Καγχάζει
jeers, mocks
Translated by Anne Mahoney25 Jun 2000Vetting: high7 revisions
Translation
[Meaning he/she/it] laughs continually.1
Eunapius [writes]: "the Huns had gone away flatly jeering."2
And Sophocles [writes]: "everyone mocking with tongues."3 That is, blaspheming.
"In his heart he was jeering, but outwardly he was angry and suppressing shouts."4
Also [sc. attested is the noun] jeering [kagxasmo/s ], [meaning] unrestrained laughter.
Eunapius [writes]: "the Huns had gone away flatly jeering."2
And Sophocles [writes]: "everyone mocking with tongues."3 That is, blaspheming.
"In his heart he was jeering, but outwardly he was angry and suppressing shouts."4
Also [sc. attested is the noun] jeering [