λεχώ,όος, contr.
οῦς, Cyrenaic gen.
A.
λεχός
Berl.Sitzb. 1927.166
, dat.λεχοῖib. 158 , IG 5(1).713 , al. (Sparta), λεκχοῖ
Schwyzer 323
D 13 (Delph.,v/iv B.C.):ἡ: (λέχος):—woman in childbedorone who has just given birth, E. El. 652 , 654 , 1108 , A Ec. 530 , Sor. 1.77 , etc.; of an animal, Opp. C. 3.208 : pl. λεχοί
Orph. H. 2.10
; acc. pl.λεχούςSch. A.R. 2.1010 (cod. Par.).