1. βρίζα · briza — Chantraine
βρίζα : «seigle », en Thrace et Macédoine (Gal. 6,514). Le seigle n'est pas une céréale grecque, le mot est thrace ou macédonien. Hypothèses chez Detschew, TArak. Sprachreste 87. — [Chantraine, s.v. βρίζα, p. 210]
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βρίζα
briza
«seigle », en Thrace et Macédoine (Gal
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What it meant
2. βρίζα · briza — LSJ
rye, Secale cereale
rye, Secale cereale, in Thrace and Macedonia, Gal. 6.514. (Probably a Thracian word, cognate with Lith. rugiai ‘rye’, Engl. rye, etc.)
II
Aeol. for ῥίζα, A.D. Adv. 157.20, Greg.Cor. p.576 S.
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