Re: Greek word wanted

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In article <6ngflj$997$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
   lolasaez@yahoo.com wrote:
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>
>Sorry if these are not the rite groups to ask, but
>what is/are the (classical) Greek word(s) for 'heavy'
>(of high absolute weight) , and for 'thick, dense'
>(of high relative weight)?
>
>Many thanks for any answers or directions.
>


possibly:


BARUS (heavy)
PUKAS (dense, thick)


for more, try: perseus.tufts.edu

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