ἔκπτωμα · ekptōma — LSJ
dislocation
dislocation, Hp. Art. 28.
II collapse
collapse of a dam, PTeb. 72.78 (ii B. C.).
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ἔκπτωμα
ekptoma · τό
dislocation
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