cackle, hoot
cackle, of partridges, Arist. HA 536b14, Thphr. Fr. 181; of doves and partridges coupled, Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.180; of owls, hoot, Ar. Lys. 761 (v.l. κακκαβάζω):—also κακκάζω, Hsch. Cf. κικκαβαῦ.
The corpus record
κακκᾰβίζω
kakkabizo
cackle, hoot
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What it meant — LSJ
Where it came from
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