καπνίας
καπνίας, smoky
καπν-ίας, ου, ὁ, (καπνός)
- smoky, nickname of the Comic poet Ecphantides, Sch. Ar. V. 151.
- II as Subst.,
- 1 κ. οἶνος, ὁ, expl. by Hsch., Phot. as wine that had a smoky taste from having been long hung up in smoke, Pherecr. 130.6, Anaxandr. 41.71 (anap.), Pl.Com. 244: perh. rather to be expld. as made from the vine κάπνειος.
- 2 κ. (sc. λίθος), ὁ, a kind of jasper, Dsc. 5.142, Plin. HN 37.118.
καπνίας, ου, adj. m.
1 fumeux, obscur, ép. du poète Ekphantis, à cause de l’obscurité de ses vers, Ar. Vesp. 151 ||
2 καπνίας οἶνος, vin fait avec le raisin κάπνεος ou κάπνιος, Com. (Ath. 31f, 131b, 269d) (cf. lat. vinum fumosum et fumarium) ||
3 καπνίας λίθος, Plin. H.N. 37, 9, sorte de jaspe de couleur fuligineuse.
Étym. καπνός.
καπνίας, ὁ, rauchig, voll Rauch, Sp. auch von der Farbe ; – ὁ καπνίας οἶνος, nach Schol. Ar. Vesp. 151 ὁ ὑπεκλυόμενος, od. nach Cratin. alter, edler Wein, der in den Rauch gehängt u. darin alt werden mußte, vinum fumosum der Römer. S. Ath. I.31f, comic., IV.131f, VI.269d. Vgl. κάπνιος.