καταστῠγ-νάζω · katastyg-nazō — LSJ
to be of sad countenance
to be of sad countenance, Apollon. Lex. s.v. κατέστυγε; ὄμμα -νακός Sch. E. Or. 1317:—Pass., pf. part., Sch. E. Med. 1009.
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καταστῠγ-νάζω
katastugnazo
to be of sad countenance
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