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ὑποτρίβω

upotribo

rub a little

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What it meant

ὑποτρίβω · hypotribō — LSJ

rub a little, gently

rub a little or gently, Hp. Genit. 1.

2 rub down

rub down for mixing in a dish, σήσαμʼ ὑ. εἰς ταύτην (sc. ἅλμην) Damox. 2.38, cf. Cratin. 27; v. ὑπότριμμα.

II rub off beneath, gradually, wear their, off

rub off beneath or gradually:— Pass., ὑποτρίβεσθαι τὰς ὁπλάς, of horses, wear their hoofs off, D.S. 17.94: so intr. in Act., ὑποτρίβουσι τοῖς ποσί Hippiatr. 53: cf. foreg.

III to be aggravated, become chronic

in Pass., to be aggravated or become chronic, of diseases, Aët. 9.35.

Where it came from

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