λάδδουσθη

Ancient Greek

Pronunciation

 

Verb

λάδδουσθη • (láddousthē)

  1. Boeotian form of λάζεσθαι (lázesthai): present mediopassive infinitive of λάζομαι (lázomai)
    • Inscriptiones Graecae VII.3054:
      [λογείσαν]το περὶ τῶ δανείω [— — — — τᾶς]
      [ἀποδόσιος Ϝ]αναξίωνι κὴ αὐτὸς [Ϝαναξίων]
      [σουνεχώρει]σε ὥστε λάδδουσθη [ἑκά]-
      [στω ἐνιαυ]τῶ ἔττε καν δώει δραχ[μὰς — — —],
      [καθὼς ἁ πό]λις περὶ οὕτων ἐψαφίττα[το — —]
      [logeísan]to perì tô daneíō [— — — — tâs]
      [apodósios W]anaxíōni kḕ autòs [Wanaxíōn]
      [sounekhṓrei]se hṓste láddousthē [heká]-
      [stō eniau]tô étte kan dṓei drakh[màs — — —],
      [kathṑs ha pó]lis perì hoútōn epsaphítta[to — —]
      (please add an English translation of this quotation)

References

  • Carl Darling Buck (1910) Introduction to the Study of the Greek Dialects; Grammar, Selected Inscriptions, Glossary[1] (quotation in Ancient Greek; overall work in English), Ginn and Company, page 311