μαντάρα

mantara

ONE SOURCE

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Compiled and edited by Kyriakos Gold, with meanings written by him. Each entry is attested by the published sources it names. The entries have not yet been reviewed by the editorial board.

IN STANDARD GREEKμανιτάρι / κάποιος μύκητας

IN ENGLISHmushroom, fungus (the collectors' glosses differ)

ORIGINNot established by the source

CHAIN OF EVIDENCE

PLACEHistorical Of, Parchari proverb collection
SOURCE 1A. Revithiadou and V. Spyropoulos (research group) (2009), Οφίτικη Ποντιακή: Έρευνα γλωσσικής καταγραφής με έμφαση στη διαχρονία και συγχρονία της διαλέκτου, p. 99, proverb noun table, Parchari 1886 open
COMPILED BYKyriakos Gold (2026), Pontic Lexicon. Compiled and edited, with meanings written by the compiler.
PRONUNCIATIONThe source gives no IPA. We do not fill it in from guesswork.
CHECKING NOTE2009 p. 99 gives μανιτάρι; original 1886 glossary reproduced at p. 78 defines a fungus, possibly crop blight. Exact biological referent not resolved.

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