τρίγληνος
τρίγληνος, with three pupils
τρίγληνος, ον,
- in Hom. as epith. of ear-rings, ἕρματα τρίγληνα Il. 14.183, Od. 18.298: ancient critics (cf. Sch. ad loc.) expld. it (1) from γλήνεα (Il. 24.192), = ἀξιοθέατα, or (2) = τρίκοκκα, i. e. with three berry-shaped ornaments, or (3) = ἐκ τριῶν ζῳδίων συγκείμενα, or (4) = τριόφθαλμα, like Att. τριοττίδες; and in other ways. It is prob. formed from γλήνη as τρίκλινος fr. κλίνη, etc., but the sense remains uncertain.
- II three-eyed, of Hecate, Ath. 7.325a.
τρί·γληνος, ος, ον, à trois prunelles, c. à d. à trois yeux (Hékatè) Ath. 325a ; ἕρματα τρίγληνα, Il. 14, 183 ; Od. 18, 298, pendants d’oreilles figurant trois prunelles, c. à d. garnis de trois perles.
Étym. τρ. γλήνη.
τρίγληνος, mit drei Augen, von der Hekate, Ath. VII.325a. Bei Hom. von Ohrgehängen, ἕρματα τρίγληνα, Il. 14.183, Od. 18.298, mit drei Bildchen, Zierraten, s. Scholl. Aristonic. Il. 14.183 Lehrs Aristarch ed. 2 p. 152.
τρίγληνος
[τρι-, τρεῖς + γλήνη.]
Having three beads or drops : ἔρματα Il. 14.183 : = Od. 18.298.
τρίγληνος (γλήνη): with three eyeballs, of ear - rings with three drops or pearls, Il. 14.183 and Od. 18.297. (See cut, from an ancient Greek coin.)
τρίγληνος
τρί-γληνος, ον,
γλήνη
- with three pupils: then, of earrings, with three bright drops, Hom.