γνύπετος · gnypetos — LSJ
falling on the knee, to be weak, depressed, weak
falling on the knee:—hence γνυπτέω (leg. γνυπετέω), to be weak, Hsch. γνύποντι (leg. -οῦντι) · ἀσθενοῦντι, Id., and γνύπων, ωνος, depressed or weak, Id.
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γνύπετος
gnupetos
falling on the knee
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