ὑφεδρ-εύω · hyphedr-euō — LSJ
lurk beneath, to be latent, lie in wait
lurk beneath, τὰς γεφύρας App. Ill. 20: metaph, to be latent, Heraclit. All. 17; lie in wait, Procop.Gaz. p.163 B.
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ὑφεδρ-εύω
uphedreuo
lurk beneath
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