Kele
From Simon Online
Kele grece hernia keletes herniosus si dicis kili et kilitis dicis ut grecus.
Apparatus:
Kele BC ef | Kelle A
Keletes (keletis f) treated as new entry ef | keletos AC | om. B
herniosus AC | herniosus ef | kerniosus B
dicis ut grecus (grecus A; grecus B) ABC e | dc~ g. f
Translation:
Kelle is Greek for hernia, keletes is in Latin herniosus {"one who is ruptured"}, and if you pronounce it kili and kilitis you say it like a Greek speaker.
Commentary:
Greek κήλη /kḗlē/ means "tumour, esp. rupture, hernia". κηλήτης /kēlḗtēs/ κηλήτης "one who is ruptured". Simon transcribes the itacist pronunciation /kíli/ and /kilítis/.
Wilf Gunther 09/12/13