κακκάβη
κακκάβη, three-legged pot
κακκάβη2, partridge
κακκάβη [ᾰ] (A), ἡ,
- three-legged pot (= χύτρα, Ath. 4.169c), Ar. Fr. 215, Antiph. 217.3, Dorio ap. Ath. 8.338a: κάκκᾰβος, ὁ, Nicoch. 14, Antiph. 182.4, 249: κάκαβος, ἡ, Alex.Trall. 3.7: κακάβη, ἡ, Gal. 14.309.
κακκάβη [ᾰ] (B),
- partridge, so called from its cry, Ath. 9.390a.
κακκάβη, ης (ἡ) [ᾰβ]
1 perdrix, Ath. 389f ||
2 marmite à trois pieds, Ar. fr. 26 ; Dorion (Ath. 338a, etc.).
Étym. p. le sens 1 : emprunt anatolien ; p. le sens 2 : p.-ê. pré-grec, cf. l’emprunt lat. cacabus.
κακκάβη ¹, ἡ, ein dreibeiniger Tiegel, cacabus, Ar. bei Ath. IV.169c, vgl. VIII.338a.
κακκάβη ², ἡ, das Rebhuhn, πέρδιξ, nach seiner Stimme genannt, Ath. IX.389f, Hesych.