τὶς, τὶ , gen. τεύ, τεό, dat. (οὔ) τινι, τεῴ, τώ, pl.
neut. ἄσσα: indef. pron. enclitic,
some (any) one, some
(any) thing; many a one,
(every) one, Od. 19.265, Il. 2.388, 355;
appended to adjectives, it makes them less precise, ὁπποἶ ἄσσα εἵματα, ‘about what
sort of clothing,’ Od.
19.218.—Adv., τὶ,
somewhat, in a degree, but adds force to a negation,
οὔ τι, not at all, by no
means;
οὐδέ τι, nothing
whatever, Od. 3.184.
Georg Autenrieth. A Homeric Dictionary for Schools and Colleges. New York. Harper and Brothers. 1891.
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