διακεντ-έω · diakent-eō — LSJ
pierce through, make a puncture, to be adorned with openwork
pierce through, make a puncture, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 61:— Pass., to be adorned with openwork, Corn. ND 24.
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διακεντ-έω
diakenteo
pierce through, make a puncture
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