*suneyh/sqh: suneleptu/nqh.
The headword is the aorist indicative passive, third person singular, of the compound verb
sumya/w,
I rake/sweep together; see generally LSJ s.v. (also
sigma 1414 and
sigma 1415). It is first attested in, and (as Adler notes) quoted here from, a figurative passage in
Jeremiah 31.33
LXX:
suneyh/sqh xarmosu/nh kai\ eu)frosu/nh e)k th=s *mwabi/tidos (
joyfulness, and merriment, was jointly swept away out of the land of Moab. The Kingdom of Moab (capital Dibon; Barrington Atlas map 71 grid B3; present-day Dhiban, Jordan), occupied much of the southern and eastern shore of the Dead Sea; cf.
mu 1313.
[1] The gloss is the same form as the headword, but compounded from the verb
leptu/nw (aorist passive
e)leptu/nqhn),
I attenuate, make thin, meager, reduce; see generally LSJ s.v. The headword is identically glossed in
Hesychius (sigma2579), the
Synagoge (sigma353), and
Photius'
Lexicon (sigma778 Theodoridis).
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