fast-running
fast-running, Nonn. D. 29.365, Orph. H. 27.3, Aesop. 157.
II courier, cursor
Subst. -δρόμος, ὁ, courier, PMasp. 131.5, al. (vi A.D.); = cursor, Gloss. [Proparox. in Nonn. and Orph. ll.cc., parox. in Aesop. and Gloss. ll. cc.]
The corpus record
τᾰχῠ-δρόμος
tachudromos
fast-running
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What it meant — LSJ
Where it came from
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