μενε-δήϊος · mene-dēios — LSJ
standing oneʼs ground against the enemy, staunch
standing oneʼs ground against the enemy, staunch, κραδίη Il. 12.247, 13.228:—Dor. μενε-δάϊος AP 7.208 (Anyt.).
The corpus record
μενεδήιος
menedeios
standing oneʼs ground against the enemy, staunch
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Where it lives
- Iliad 2 · 0.18/10k
What it meant
In the wild
- μενεδήϊος · menedēios Iliad 12.247
- μενεδήϊος · menedēios Iliad 13.228
Where it came from
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