[Meaning] a neighborhood.
*geioko/mon: to\ geitni/ama.
The headword occurs only here and, earlier, in
Hesychius (gamma268), but is differently understood by each lexicographer.
Hesychius evidently takes the headword to be the accusative case of a masculine noun
geioko/mos, meaning "one who cultivates land" (as it ought to, considering the paroxytone accentuation). The Suda's neuter singular gloss
geitni/ama belongs with a later entry,
geito/nhma, in
Hesychius. This looks like a slip on the Suda's part.
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