phalanga

phalanga (palanga), ae, f. (φαλάγγη, φάλαγξ), die Stange, a) um eine Last zu tragen, der Tragebaum, Vitr. 10, 3, 7. Plin. 7, 200 u. 12, 17. – b) um Schiffe und Maschinen fortzuschieben, die Walze, Rolle, pal., Varro de vit. P. R. 3. fr. 4 (bei Non. 163, 28): phal., Caes. b. c. 2, 10, 7.

1 phalanga v. fallinga

2 phalanga [CL] 1 staff for carrying burdens or as weapon, ‘cowl-staff’. falanga ‥ fustis cui quid deligatur GlH F 88; flanga ‥ fustis cui quid deligatur Ib. F 453; cowle tre or soe tre, ffalanga PP; ~a, A. coueltre WW; hec falanga, A. satre WW; hec falanga, A. a try WW. 2 spear. a1462 falanga, dormienti parcit David uncto regi MS BL Harley 7353 panel 7; a spere, hasta ‥ falanga, lancea CathA. 3 vine-pole. fert ‥ vitis uvas et pampinos, palmites, et antes, et ~as [gl.: furchez] Garl. Dict. 136; falangas, mossyne; ~a, manipulus, G. mossyne (Garl. Mor. Scol. gl.) Teaching Latin I 149; ~a, G. tinel Ib. II 54; falanga, tynel Ib. II 55.

3 phalanga v. phalanx

phalanga , ae. f.
滾木條。木槍。

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Phalanga

(φάλαγξ). See phalangarii.