Key Term: Eidos
The Greek word eidos (εἶδος) is a singular neuter noun; its plural form is eide (εἴδη).
The word literally means "looks" although it will be translated with a variety of different words in Klein's book: kind, form, species, idea, figure.
You can read the LSJ Greek-English dictionary entry online for eidos.
Barry has shared some helpful notes about eidos and its meaning(s) here!
Please add any questions and/or comments about this word and related words below.
The word literally means "looks" although it will be translated with a variety of different words in Klein's book: kind, form, species, idea, figure.
You can read the LSJ Greek-English dictionary entry online for eidos.
Barry has shared some helpful notes about eidos and its meaning(s) here!
Please add any questions and/or comments about this word and related words below.
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