Κουρής

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Entry #193
Greek source: meineke
Meineke: 379.17 | Billerbeck: Κ193
OCR: gemini-constrained (gemini-3-flash-preview) on 2025-12-21
Word count: 22
AI prompt: v1
Sources: Ὅμηρος (Homer) I 529 [Iliad]
Entities: Κουρής (Kourēs) [person], Ἀκαρνᾶς (Acarnanian) [people], Κουρῆτες (Curetes) [people], Αἰτωλοί (Aetolians) [people], Κουρεύς (Koureus) [person], Κουρῆτις (Kourētis) [person], Κούρειος (Koureios) [person], Κουρεία (Koureia) [person], Κούρισσα (Kourissa) [person]
Etymologies: Place Transfer: Kourēs: the Acarnanian.; Unclear Metalinguistic: “The Kouretes also fought and the Aetolians” — Homer (I 529).; Morphological Composition: and Κουρεύς is a derivative (parágōgon).; Morphological Composition: and the feminine Κουρήτις.; Morphological Composition: and Κούρειος and Κουρεία.; Morphological Composition: and Κούρισσα (feminine).
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Κουρής, ὁ Ἀκαρνάν “Κουρῆτές τ´ ἐμάχοντο καὶ Αἰτωλοί” Ὅμηρος. καὶ Κουρεύς παράγωγον. καὶ θηλυκὸν Κουρῆτις. καὶ Κούρειος καὶ Κουρεία. καὶ Κούρισσα θηλυκῶς.

Kourēs: an Acarnanian. “And the Kourētēs and the Aitolians were fighting,” says Homer (Il. 1.529). Also Koureus, a derivative form; and the feminine Kourētis; also Koureios and Koureia; and Kourissa in the feminine.

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