uJpo-puqmivdio" , a, on , ( puqmhvn ) under the bottom, Anth.
uJpovpwlo"
uJpov-pwlo" , on , with a foal under her, Strab.
uJporipivzw
uJpo-ri<Eth>pivzw , to fan from below or gently, Anth.
uJpovrnumi
uJp-ovrnu<Eth>mi , f. -ovrsw : aor. I -w`rsa :— to rouse secretly or gradually, Hom .; toi`on ga;r uJpwvrore Mou`sa such was the Muses power to move, Od.:— Pass. to rise secretly or gradually, Ib.
uJpovrofo"
uJp-ovrofo" , on , ( o[rofo" , a reed), uJp. boav the soft note of the pipe, Eur.
uJporravptw
uJpor-ravptw , f. yw , to stitch underneath: metaph ., uJp. lovgon to make up a story, Eur.
uJporrevw
uJpor-revw , f. -ruhvsomai , to flow under or beneath, Plut.
2.
to flow gradually away,
Id.:
metaph.
to stream gradually to
a place,
Luc.
II.
metaph.
also,
to slip
or
glide into unperceived,
Lat.
subrepere
,
Plat
.,
Dem.
2.
to slip away,
of time,
Ar.
; of flowers,
to perish,
Theocr
.; of the hair,
to fall off,
Luc
.; and of friends, Id.
uJporrhvgnumi
uJpor-rhvgnu<Eth>mi or -uvw , to make to burst downwards: — Pass. , oujranovqen uJperravgh ( aor. 2) aijqhvr ether was cleft from beneath the sky, Il.
uJpovrrhno"
uJpovr-rhno" , on , ( rJhvn, ajrhvn ) with a lamb under it, Il.
uJporripivzw
uJpor-ri<Eth>pivzw , f. sw , to fan from below or gently, Anth.
uJporrivptw
uJpor-rivptw , f. yw , to throw under, uJp. tina; toi`" qhrivoi" to throw him to the wild beasts, Plut.
uJporuvssw
uJp-oruvssw , Att. -ttw , f. xw , to dig under, undermine, Hdt.
uJporcevomai
uJp-orcevomai , f. hvsomai , Dep. to dance with or to music, Aesch .: —c. acc. cogn ., o[rchsin uJp . Plut.
II. to sing and dance a character, of a pantomimic actor, Luc. Hence uJpovrchma
uJpovrchma
uJpovrchma , ato", tov , a hyporcheme or choral hymn to Apollo, mostly in Cretic verses, Plat.