πανδήμιος
πανδήμιος, of all people, a public
παν-δήμιος, ον,
- of or belonging to all the people, ἦλθε δʼ ἐπὶ πτωχὸς π. public beggar, Od. 18.1; π. ἄγρη a draught of all kinds of fish, AP 9.383.2.
παν·δήμιος, ος, ον :
1 commun au peuple entier, public, Anth. 9, 383 ; Nonn. Jo. 10, 22 ||
2 qui va par tout le peuple : πτωχός, Od. 18, 1, qui mendie par tout le peuple, ou p.-ê. dans tous les pays.
Étym. π. δῆμος.
πανδήμιος, im ganzen Volke, öffentlich, ganz allgemein ; πτωχός, Od. 18.1, wie Maneth. 3.249 ; – ἦμαρ, ἑορτή, allgemeiner Festtag, Nonn.; ἄγρη, allgemeiner, reichlicher Fang, Menses Aegypt. (IX.383.2).
πανδήμιος
[παν-, πᾶς + δῆμος, in sense town. Cf. ἐπιδημεύω.]
Roving through all the town, vagabond : πτωχός Od. 18.1.
πανδήμιος : belonging to all the people (the town), public, common, Od. 18.1†.
πανδήμιος, ον,
= πάνδημος
- πτωχὸς πανδήμιος one who begs of all people, a public beggar, Od.; π. πόλις the city with all its people, Soph.