ὑλακτ-ητής · hylakt-ētēs — LSJ
a barker
a barker, θεῖον ὑ. δήμου κύνα, of Heraclitus, AP 7.479 (Theodorid.).
The corpus record
ὑλακτ-ητής
ulaktetes · ὁ
a barker
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What it meant
Where it came from
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