Derider, dullard, jester; also [sc. attested is the participle] μωκωμένης ["she being mocked"]; [meaning] she being derided.[1]
The accentuation of the headword,
μῶκος , ought to mean that it is the abstract noun "mockery", but the glossing terms show that it should have been -- as, in other lexica, it is --
μωκός (quoted, as Adler notes, from the Septuagint:
Ecclesiasticus 33.6).
[1] For this verb cf.
mu 1320,
mu 1321. The present entry's feminine genitive singular
μωκωμένης , similarly glossed in other lexica, is evidently quoted from somewhere.
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