Some Lexicographic Terminology in the Suda:

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(Not terribly well-organized at present!)
hoti it is said that
kai zêtei en tôi also look under the entry for
diphoreitai - spelled in two ways
phulattei - preserves (sc. omega in the oblique cases)
sustellei - shortens
ekteinei - lengthens

kat' antiphrasin - euphemistically

Peri onomatôn concerning nouns
ptôseis cases or inflections
enklisis declension, inflection or any derivative form
hê eutheia the nominative
genikêi in the genitive
dotikêi in the dative
aitiatikêi in the accusative
duïkôs in the dual form

chôris arthrou without an article
tôi tonôi hôs with the same accent as
Peri pneumatôn concerning breathings
daseôs [dasunetai, dasunomenon] with a rough breathing
psilôs [psiloutai, psiloumenon] with a smooth breathing

Peri genôn concerning genders
thêlukôs feminine
arsenikôs in the masculine
oudeteron neuter

henikôs or henikon singular
plêthuntikôs plural

peri rhêmatôn concerning verbs
peri suzugias concerning conjugation
paratatikos - imperfect
ho mellôn the future
aoristos aorist
ho parakeimenos the perfect
hupersuntelikos the pluperfect
ho pathêtikos the passive voice
ho mesotês middle voice

horistikê indicative
hupotaktikê subjunctive
authupotakton aorist subjunctive
euktikôs in the optative
prostaktikôs in the imperative
hê metochê the participle
aparemphata infinitives

to triton third person

Peri dialektôn, Dôridos, Iados, Aiolidos, Atthidos
Iakôs Ionic
Attikôs Attic

Peri sunkritikôn concerning comparatives (and note that Peri plus the genitive is often the title of a treatise, Concerning Something or Other)

epi + gen. anthrop - in the reign of
epi + gen. otherwise - in reference to
basileus (in Roman contexts) - emperor
hupatos - consul (and hupatikos consular)
anthupatos - proconsul

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