δίθυρος
dithyros
with two doors
Appears 21 times across Aristotle's works.
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Dictionary (LSJ)
δίθυρος [ῐ], ον, A. with two doors or entrances, νεώς, ἄντρον, Num. 20, Antr. 3; bivalve, of shell-fish, HA 528a12; of the mouth, ND 30, etc.; of two leaves, δ. γραμματείδιον a diptych, 327, cf. Or. 51.11, Ep. 1021.1; of seeds, which split in germinating, Juv. 468b19, HP 8.2.2; δίθυρον, τό, door with two leaves, Annales du Service 19.63,64 (ii B. C.), BGU 1028.9 (ii A. D.). II. τὰ δ. seat of honour, = Lat. tribunal, 27.1.6.
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