βρῡχ-ηθμός · brych-ēthmos — LSJ
roaring
roaring, of the sea or a river, Arist. Mir. 843a22, Opp. C. 4.171 (pl.); λέοντος Max.Tyr. 31.3 [25.3.b], cf. Aesop. 226.
2 gnashing, lamentation
(βρύχω) gnashing of teeth, lamentation, Men. Epit. 472.
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βρῡχ-ηθμός
bruchethmos · ὁ
roaring, gnashing, lamentation
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