Also [sc. attested is] χαμαιπετής , one thrown to the ground.[1]
The rare (and unglossed) headword is not a participle, but an abstract noun expressing quality (ie. "thrown-to-the-ground-ness").
[1] This cognate adjective
χαμαιπετής , here in the masculine singular nominative, is simularly glossed in other lexica; evidently quoted from somewhere (perhaps
Plato,
Symposium 203D), and cf. under
upsilon 35.
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