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- κ131Καθ' ὕπαρactually, in reality, in real life, in waking life[no gloss]
- κ138Καθ' ὕπνουςduring sleep, in sleepInterpretation of dreams: "a dream during sleep says this accurately". "If you die during sleep, you will be without cares." "If you laugh during sleep, you will have difficult turns." "If you cry during …
- κ344Καπνίας οἶνοςsmoky wine[Meaning that] which is found in Italian Beneventum. Also [sc. attested is] kapni/a a)/mpelos ["smoky grapevine"], [meaning] the dark [kind]. Interpretation of a dream: they call the strength of the winds 'Beneventum.' Concerning kapnizo/mena …
- κ361ΚάρβωνCarbo[genitive] *ka/rbwnos. Interpretation of a dream: to walk on charcoals shows harm coming from an enemy.
- κ685Κατάξηροι ὄνειροιdried-up dreamsThose which have no grip.
- κ914Κᾆτ' ἔγωγ' ἐξηγρόμηνand then I woke upMeaning then, after this, I was awakened. In reference to those being deceived. For when Dionysus has proclaimed "I sank 13 ships in the sea-battle," Herakles adds, "and then I woke up!" Mocking Dionysus, …
- κ1086Κατ' ὄναρin a dreamOne should not say [kat' o)/nar "in a dream"]; for [this is] altogether barbarous; rather, o)/nar [means] both "in sleep" and a sleeping dream.
- κ1249Κεκλωσμέναthings spunInterpretation of a dream: if you are holding spun [threads], expect sorrows.
- κ1361ΚεραμωτόνtiledA tactical disposition; one which [the] Romans used to make as an amusement. Interpretation of a dream: walking on tiles, you would avoid being hurt by ill-wishers.
- κ1663Κίρκονfalcon[Meaning variously] a hawk, or a tail, or an oarsman. "And a tail kept lithe by the oil-flask." In the Epigrams. Of Nicephorus the Patriarch, dream-interpretation: "If you hold hawks, you would undoubtedly obtain …
- κ1710Κλαίεινto weep[Meaning] to lament. Interpretation of a dream: if you weep while sleeping you will be altogether happy.
- κ1714ΚλέαρχοςKlearchos, ClearchusOf Sol[o]i. He wrote various things. Also Klearchos of Pontus. He arrived in Athens as a young man to hear Plato. Declaring a thirst for philosophy and associating with her [i.e. Philosophy] for a …
- κ1745ΚλειδημίδηςKleidemides, ClidemidesA proper name. Also [sc. attested is] Kleidemos, [also] a proper name. Interpretation of a dream: to control keys [kleides] shows behaviour reconciled.
- κ1777Κληματίςclematis, vine-branchThe vine [sc. of that name]. Interpretation of a dream: if you hold a vine-twig, expect to be prosecuted [or: complained about].
- κ1800Κλίβανοςoven[Meaning] furnace, hearth. "And an oven is like a woman in that it takes in things that are useful for life." They are recipients of fire.
- κ2060Κόπριος ἀνήρman of dung, DungsmanAs from a deme; he is speaking of the dung-gatherer; or a gardener; from ko/pros ["dung"]. Interpretation of a dream: Sitting on a dung-heap you will have some kind of punishment. He who has …
- κ2105Κορώνηshearwater, crow, something hooked (like a crow bill), tip, glans[The word] means various things; and [sc. one of them is] the tip of the pudendum. "Someone thought that his own pudendum was hairy up to its tip."
- κ2242Κωλοβάθρουof a fetter, fetter's[Meaning] of what the many call the klapa.
- κ2388Κρημνόςcrag[Meaning a] chasm. Aristophanes [writes]: "crushing crags". That is sending and hurling crags at [them]. He has said [this] after "thunder-hurling;" this also is excessively grand. Homer also calls a height "crag", since all …
- κ2441ΚρίσαμιςKrisamis, Crisamisof Kos. This man was rich in livestock. The story goes that an eel seized the finest of his flock, and Krisamis killed it; he had a dream, in which he was told to …
- κ2726Κυνοφθαλμίζεταιlooks with dog-eyes[Meaning he/she/it] regards [someone/something] shamelessly. Interpretation of a dream: dogs' barking indicates harm from one's enemies.