1. grallae — Lewis & Short
grallae, ārum, f.contr. from an obsolete dim., gradula, from gradus; cf. rallum, from rado,
I stilts, Varr. ap. Non. 115, 21 sq.; cf. the foll. art.
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grallae
grallae · f
stilts
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What it meant
2. grallae — Walde–Hofmann
grallae, -árum f. ,Stelzen" (seit Varro, davon -ätor „Stelzenläufer“ seit Plaut): von gradior: Gdf. eher *gradh-là (Brugmann 1? 533, Niedermann BPhW. 1915, 1091 u. PhW. 1922, 295) als *gradhsid; (Leumann-Stolz® 159). — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. grallae, p. 648]
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