1. ἄμβων · ambōn — Beekes
The corpus record
ἄμβων
ambon
rim or edge of a cup (especially one that curves inwards)
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What it meant
2. ἄμβων · ambōn — Frisk
3. ἄμβων · ambōn — Frisk
4. ἄμβων · ambōn — LSJ
crest of a hill, A. Fr. 103; ἐπʼ οὔρεος ἀμβώνεσσιν Call. Aet. 3.1.34 [Fr. 75.34 Pf.].
rim or edge of a cup (esp. of one that curves inwards), Eup. 52, Ephipp. 3.16, Critias 34D., Plu. Lyc. 9.
(from similarity of shape), rim of joint-socket, Gal. UP 1.15, al., cf. 18(1).340.
= γυναικεῖον αἰδοῖον, Eust. 1539.33 (so perh. in Eup. l.c.).
in Cos, steps, rungs of ladder, Apollon.Cit. 1.7.
pulpit, title of poem by Paul.Sil., cf. JHS 28.195 (Aspendus).
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