χυμός

English (LSJ)

ὁ, (χέω) used much

   A like χυλός, though sts. distd. fr. it (v. χυλός).    I juice of plants, Hp.Epid.6.6.3 (cf. Gal.17 (2).327), Pl.Ti.60a, 60b(pl.), Arist.HA554a13(pl.), 596b17, Thphr. HP9.1.1, al.    2 animal juices, 'humours', Hp.VM18, Arist.HA 556b22, PA676a16; juice in a wider sense covering 1.1 and 2, Id.Mete. 380b2 (pl.), 32: freq. in later writers, Gal.15.62, 16.497, Porph.Abst. 2.45, etc.; ἡμίπεπτοι χ. Gal.6.258; πέψαι τοὺς χ. ib.253.    3 χυμός· σίελος, Hsch. (αἱ τῶν χυμῶν κενώσεις include πτύσματα in Gal.16.644).    II flavour, ἅμα τῇ γεύσει ὁ χ. Arist.Ph.245a9, cf. Mete. 356a13 (pl.), de An.414b11: but not of the action of causing taste, ἡ τοῦ χ. [ἐνέργεια] ἀνώνυμος ib.426a15; ἰχθῦν... ἔχοντα τοὺς χ. ἐν αὑτῷ Arched.2.9; opp. ὀσμαί, χρόαι, Plu.2.646b (and so interchangeable with χυλός 11 (q.v.), Diocl.Fr.138): several varieties distd. by Thphr. CP6.4.1, cf. Plu.2.913b.

German (Pape)

[Seite 1385] ὁ, Saft, Flüssigkeit; Soph. frg. 162; Archedic. bei Ath. VII, 292 f (V. 9); Plat. Tim. 59 e; bes. der Geschmack, sowohl der Sinn des Geschmackes, als die Eigenschaft eines das Organ des Geschmackes durch seinen Saft afficirenden feuchten Körpers; so Arist. de anim. 3, 2 de sens. 1 u. öfter; die Griechen nahmen 9 Arten des Geschmackes an, ἁλμυρός, πικρός, όξύς, od. ὀξίνης, οἰνώδης, λιπαρός, στρυφνός, αὐστηρός, γλυκύς, δριμύς, Theophr. Hist. plant. 6, 4, Plut. qu. nat. 5.