διάκομμα · diakomma — LSJ
cut, gash
cut, gash, Hp. Prorrh. 2.15, Gal. 12.816.
II breach
breach in an embankment, PPetr. 3p.80, al.
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διάκομμα
diakomma · τό
cut, gash, breach
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