κᾰρῠ-ηδόν · kary-ēdon — LSJ
like a κάρυον, like a broken nut, comminuted fracture
like a κάρυον: κ. κάταγμα fracture like a broken nut, i.e. comminuted fracture, Sor. Fract. 10, Gal. 14.792, Paul.Aeg. 6.89.
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κᾰρῠ-ηδόν
karuedon
like a κάρυον
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