paideiva , hJ , the rearing of a child, Aesch.
2.
training and teaching, education,
Ar
.,
Thuc.
,
etc.
3.
its result,
culture, learning, accomplishments,
Plat.
4.
plekta; Aijguvptou paideiva
the twisted
handiwork
of Egypt, i.e.
ropes of byblus,
Eur.
II.
youth, childhood,
Theogn
.,
Eur.
paivdeio"
paivdeio" or paidei`o" , on , = paidikov" , of or for a boy, Aesch .; p. trofhv the care of rearing children, a mothers cares, Soph.
paiderastevw
paiderastevw , f. hvsw , to be a paiderasthv" , Plat.
paiderasthv"
paid-erasthv" , ou`, oJ , a lover of boys, Ar ., Plat.
paivdeuma
paivdeuma , ato", tov , ( paideuvw ) that which is reared up, taught, a nursling, scholar, pupil, Eur ., etc. ; mh`la, fullavdo" Parnasiva" paideuvmatÆ Id.:—in pl. of a single object, Id.
II. a thing taught, subject of instruction, lesson, Xen.
paivdeusi"
paivdeusi" , ew", hJ , ( paideuvw ) education, a system of education, Hdt ., Ar. , etc. ; th;n uJpÆ ajreth`s JHraklevou" paivdeusin his education by virtue, Xen.
2.
its result,
culture, learning, accomplishments,
Ar
.,
Plat.
3.
an instructing
or
priming
of witnesses,
Dem.
II.
a means of educating,
th;n povlin th`s \Ellavdo" paivdeusin ei\nai
that our city is
the school of
Greece,
Thuc.
paideutevo"
paideutevo" , a, on , verb. Adj. of paideuvw , to be educated, Plat.
II. paideutevon , one must educate, Id.
paideuthvrion
paideuthvrion , tov , ( paideuvw ) a school, Strab.
paideuthv"
paideuthv" , ou`, oJ , ( paideuvw ) a teacher, instructor, preceptor, Plat.
II. a corrector, chastiser, N.T.
paideutikov"
paideutikov" , hv, ovn , of or for teaching: — hJ -khv ( sc. tevcnh ), education, Plat .; so, to; paideutikovn Plut. ;and
paideutov"
paideutov" , hv, ovn , to be gained by education, Plat. From paideuvw
paideuvw