ὑποστενάζω · hypostenazō — LSJ
utter low moans
= ὑποστένω, utter low moans, S. Aj. 322, 1001.
II groans under
[Ἄτλας] οὐράνιον πόλον νώτοις ὑποστενάζει groans under the weight of heaven, A. Pr. 430 (lyr.).
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ὑποστενάζω
upostenazo
utter low moans
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- Ajax 2 · 2.54/10k
What it meant
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- ὑπεστέναζον · hypestenazon Sophocles, Ajax 1000–1001
- ὑπεστέναζε · hypestenaze Sophocles, Ajax 321–322
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