paidogoniva
paidogoniva , hJ , a begetting of children, Plat. From paidogovno"
paidogovno"
paido-govno" , on , ( gonhv ) begetting children, Zeu` paidogovne povriosÆInavcou father of a child by the daughter of Inachus, Eur.
II. making fruitful, Theocr.
paidokomevw , f. hvsw , to take care of a child, Anth. From paidokovmo"
paidokovmo"
paido-kovmo" , on , ( komevw ) taking care of children.
paidoktonevw
paidoktonevw , f. hvsw , to murder children, Eur. From paidoktovno"
paidoktovno"
paido-ktovno" , on , ( kteivnw ) child-murdering, Soph ., Eur.
paidolevthr
paid-olevthr , h`ro", oJ , murderer of children: fem. paid-olevteira , murderess of children, Eur.
paidolevtwr
paid-olevtwr , oro" , voc. -or, oJ, hJ , = foreg., Aesch. , Eur.
paidolevti"
paidolevti" , ido", hJ , = paidolevteira , Anth.
paidoluvma"
paido-luvma" »u<Eth>1/4, ou, oJ , destroying children, Aesch.
paidonomiva
paidonomiva , hJ , the education of children, Arist.
II. the office of paidonovmo" , Id. From paidonovmo"
paidonovmo"
paido-novmo" , oJ , ( nevmw ) one of a board of magistrates in Dorian States, who superintended the education of youths, Xen ., Arist.
paidopoievw
paidopoievw , f. hvsw , to beget children, Eur .; pepaidopoivhtai has been begotten, Dem.
2.
to bear children,
of the woman,
Soph.
II.
more commonly as
Dep.
,
f.
-hvsomai
:
aor.
I
ejpaidopoihsavmhn
:
pf.
pepaidopoivhmai
, in same sense as
Act.
,
Eur.
,
Xen.
,
etc.
paidopoiiva