[Meaning an] ultimate place of earth/land. Or those regions which have pasturages, as Aristotle also says in [book] 8 of Politics.[1]
[Note] that the [nouns] meaning collection and property are all oxytone: a)xurmia/ ['chaff'], futalia/ ['planted place'],[2] purkai+a/ ['funeral pyre'],[3] a)nqrakia/ ['charcoal-burning'],[4] e)sxatia/ ['farthest part']. Thus too trasia/ ['drying place']:[5] it is a place where there is a quantity of dried figs or cheese or whatever. And the word ai(masia/ ['dry-stone wall'][6] is also thus from contingency.[7] The [words] e)cesi/a ['embassy'], o(si/a ['divine worship'] are no contradiction in practice.