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Headword:
Paphlazonta
Adler number: pi,827
Translated headword: burbling [things]
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning] resounding [ones], boiling-up [ones].[1]
"The man is burbling",[2] [meaning] is boiling, is bothered. It is created from the [verb] pafla/zein ['to burble']. 'To burble' is for someone to restrain himself and cut himself off while speaking. That is what Kleon was like; or to be disturbed; for properly 'to burble' signifies the sounding of the sea when there are waves on it.
Greek Original:Paphlazonta: êchounta, anazeonta. hanêr paphlazei, brazei, tetaraktai. pepoiêtai de para to paphlazein. Paphlazein de esti to lalounta tina krateisthai kai anakoptesthai: toioutos de ên kai ho Kleôn: ê to tarassesthai: paphlazein gar kuriôs sêmainei to êchein tên kumainomenên thalattan.
Notes:
[1] =
Synagoge;
Lexica Segueriana 334.30;
Photius,
Lexicon pi499 Theodoridis; ultimately from commentary on
Homer,
Iliad 13.798, where the headword (present active participle, nominative plural neuter) appears; cf.
scholia ad loc. and
Hesychius pi1160.
[2]
Aristophanes,
Knights 919, with glosses and further comments from the
scholia; cf.
Hesychius pi1159. The word glossed here is the present indicative active, third person singular, of the verb. For Kleon see generally
kappa 1731 (and
pi 826).
Translated by: William Hutton on 17 August 2013@16:32:33.
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