Gathering ears of grain.
For a stalk is the ear of the grain. Also [sc. attested is] 'they bind stalks', they make a profit.[1]
The headword, evidently quoted from somewhere (probably the Septuagint: Ecclesiasticus 33.16), is the masculine nominative singular middle active participle of the verb
καλαμάω . See also
kappa 194,
kappa 197.
[2] This third person plural, present indicative middle, of the same verb (again
kappa 200) is doubtless quoted from, again, the Septuagint: see Isaiah 3.12, where its figurative use could bear this gloss.
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