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Headword:
*)epith/deios
Adler number: epsilon,2688
Translated headword: suitable, agreeable
Vetting Status: high
Translation: From the [noun] de/os, which means fear, [comes] a)/deos ["no fear"], with addition of iota a)/deios,[1] one who is deprived of fear; with lengthening of the alpha into eta, [and] with addition of tau, [and] with the e)pi/ prefix, [it becomes] e)pith/deios.
Greek Original:*)epith/deios: para\ to\ de/os, o(\ shmai/nei to\n fo/bon, a)/deos, pleonasmw=| tou= i a)/deios, o( e)sterhme/nos tou= fobei=sqai: e)kta/sei tou= a ei)s h kai\ pleonasmw=| tou= t, meta\ th=s e)pi\ proqe/sews e)pith/deios.
Notes:
Choeroboscus,
Epimerismi on the Psalms (ed. Gaisford) 113.12-17, s.v.
e)pith/deuma; this (Adler says) is the source of entries in
Etymologicum Gudianum s.v.
e)pithdh/s and
Etymologicum Magnum 366.30-32.
The adjective
e)pith/deios (Doric
e)pita/deios) is related to the adverb
e)pi/thdes (
epsilon 2680). See also
epsilon 2685,
epsilon 2686,
epsilon 2687,
epsilon 2689.
[1] There are s-stem adjectives
a)deh/s and
a)deih/s, but not the nouns cited here; cf.
alpha 451.
Keywords: definition; dialects, grammar, and etymology; religion
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 15 December 2007@00:27:03.
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