 entries
- οι24Οἰδαλέονswollen[Meaning] that which is moist.
- οι27Οἰδαίνειswells[Meaning he/she/it] causes to swell.
- οι30Οἰδεῖswells[Meaning he/she/it] swells with inflammation, has been distended.
- οι31Οἴδημαswelling, painless swelling, soft swelling, oedema[Meaning a] distension, inflamed swelling, abscess. As from a metaphor of bodies it is also used for elation and swollen pride. "When she was puffed up by a swollen self-esteem (swelling of self-esteem) and treated with…
- οι33Οἴδησιςswelling, painless swelling, soft swelling[Meaning] inflamed swelling, distention.
- οι36Οἴδναoidna[Meaning] certain swellings that are of the earth/ground.
- οι37Οἰδοῦσανswelling[Meaning] being boastful. "[I received from you] the art [...]swollen under resounding boasts and ponderous phrases." And Eunapius [writes]: "when so great an evil was swelling and festering beneath." "But [Darius]…
- φ523ΦλέγμαphlegmIt is not called "the first [thing derived] from food;" for the first [thing derived] from food [is] blood; phlegm [is the] first of undigested things. For there are also other things undigested: for from phlegm is…
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Revision history7 revisions · last 17 Mar 2021
- cosmeticule — Catharine Roth
- tweaked note — Catharine Roth
- Revised — David Whitehead
- Revised — David Whitehead
- more notes; cosmetics — David Whitehead
- cosmetics — David Whitehead
- added keyword; cosmetics — David Whitehead
- Translated — Robert Dyer