Drimis

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Drimis grece acer.


Apparatus:

Entry om. f

In B Drimis is not given beginning of the line headword status, but it is part of the column beginning with Drimifagia.


Translation:

Drimis is Greek for Latin acer {"sharp"}.


Commentary:

Greek δριμύς /drimýs/ means "piercing, sharp, keen; (eyes or taste) pungent, acrid" (LSJ). Simon's transcription portrays a late Greek pronunciation, where classical Greek υ {like French 'u', German 'ü'} is pronounced ι, {/y/ > /i/}, /drimís/.


See also: Drimia


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