The headword is a neuter noun, nominative or accusative singular. It is perhaps extracted from the quotation given, but more probably from Homer, Iliad 5.315; cf. the scholia there.
For words related to this one see pi 3061 through pi 3063 and pi 3066 and pi 3067.
[1] = Synagoge pi768, Photius pi1484 Theodoridis; cf. Hesychius pi4246.
[2] Greek Anthology 6.271.2 (Phaedimus). Cf. lambda 350. On this epigram, Themistodike's dedication to Artemis in gratitude for the birth of her son, see Gow and Page (vol. I, 158) and (vol. II, 453-454). Precise dates are not possible--owing to the tradition of names recurring in alternate generations--but Themistodike here is evidently the wife of Leon in a prominent Athenian family of the deme Aexone (early C2 BCE); cf. Gow and Page (vol. II, 454).