pa±qhtikov" , hv, ovn , ( paqei`n ) subject to feeling, capable of feeling a thing, c. gen ., Arist.
2. impassioned, pathetic, Id.:— Adv. , paqhtikw`" levgein Id.
paqhtov"
pa±qhtov" , hv, ovn , ( paqei`n ) one who has suffered: subject to passion, Plut.
II. of the Saviour, destined to suffer, N.T.
pavqo"
pavqo" »a±1/4, eo", tov , ( paqei`n ) anything that befallsone, an incident, accident, Hdt ., Soph.
2. what one has suffered, ones experience, Aesch .; in pl. , Plat. :—commonly in bad sense, a suffering, misfortune, calamity, Hdt ., Aesch. , etc. ; ajnhvkeston p. e[rdein to do an irreparable mischief, Hdt.
II.
of the soul,
a passion, emotion,
such as love, hate,
etc.
,
Thuc.
,
Plat.
,
etc.
III.
any passive state, a condition, state,
Plat
.: in
pl.
the incidents
or
changes to which
things
are liable,
ta; peri; to;n oujrano;n p
. Id.,
etc.
IV. a pathetic mode of expression, pathos, Arist.
pavqw
pavqw »a±1/4 , aor. 2 subj. of pavscw :— paqwvn , part.
pai`
pai` , voc. of pai`" .
Paiavn
,
a`no", oJ
,
Ep.
Paihvwn
,
ono"
,
Att.
Paiwvn
,
w`no"
,
Paean
or
Paeon,
the physician of the gods,
Il.;
Paihvono" genevqlh
the sons of
Paeon,
i.e. physicians, Od.
2.
after
Hom.
, the name and office were transferred to Apollo, who was invoked by the cry
ijhvie Paiavn
Aesch
.,
Soph.
;
ijw; Paiavn
Soph.
3.
as appellat.
a physician, healer,
Aesch
.,
Soph.
: then,
a saviour, deliverer,
Eur.
II.
paiavn
,
Ep.
paihvwn
,
a paean,
i.e.
a choral song, a hymn
or
chant,
addressed to Apollo, Il.,
Aesch.
,
Soph.
2. a song of triumph after victory, properly to Apollo, Il., Aesch. ; also a war-song, Aesch ., Xen. :—the phrase was, ejxavrcein to;n paia`na Xen .; p. ejxavrcesqai, poiei`sqai Id.
3. any solemn song or chant, esp. on beginning an undertaking, in omen of success, Thuc. ; a song sung at a feast, Xen.
4.
Aesch
., by an oxymoron, joins
p. jErinuvwn, p. tou` qanovnto"
; so,
p. stugnov"
, of a dirge,
Eur.
III.
Krhtw`n paihvone"
paean-singers,
h.
Hom.
IV.
in Prosody,
a paeon,
a foot consisting of three short and 1 long
syll.
, - , - , - , or
-, Arist.
paianivzw
paia<Eth>nivzw , f. sw , = paiwnivzw , Aesch. Hence paianismov"
paianismov"
paia<Eth>nismov" , oJ , = paiwnismov" , Strab.
pai`gma
pai`gma , tov , ( paivzw ) play, sport, sportive strain, Eur.
