διᾰναγκ-άζω · dianank-azō — LSJ
drill, train, reduce, force open, to be dilated
drill, train, Pl. Lg. 836a (Pass.); reduce dislocation, Hp. Mochl. 38; δ. πόρους force open the pores, Id. Vict. 2.64:—Pass., to be dilated, Id. Fist. 4.
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διᾰναγκ-άζω
dianagkazo
drill, train
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- διηναγκασμένοι · diēnankasmenoi Plato, Laws 670
- διηναγκασμένη · diēnankasmenē Plato, Laws 836
- διηνάγκασται · diēnankastai Plato, Philebus 14
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