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- κ118Καθόρμιαnecklaces[Meaning] things put round.
- κ938Κατελάσαςhaving driven down, having subjugated[Meaning he] having had sexual intercourse with. [The term comes] from unreasoning beings [i.e. animals].
- κ1949Κολούεταιis curtailed[Meaning he/she/it] is hindered. "And he encourages [them], having taken up arms, to save the country and to curtail an outrageous populace." Meaning to hinder [it].
- κ2322Κράνειαdog-wood [spear]A spear [made] out of dog-wood. In the Epigrams: "stand fast here, man-killing dog-wood [spear]; baleful bronze, no longer let blood drip from the ends of torches."
- λ713Λόχμαςthickets[Meaning] densely-planted places. Aristophanes [writes]: "I have armpits denser than a thicket, as was agreed." The women grew out [their] hair, so that, whenever they voted, they would look like men. Also, "having rubbed …
- λ714Λοχμαία μοῦσαmuse of the thicket[Meaning] the [muse] of the birds. For they are accustomed to sing while hidden in the thickets.
- μ813Μετρίως ὠργιασμένωςas kneaded moderatelyMeaning in a softened manner or in a moistened manner.
- μ967Μὴ οὐχίnot noSophocles [writes]: "the boast is there, and I do not deny [sc. having done it], no." [i.e.] No[t] having dyed his sword in the army.
- μ1254Μορμύρωνroaring[sc. Used of] a river that has currents.
- μ1255Μορμυρωπόςlidless-eyed"A sun dim or blood-shot or lidless-eyed [sc. is considered] by all as wicked when seen in a dream."