1. ĭbiscum — Lewis & Short
ĭbiscum, i, n., v. hibiscum.
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ĭbiscum
ĭbiscum · n
v. hibiscum
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What it meant
2. ibiscum — Walde–Hofmann
ibiscum (vulgär eb-, besser bezeugt hib-), -i n. und (spätl.) -us, -t f. Eibisch, wilde Malve^ (seit Verg., rom. ibiscus malva bzw. m. 4.; daraus entl. ahd. ibisca usw., Schrader RL. I? 225): gr. {Bioxog m. ds., das aber wegen seines spüten Auftretens aus dem Lat. stammen wird. Da das Suff-Konglutinat -isco- auch keltisch ist, kann das Wort nach Zwicker 38 als Gallizismus der Poebene von Verg. in die Literatur … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. ibiscum, p. 702]
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