ὑπονέω · hyponeō — LSJ
swim under, having dived under, passed under
swim under, Arist. HA 631a18, Ael. NA 9.35; τοῖς φρυγάνοις ib. 5.23:—Med., ὑπονησαμένη having dived under, passed under, Hp. Oss. 18, as restored from Gal. 19.149, cf. Erot.
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ὑπονέω
uponeo
swim under
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