These are the words used by Jesus to describe Daniel's prophecy, along with transliterations of the Greek source and their definitions as found in Strong's Concordance:

Bdelugma: a detestation [Webster: extreme hatred or dislike; an object of hatred or contempt] i.e. (spec.) idolatry: -- abomination [extreme disgust and hatred].

Eremosis: despoliation [the act of plundering]: -- desolation [devastation, ruin or even grief].

The following are the passages to which Jesus might be refering because they have similiar ideas:

Pesha: a revolt (national, moral or religious): -- rebellion, sin, transgression, trespass.

Shiqquwts: disgusting, ie. filthy; espec. idolatrous or an idol: -- abominable filth, detestable (thing).

Shamen: to stun, ie. devastate or stupefy: -- make amazed, be astonied, astonish (-ment), (be, bring into, unto, lay, lie, make) desolate (-ion), be destitute, destroy (self), (lay, lie, make) waste, wonder.

Conclusion: "eremosis" is a tranlation of "shamen", but "bdelugma" must be a translation of "shiqquwts" because "pesha" does not express the same level of disgust as do these other words.