Kreas
From Simon Online
Kreas caro creata carnes sarcos etiam vocatur ut in .s.
Apparatus:
caro A j | caro κρεασ k | graece caro κρεασ n
creata A j | kreata kn
sarcos A | kerata sarchos k | graece sarcos j | κερατα sarchos n
etiam A jn | eciam k
ut in .s. A | ut infra in sar kn | ut .s. j
Translation:
Kreas is Greek for Latin caro {"flesh; meat"}, creata is different kinds of meat and Greek sarcos is another word for the same, as shown in the entry below Sarchion.
Commentary:
Greek κρέας, /kréas/ means "flesh, meat; carcass" (LSJ), its late Greek pl. is κρέατα /kréata/ "meats". Simon furthermore has Greek sarc(h)os, i.e. σαρκός /sarkós/, the gentive of σάρξ /sárx/, which also means "flesh".