In the masculine, [meaning] pity.[1] But [sc. note also]
e)leo/s oxytone, [meaning] a kitchen table.[2]
Aristophanes [writes]: "go then, take down his table." That is, the little kitchen table.[3]
Homer [writes]: "throw [it] on the table."[4]
But
e)leo/s is also a kind of bird.[5]
Eleos: arsenikôs hê eleêmosunê. Eleos de oxutonôs, hê mageirikê trapeza. Aristophanês: ithi dê, kathel' autou touleon. toutesti to mageirikon trapezion. Homêros: ballon d' ein eleoisin. esti de eleos kai eidos orneou.
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