The corpus record

οἷο

oio

. olor : 334, 598. omen : 786. omnis : 794

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What it meant

1. οἷο · hoio — Chantraine

οἷο, -ere 777". olor : 334, 598. omen : 786. omnis : 794", onco : 77", op : 846. opalus : 807. operio : 95. opimus : 899. opocarpathon : 500. opopanaz : 810. oppidum : 867*. ops : 791", 800", ops- : 846. opsonare : 846*. opsonaior : 846*. opsonium : 846*. opus : 791*, 800", 1238", ora : 1297*. orbus : 829". orca : 829, 1161. ordior : 817. orichalcum : 826". origo : 820*. orior : 820, 820", 824". ornus : 806*.. oro : … — [Chantraine, s.v. οἷο, p. 1353]

2. οἷο · hoio — LSJ

his, her

his, her (q. v.) : οἷόπερ, Ep. for οὗπερ, A.R. 1.1325.

3. οἴω · oiō — LSJ

4. ὀΐω · oiō — LSJ

hear

hear, Epigr.Gr. 989.8 (Balbilla).

Where it came from

No etymology authority pointer is recorded for this lemma yet — an honest gap, not an omission. The etymological dictionaries (Beekes, Chantraine, Frisk) are matched incrementally.

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