A complex entry. The headword is ostensibly the feminine accusative singular of ἐλατήρ (epsilon 750, epsilon 751), quoted from somewhere most likely to be Pindar fr.89a Snell-Maehler (qoa=n i(/ppwn e)la/teiran, a phrase apparently referring to Artemis). On the other hand:
(a) This same accusative singular also occurs, in a figurative sense (e.g. driving away falsehood), in Christian writers such as John of Damascus and Dionysius the Areopagite.
(b) Lexica Segueriana 215.21 has (in this alphabetical position) the ungrammatical entry ἐλατῆρα: ἀπελατικήν .