Μᾰρῐαν-δῡνία · Marian-dynia — LSJ
wild, barbaric
district in Bithynia, Eup. 279:—Adj. Μᾰρῐαν-δῡνοί, οἱ, Hdt. 1.28, etc.: hence M. θρηνητήρ, of one who utters wild, barbaric laments, A. Pers. 938 (lyr.); Μ. κάλαμοι Com.Adesp. 415.
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Μᾰρῐαν-δῡνία
*mariandunia · ἡ
wild, barbaric
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