{Her unripe figs} (	ous olunthous aut(8873)). An old word
(Latin _grossi_) for figs that grow in winter and fall off in the
spring without getting ripe ( So 2:11f. ), here only in N.T.
Jesus used the fig tree ( Mr 13:28 ) as a sign of the "end of the
world's long winter" (Swete). Cf.  Isa 34:4  Na 3:12 . {When she
is shaken of a great wind} (hupo anemou megalou seiomen(885c)).
Present passive participle of sei(935c), "being shaken by a great
wind." See  Mt 11:7  for the reed so shaken.