λῖς

1. λῖς or λίς ὁ [Heb. laīš] lion Il. 11.239, al. Hes. Sc. 172 VT (Aq.) Job 4.11 Theocr. 13.6, al. Opp.¹ 3.43, al. etc.

● acc. λῖν pl. λῖες λί̆ες, dat. λί̆εσσι.

2. λῖς , (ὁ) smooth tissue, sheet, cover Il. 8.441 (for a cart) Od. 1.130, 10.353 (for a bench) | ἑανῷ λιτί with a soft cover Il. 18.352 (for a corpse), 23.254 (for the bones of the dead)

● only dat. λιτί and acc. λῖτα, prob. masc. (cited as neut. pl. in Ath. 2.48c).

2. λῖς, (ὁ), alleen dat. sing. λιτί en acc. sing. λῖτα, kleed, hoes, laken.

λῖς, ὁ, oder nach Aristarch. λίς, vgl. Wolf Anal. 4, p. 508, ep. = λέων, der Löwe ; Hom. Il. 17.109, 18.318, acc. λῖν, 11.480, wie Hes. Sc. 172 ; Theocr. 13.61 u. a. sp.D., die auch den plur. λῖες od. λίες nach Choerobosc. in B.A. 1194 u. λίεσσι haben ; Callim. fr. 468 bei Schol. Il. 11.480 ; λεῖς steht, Gell. N.A. 13.7 ; vgl. Lobeck paralipp. 85.