δοῦμος

Spanish (DGE)

-ου, ὁ colegio, cofradía, asociación cultual de diversos dioses, a veces sólo femenina, Hippon.41.2, de Cibele AP 7.222 (Phld.) (cód.), ref. tb. al lugar de reunión de dichas asociaciones, Hsch., frec. en Lidia: de Cibele TAM 5.179 (Saitas II d.C.), ἱερὸς δ. de un Zeus local y de Men TAM 5.536.2 (Meonia I d.C.), de Ártemis Anaitis TAM 5.449.2, cf. 9 (Lidia III d.C.), ὁ δ. ὁ ἱερὸς καὶ ἡ φράτρα TAM 5.470a.8 (Lidia I d.C.), en Pisidia Bull.Epigr.1969.575, en Sérdica ἱερὸς δ. femenino, de Cibele y Atis IGBulg.4.1925.20 (Serdica II d.C.?), cf. ITomis 160, en Tesalónica, quizá de tipo profesional δ. Ἀφροδείτης Ἐπιτευξιδίας SEG 42.625 (Tesalónica I d.C.), cf. IG 10(2).1.860 (Tesalónica II/III d.C.) en SEG 42.625.
• Etimología: Es dud. su rel. c. lid. dum-, palabra de sent. discutido; quizá de origen frig.

Frisk Etymological English

Grammatical information: m.
Meaning: an Anatolian religious society, connected with the Magna Mater (inscr., AP).
Origin: XX [etym. unknown]
Etymology: Phrygian word; has been connected with Gr. θωμός heap, Germ. e. g. Goth. doms judgement without further confirmation. Cf. Wikander Feuerpriester in Kleinasien und Iran (Lund 1946) 1ff. Masson found the word in Hipponax (ed. 123). Cf. bibliogr. Bull. Ep. 1992 no 202. Neumann, Florilegium Linguisticum, 345-353 shows that the word first indicates the building of the meetings; as it may have ου from o before nasal, the word could be identical with δόμος (it is uncertain whether Δύμας or Myc. duma has anything to do with it).

Frisk Etymology German

δοῦμος: {doũmos}
Grammar: m.
Meaning: Ben. eines kleinasiatischen Kultvereins, speziell im Kreise von Magna Mater-Kybele-Attis (Inschr., AP).
Etymology : Phrygisches Wort, mit gr. θωμός Haufe, Schober, germ. z. B. got. doms Urteil, Sinn formal identisch. WP. 1, 828 mit Lit.; außerdem Wikander Feuerpriester in Kleinasien und Iran (Lund 1946) 1ff.
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