διᾰνεμόομαι · dianemoomai — LSJ
flutter in the wind, to be blown away by the wind
flutter in the wind, Luc. Im. 7, AP 9.777 (Phil.); to be blown away by the wind, Eun. Hist. p.269D.
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διᾰνεμόομαι
dianemoomai
flutter in the wind
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