λεόντ-ειος · leont-eios — LSJ
of a lion
of a lion, τῆς λ. <δορᾶς> A. Fr. 109; δέρμα Theoc. 24.136; στέαρ Gal. 13.631, al.
2 lion-like
lion-like, δύναμις Epich. [301]; βία AP 9.221 (Marc. Arg.).
3
ἡ λεόντειος πόα, = ὀροβάγχη, Gp. 2.42.3.
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λεόντ-ειος
leonteios
of a lion, lion-like
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