1. scomma — Lewis & Short
scomma, ătis, n., = skw=mma,
I a teasing, taunting expression; a taunt,jeer, scoff, cavil (late Lat. for convicium, maledictum), Macr. S. 7, 3.
The corpus record — Latin
scomma
scomma · n
a teasing
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What it meant
2. scömma — Walde–Hofmann
scömma, -tis n. „Stichelei“ (seit Rhet. min.): aus gr. uxbung ds. — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. scömma, p. 1403]
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