crooked, bent, bandy
crooked, bent, esp. of bandy legs (cf. sq. [ῥαιβοσκελής]), τὸ ῥαιβόν Arist. SE 182a2; cf. βλαισός, ῥοικός; also ῥ. γυῖα Nic. Th. 799; πάγουροι ib. 788; νηρῖται, δράκων, Lyc. 238,917; μηρός Gal. UP 3.9.
The corpus record
ῥαιβ-ός
raibos
crooked, bent
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