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|etymtx=-ον<br />Grammatical information: adj. und subst. m.<br />Meaning: [[one who bewitches]], [[sorcerer]], [[slanderer]] (Att.).<br />Derivatives: | |etymtx=-ον<br />Grammatical information: adj. und subst. m.<br />Meaning: [[one who bewitches]], [[sorcerer]], [[slanderer]] (Att.).<br />Derivatives: [[βασκανία]], [[βασκάνιον]] [[bewitching]], [[witchcraft]]; [[βασκοσύνη]] <b class="b2">id.</b> (Poet. de herb., mag. Pap.), for <b class="b3">βασκ(αν)οσύνη</b>. Denom. [[βασκαίνω]] [[bewitch]] .<br />Origin: LW [a loanword which is (probably) not of Pre-Greek origin] Eur.?<br />Etymology: Connected with <b class="b3">βάσκειν λέγειν</b>, [[κακολογεῖν]] and further with [[βάζω]] (q. v.). But [[βάσκειν]] as [[κακολογεῖν]] may have been influenced by [[βάσκανος]]. DELG finds the meaning too general. Kretschmer Einleitung 248 n. 4, thinks of a Thraco-Illyr. representative of [[φημί]], [[φάσκω]], which is semantically as weak. - One also tries to connect Lat. [[fascinum]]; it cannot be a loan from Greek. The central meaning may have been [[bind]]. The word may be a European substratum word. Cf. [[βασκευταί]], [[βάσκιοι]]. | ||
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