about a greek word ἑτεῆ?

Question

The word come from Democritus' saying: ετεη δε ατομα και κανον. English translation is: In reality atoms and void.

I want to know the root form of ἑτεῆ . Any suggestion will be appreciated. My confussion comes from the observation that Democritus uses two words to refer to truth or reality, one is ἑτεῆ , another is ἀλέθεια. It seems to me that the difference between these two terms are essential for us to understand his doctrine of truth.

Answer 1

um m8 i am a Greek i dont recognise this word.

Truth is ΛΗΘΗ - λήθη in Greek plus the α- which are

λήθη is that which can be forgotten and with α- is

ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ - αλήθεια which means something that CANNOT be forgotten.

Please sent me an email of the page u found it or write it carefully for me to understand ;)

Answer 2

individuals and rule
ετεη δε ατομα και κανον
eteh de atoea kai kanon

Answer 3

ετεός = αληθινός, γνήσιος (real, original). I guess it can be translated in reality (στην πραγματικότητα) there are onlly atoms and void.