σκοτ-ώδης · skot-ōdēs — LSJ
dark
dark, Pl. Phd. 81b, R. 518c.
2 obscure
obscure, Id. Cra. 412b (Comp.).
II dizzy, vertigo
dizzy, Hp. Prorrh. 1.71; τὰ -ώδεα περὶ τὰς ὄψιας Id. Epid. 1.12; νόσος σ. vertigo, Nic.Dam. Fr. 130.23J.
The corpus record
σκοτ-ώδης
skotodes
dark, obscure, dizzy
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Where it lives
What it meant
In the wild
- σκοτωδέστερον · skotōdesteron Plato, Cratylus 412 (DIORISIS sentence 742)
- σκοτωδέστερα · skotōdestera Plato, Laws 952
- σκοτῶδες · skotōdes Plato, Phaedo 81 (DIORISIS sentence 561)
- σκοτωδέστερον · skotōdesteron Plato, Republic 5.478 (DIORISIS sentence 3532)
- σκοτωδέστερα · skotōdestera Plato, Republic 5.479 (DIORISIS sentence 3559)
- σκοτώδους · skotōdous Plato, Republic 7.518 (DIORISIS sentence 4220)
Where it came from
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