Pal.gr.108

cheek; fourth is a sequence [which] they has made; the one through the y of things me h?
and in contrast h the one through the ō metal-; the one through the e h l and in contrast h
the one through the ai diphth[ong]; the one through the i and in contrast h the one through the y; the one through
through the ei diphth[ong]; and the one through the y h l and in contrast h the one through
the oi diphth[ong]. These then are the pairings to which they are subject; while the
[word] kyklos [is spelled] with the [one] through y y psilon. It comes from the ky syll[able]
receiving the following subordination to this: kyei; kyein [to conceive].
kymainein [to billow] of the sea instead of kymatizesthai [to be tossed by waves]. kylio [to roll],
from which kylindros [cylinder]; kyklos [circle]; kykleuo, I encircle [kyklo], that is, I carry around; but kykloo,
I encircle [kyklo], that is, I encompass; kytos is everything spacious o.
ky

Kykleuo

Kybos

Kyllos

Kyllene

kyllopodion

Kypros

kyon

capacious. And it is also a cavity and a passage; kybos [cube]
is everything square and wide and [having] depth, equal times equal
times [equal]; since they say it is necessary, as he says, "with cubes" [dice], which are kinds?
of whatever those who use these [do] while passing time; kybistike or kybetike
is the one who uses these; kybeuo [to play dice]; kybeuo; Kyllene is a city
of Arcadia; from which Kyllenian Hermes [comes]; kyllos is the one who has been harmed
in a limb; from which kyllopodion [club-footed]. The kyllopodion is Hephae-
Cyprus is an island; from which Kypris is Aphrodite; Kypris also
and the. kyknos [swan] is a winged animal; kyamos [bean] is a kind of legume; kyon
the woman; and kymon the—; kyo [means] "I kiss"; as in Aristophanes: "Kiss
my hand; give me your right hand"; and proskynesis [veneration] among
them [comes] from "to kiss towards" [proskynesai]. kymbachos, falling upon the
head and bending at the shoulders; kymbalon [cymbal] is a certain percussion
instrument; Kythera is a city, and they allow it to be said they from the to hide [keuthein].