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σειραῖος

seiraios

joined by a cord

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What it meant

σειραῖος · seiraios — LSJ

joined by a cord, band, attaching

joined by a cord or band, ἵππος σ.,= σειραφόρος, S. El. 722; δυσὶ γὰρ ἵπποις . . τρίτος παρείπετο σ. … ῥυτῆρσι συνεχόμενος D.H. 7.73; νῶτα σειραίον (sc. ἵππου) cj. for σειρίου in E. Fr. 779.8; σ. ἱμάς the attaching trace of the horse, Poll. 1.148; cf. ὑποσειραῖος.

2 of cord, twisted

of cord, twisted, βρόχοι E. HF 1009; μήρινθος Orph. A. 241.

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