stoich.
English
editExamples from the PHI Epigraphy Project |
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Count the number of letters (ignoring supplied spaces and punctuation) in each of the lines of these inscriptions: |
Etymology
editAbbreviation of Ancient Greek στοῖχος, στοῖχοι (stoîkhos, stoîkhoi, “file[s], column[s]”).
Pronunciation
editNoun
editstoich. (plural stoich.)
- (in epigraphical publications, of a stoichedon inscription) Denotes that the inscription it annotates contains the specified number of letters per row.
Translations
editepigraphy, of a stoichedon: ⸻ letters per row
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German
editEtymology
editAbbreviation of Ancient Greek στοῖχος, στοῖχοι (stoîkhos, stoîkhoi, “file[s], column[s]”).
Pronunciation
editNoun
editstoich. m (strong, genitive stoich., plural stoich.)
- (in epigraphical publications, of a stoichedon inscription) stoich.
- For quotations using this term, see Citations:stoich..
Declension
editDeclension of stoich. [masculine, strong]
Related terms
edit- Stoichedonordnung f
- Stoichoi m pl (see Citations:Stoichoi)
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