ὑποβρῡχάομαι · hypobrychaomai — LSJ
roar, bellow a little
roar or bellow a little, Luc. Am. 6, Tryph. 319, etc.; of the breathing of one in a passion, Adam. 2.41.
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ὑποβρῡχάομαι
upobruchaomai
roar, bellow a little
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