ἔτυμος
true, real, actual; in the neuter, the true sense of a word
- SOUND
- The poetic form expands ἔτυμος as ἐτήτυμος; LSJ labels the relationship reduplication without requiring a separate deeper lexical parent.
- MEANING
- The meaning remains true while the poetic form gains expressive or metrical shape.
- CHRONOLOGY
- The relationship is attested in the ancient poetic record and explicitly classified by LSJ.
- SCHOLAR
- Liddell · Scott · Jones
- CONFIDENCE
- established
Documents the shorter true-word beside the reduplicated form.
ORIGINAL ↗Directly classifies ἐτήτυμος as a poetic reduplicated form beside ἔτυμος.
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