The corpus record

ἀλε-τών

aleton

une contraction de ἀλέατα, ct. Bechtel, Gr. D. 2,226, mais s

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What it meant

1. Ἄλητον · Alēton — Chantraine

Ἄλητον, pl. -τὰ « farine de froment » (Hp. ét dor. chez Sopar., Rhinth.) semble issu d'une contraction de ἀλέατα, ct. Bechtel, Gr. D. 2,226, mais s’insère dans les dérivés nominaux créés sur &An- cités plus loin. Dérivés : ἀλήσιον ᾿ πᾶν τὸ ἀληλεσμένον (Hech.), lac. ἀλεῆιον (Schwyzer 55) qui serait un mot de substrat, puisqu'il suppose +>o devant iota. ᾿ Rares noms d’action ou d'état : ἄλεσις et ἄλησις (Gp.), ἀλετές … — [Chantraine, s.v. Ἄλητον, p. 73]

2. ἀλε-τών · ale-tōn — LSJ

upper millstone

= ἀλέτης, ἀ. ὄνος upper millstone, Alex. 13; also ἀλετών alone, Dieuchid. 7.

3. ἄλητον · alēton — LSJ

meal

meal, Hp. Art. 36, Philotim. ap. Orib. 4.10.1; ἀ. κριθῆς Aret. CA 1.1: pl., Sophr. 39; ἀλήτων κἀλφίτων Rhinth. 3.

Where it came from

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