ἀγκᾰλ-ισμα · ankal-isma — LSJ
that which is embraced, taken in the arms, darling
that which is embraced or taken in the arms, Luc. Am. 14: hence, darling, Lyc. 308.
II embrace
embrace, metaph., ἀ. κλυσιδρομάδος αὔρας Tim. Pers. 91.
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ἀγκᾰλ-ισμα
agkalisma · τό
that which is embraced
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