ὑποξῠρ-άω · hypoxyr-aō — LSJ
shave, cut off some of the hair
shave or cut off some of the hair, τὸν τόπον Hippiatr. 77:—Pass., ὑπεξυρημένος Archil. 58; ὑπεξ. τὸ γένειον, τὴν γνάθον, Luc. DMort. 19[9].4, Tim. 22.
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ὑποξῠρ-άω
upoxurao
shave, cut off some of the hair
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