ὑποκόρ-ῐσις · hypokor-isis — LSJ
use of the diminutive form, euphemism
use of the diminutive form, καθʼ ὑ. Eust. 1196.14; euphemism, Gal. 18(2).236 (-κρισις codd., corr. Cornarius).
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ὑποκόρ-ῐσις
upokorisis · ἡ
use of the diminutive form
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