[1] = Synagoge phi234, Photius phi349 Theodoridis, Etymologicum Gudianum 559.51, Etymologicum Magnum 802.55; identified as an Attic usage by Moeris phi32.
[2] From the scholia to Aristophanes, Acharnians 526, where the related participle pefusiggwme/noi ('blistered') occurs. See pi 1434, where this material recurs, and cf. Erotianus 122.9; contrast Hesychius phi1048 (Latte adduces Diocles of Carystus fr. 196 van der Eijk) where it is defined as a type of garlic, and Hesychius pi2138 and Photius, where it is the innermost part of garlic. See also Theophrastus, Enquiry into Plants 7.4.12. The form fusi/ggh is attested only in scholia to Aristophanes and the derivative Suda entries.