For the unglossed headword see also kappa 2120: LSJ s.v. κόρυζα , κορυζάω I (literal meaning), II ("metaph., drivel").
[1] The nominative form of this present participle is attested is medical writers, including Galen. The accusative form occurs in (e.g.)Plato, Republic 343A and Lucian, Jupiter Tragoedus 15 (also Lucian, Dialogues of the Dead 19.2). The participle in the accusative is also glossed with the verbs given in Lexicon de Atticis Nominibus 100, and the scholia to Plato. Hesychius likewise glosses the participle in the nominative as μεμωραμένος .