παρδᾰλ-έη · pardal-eē — LSJ
leopard-skin
leopard-skin, Il. 3.17, 10.29, Hdt. 7.69 : prov., παρδαλέην ἐνεῖσθαι, of a shifty person, Eust. 374.44 ; Dor. παρδᾰλέα Pi. P. 4.81 ; Att. contr. παρδᾰλῆ Ar. Au. 1250, Anaxandr. 65, Corn. ND 27.
The corpus record
παρδαλέη
pardalee · ἡ
leopard-skin
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What it meant
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- παρδαλᾶς · pardalas Aristophanes, Birds 1 (DIORISIS sentence 933)
- παρδαλέας · pardaleas Herodotus, Histories 7.69.1 (DIORISIS sentence 7498)
- παρδαλέῃ · pardaleēi Iliad 10.29
- παρδαλέην · pardaleēn Iliad 3.17
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