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σιτόκουρος

From LSJ
Menander, fragment 761
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Full diacritics: σῑτόκουρος Medium diacritics: σιτόκουρος Low diacritics: σιτόκουρος Capitals: ΣΙΤΟΚΟΥΡΟΣ
Transliteration A: sitókouros Transliteration B: sitokouros Transliteration C: sitokouros Beta Code: sito/kouros

English (LSJ)

σιτόκουρον, (κείρω) consuming bread and doing nothing else, one who scrounges his bread, wastrel. Alex.177, Men.244, 420.

German (Pape)

[Seite 885] Getreide fressend, bes. ein unnützer Mensch, ein Brotfresser, fruges consumere natus, Menand. bei Ath. VI, 247 e.

Russian (Dvoretsky)

σῑτόκουρος:истребитель хлеба, т. е. дармоед, тунеядец Men.

Greek (Liddell-Scott)

σῑτόκουρος: -ον, (κείρω) ὁ καταναλίσκων σῖτον καὶ μηδὲν ἕτερον ποιῶν, «ὁ μάτην τρεφόμενος» Ἡσύχ., fruges consumere natus, Ἄλεξις ἐν «Παννυχίδι» 6, Μένανδρος ἐν «Θρασυλέοντι» 4, «Πωλουμένοις» 1.

Greek Monolingual

ὁ, Α
αυτός που μόνο τρώει και δεν εργάζεται, χαραμοψώμης, χαραμοφάης.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < σῖτος + -κουρος (< κουρά «κόψιμο, αποκοπή, κούρεμα»), πρβλ. βιόκουρος].

Translations

parasite

Afrikaans: parasiet; Arabic: طُفَيْلِيّ; Armenian: պորտաբույծ, ձրիակեր; Asturian: parásitu; Azerbaijani: müftəxor, müftə yiyən; Belarusian: паразі́т, дармаед; Bulgarian: паразит; Burmese: ကပ်ပါး; Catalan: paràsit; Chinese Mandarin: 寄生蟲/寄生虫, 食客; Czech: parazit, příživník; Danish: parasit; Dutch: parasiet, profiteur; Finnish: parasiitti; French: parasite, profiteur; Galician: parásito; German: Parasit; Greek: παράσιτο; Ancient Greek: παράσιτος; Hebrew: פָּרָזִיט; Hungarian: élősködő, parazita; Icelandic: sníkjudýr, afæta; Irish: péist, diúgaire, súmaire, sceartán, siolpaire, trumpa; Italian: parassita; Kurdish Central Kurdish: مشەخۆر; Latin: parasitus, parasita; Macedonian: паразит; Malay: bendalu; Maori: parakūkā, kaitahaumu; Norwegian: parasitt; Ottoman Turkish: طفیلی, اویونتی, اویونتو; Polish: pasożyt, darmozjad; Portuguese: parasita; Romanian: parazit, parazită; Russian: паразит, нахлебник, тунеядец, дармоед, приживал; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: гото̀ва̄н, гото̀ва̄нка, наметнӣк, пара̀зӣт; Roman: gotòvān, gotòvānka, námetnīk, paràzīt; Slovak: parazit, príživník; Slovene: parazit; Spanish: parásito; Swedish: parasit; Ukrainian: паразит, дармої́д

freeloader

Azerbaijani: müftəxor; Catalan: paràsit, gorrer; Chinese Mandarin: 不速之客, 食客; Dutch: klaploper; Finnish: siipeilijä, siivellä eläjä, vapaamatkustaja; French: resquilleur, resquilleuse; Georgian: მუქთამჭამელი; German: Schmarotzer, Trittbrettfahrer, Schnorrer; Greek: χαραμοφάης, παράσιτο, τζαμπατζής; Hungarian: potyaleső, potyázó; Irish: diúgaire, súmaire; Italian: scroccone, approfittatore, parassita; Japanese: 食客; Latin: parasitus, parasita; Macedonian: муфтеџија, муфтеџика, молзач, молзачка, гагаџија, гагаџика; Norwegian Bokmål: gratispassasjer; Polish: sęp, pasożyt; Portuguese: bicão; Russian: нахлебник, нахлебница, халявщик, халявщица, тунеядец, тунеядка; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: parazit; Spanish: gorrón, chupóptero, gallofero, garronero; Swedish: snyltare; Welsh: sbwnjwr