The Seba library treats Kleas in 5 passages, across 1 author (including Beekes, Robert).
KAtO� [n.] 'rumour, fame, renown, reputation' (ll.). <!IE *kleu-s- 'word, fame'
This passage provides the canonical etymological entry for Kleas, tracing it directly to PIE *kleu-s- and documenting its full derivational family including κλεινός, κλεηδών, and related denominative verbs.
, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, 2010thesis
KaA£W [v.] 'to call, call by name, name' (11.). <!IE *klh,- 'call'
This entry establishes the verbal root cognate to Kleas, demonstrating the shared Indo-European heritage of calling, naming, and renown within the same semantic and etymological network.
, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, 2010supporting
KAflpo<; [m.] 'lot, allotment, inheritance, piece of ground' (n.), '(Christian) clergy' (Just.).
The entry for kleros, while etymologically distinct, appears in immediate proximity to Kleas in the dictionary, sharing the kl- root cluster and illustrating the semantic range of allotment and designation as counterparts to fame and proclamation.
, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, 2010supporting
KAayyq [f.] '(shrill) sound, cry of an animal, etc.' (ll.). <!( EUR?, ONOM?
The entry for klangē, a term for shrill cry or sound, appears contextually adjacent and illustrates the broader phonosemantic field of voiced proclamation and resonance that surrounds the Kleas cluster.
, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, 2010aside
KAU!1VO'TijO'at [v.] . �o�am, KaAEam 'to cry aloud, call' (H.).
This entry for a verb meaning 'to cry aloud, call' sits adjacent to Kleas-related material and contributes to the lexical environment of vocal proclamation, though its Pre-Greek origin distances it from the Indo-European fame-cluster.
, Etymological Dictionary of Greek, 2010aside