Pal.gr.108 (1425) - Page 10

κοι These [words]. Koilon [hollow]: the place and [the term] for the gulfs containing the island. From which [come] koilia [cavity/belly], koilē [hollow], and koilainō [to hollow out]. Koinon [common]: that which is not of no one, but of at least two. Koinon [is] also that which is even more. And euparabio-ma [easy to live with]. Koinos [common/public]: one who debates in contests and [matters of] money. And by extension of cause, like a noise punishing vine-shoots. Koiopropylos stone. Koioleos: the smooth. Koiranos: the leader. And from this, kallōpizō [to beautify]. Koinōnos [partner]. And mōmos [blame]. Koitē: the bed. And taphō [to bury]. Koitōn: properly the house containing many beds; often [called] guest-quarters. And in usage, also the commonly called kellion [cell]. Koinō: I defile. As in, "he purified [it] there, do not thou defile it." And meizō [to enlarge?] and praünō [to soothe].

ιος The adjectives [ending] in ios [concerning the spelling] of the ei?. Which are primarily taken through i, for the most part, following the i itself. In position?, for example, hēlios [sun], kyrios [lord], hosios [holy], logios [learned], axios [worthy], pyrios [fiery]. For example, dēmōsios [public], khōrios? [regional], albios [blessed], akakios [guiltless]. And the names of the months, e.g., Mēlios, Aprilios [April], Maïos [May]. And those of others. But basileios [royal] and kerameios [of pottery], [are written] through the ei diphthong. [Words] taken from a place, e.g., olympios [Olympian], thalassios [of the sea], katakhthonios [subterranean], salaminios [Salaminian], aigyptios [Egyptian], samios [Samian], kyprios [Cypriot].
ιος eromios? and epra?. Whatever is compounded from engys [near] is written through the ei diphthong. E.g., digeios, antigeios, amphigeios, progeios [near the earth]. And engeios: he who is in the earth. Engyos [surety/pledge] for "the near" [is written with] i. Under the vocative falling from? the genitives?: hēlios [becomes] hēlie. And from the Hebrews in amnos pharisei. The [words] under? concerning? i.