ὀπωρ-ικός · opōr-ikos — LSJ
of fruit
of fruit: in fem. -κή, ἡ, name of a remedy for dysentery, Plin. HN 24.129.
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= ὀπωρινός, Gp. 4.1.14.
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ὀπωρ-ικός
oporikos
of fruit
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