dance in, disport oneself, take pleasure in, sport in
dance in, ἐν Ἰνδίᾳ Plu. Alex. fort. 2.332b: generally, disport oneself, take pleasure in, παιδεύμασι, etc., Ph. 1.252, al.; of birds, sport in the air, c. acc., Vett.Val. 344.22 (s. v.l.).
The corpus record
ἐγχορεύω
egchoreuo
dance in, disport oneself, take pleasure in, sport in
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