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Headword:
Hupêresion
Adler number: upsilon,431
Translated headword: service-implement
Vetting Status: high
Translation: The [sc. same thing as] amongst us, which we use for defecation.[1]
But some say hamis ["chamber-pot"].[2]
Greek Original:Hupêresion: to par' hêmin, hôi chrômetha eis apopaton. hoi de amida legousin.
Notes:
[1] No such meaning of the headword
u(phre/sion is registered in LSJ s.v., where the senses given are
cushion on a rower's bench,
riding-pad or
saddle-cloth,
rowers' pay, and as an equivalent of
u(phretiko\n ploi=on; cf. generally
upsilon 415,
upsilon 416. The sense here seems to derive from
u(phre/ths "servant, attendant" (
upsilon 432) where the connection with rowing (
e)re/ths,
e)re/ssein) has been forgotten.
[2] (Addendum lacking, Adler reports, in ms A.) From
alpha 1590.
Keywords: daily life; definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; food; medicine
Translated by: David Whitehead on 29 September 2010@05:53:15.
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