Word | ϝΡΕΚΥΝ |
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Transliteration | wrekun |
Meaning | phrygian tribe name, ethnonym |
Comments |
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This gloss is connected by most scholars with other glosses in Hesychius where the words βερεκύνται, βερεκύνδαι are explained as a name of one of the Phrygian tribes (cf., e.g., βερεκύνται Φρυγών τι γένος, και πρότερον βερεκυντία η Φρυγία; for a discussion of these glosses cf. Gusmani 1958: 857ff. and Neroznak 1978: 142ff.)
Lubotsky (1988: 13–14, 16) and Woudhuizen (1993: 6) interpret the word wrekun in the Areyastis inscription at Midas City to read either (Lubotsky) “of the Phrygians” or (Woudhuizen) “the Phrygian”. |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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ΚΥΡJΑΝΕJΟΝ ‘commander, ruler, ethnonym’, ΑΤΑΝΙJΕΝ ‘personal name, athenian, from ataniya (adana)’ |