paigniva
paigniva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , ( paivzw ) play, sport, a game, Hdt. Hence paignihvmwn
paignihvmwn
paignihvmwn , on , fond of a joke, Hdt.
paivgnion
paivgnion , tov , ( paivzw ) a plaything, toy, Plat.
II.
in
Theocr.
, the Egyptians are called
kaka; paivgnia
roguish
playmates,
III.
a game, a sportive poem,
Anth
.; of the
merry chirp
of the cicada, Id.
paivgnio"
paivgnio" , on , ( paivzw ) sportive, droll, Anth.
paigniwvdh"
paigni-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) playful, sportive, Plut .: to; paigniw`de" playfulness, Xen.
paidagwgei`on
paida±gwgei`on , tov , the room in which the paidagwgoiv waited for their boys, Dem .: a school, Plut.
paidagwgevw
paida±gwgevw , f. hvsw : Pass. , f. paidagwghvsomai inpass. sense: aor. I ejpaidagwghvqhn : pf. pepaidagwvghmai :— to attend as a paidagwgov" , to train and teach, educate, Plat .: to watch as one does a child, Eur.
2. generally, to educate, Plat.
paida±gwgiva , hJ , the office of a paidagwgov" , attendance on boys, education, Plat .: generally, attendance on the sick, Eur.
paidagwgikov"
paida±gwgikov" , hv, ovn , suitable to a paidagwgov" :— hJ -khv ( sc. tevcnh ) tw`n noshmavtwn = hJ ijatrikhv , the tending of diseases, Plat.
paidagwgov"
paid-a±gwgov" , oJ , = paido;" ajgwgov" , a boy-ward; at Athens, the slave who went with a boy from home to school and back again, a kind of tutor, Hdt ., Eur. , etc. :—hence Phoenix is called the paidagwgov" of Achilles, Plat. ; Fabius is jeeringly called the paidagwgov" of Hannibal, because he always followed him about, Plut.
paidavrion
paidavrion »a±1/4, tov , Dim. of pai`" , a young, littleboy, Ar .; ejk paidarivou from a child, Plat .: in pl. young children, Ar .: a young slave, Id., Xen.
paidariwvdh"
paida±ri-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) childish, puerile, Plat.
paideiva