See s.v. kln and cf. Greek κυκλάς ( Lehnw 287). For Sam. see DJPA. In fact, though, the correct form is highly dubious; in the JLA tradition it is firmly established as kln with initial k_ preposition, and supposed Greek origins are quite dubious. Later targumim (as well as the vocalizations in JLAtg) appear to have misunderstood the initial k_ preposition in Onkelos as part of the noun, hence the double initial kaph. However, one could argue that in the Onkelos form an initial triple kaph has been simplified. Page refs. in other dictionaries: DJPA: 257b; Jastrow: 638; Levy Ch-W: 1:362; Tal Sam: 380;