ὑπομάσσω · hypomassō — LSJ
smear, rub underneath, lying close under
smear or rub underneath, Theoc. 2.59; ὑπομεμαγμένος lying close under, ταῖς πέτραις Anon. ap. Suid.
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ὑπομάσσω
upomasso
smear, rub underneath, lying close under
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