paidopoiiva , hJ , procreation of children, Plat. From paidopoiov"
paidopoiov"
paido-poiov" , ovn , ( poievw ) begetting or bearing children, Eur.
2. generative, Hdt.
paidopovro"
paido-povro" , on , through which a child passes, Anth.
paidosporevw
paidosporevw , f. hvsw , to beget children, Plat. From paidospovro"
paidospovro"
paido-spovro" , on , ( speivrw ) begetting children, Ar.
paidotribevw
paidotriØbevw , f. hvsw , to train as a gymnastic master: generally, to train, p. tina; ponhro;n ei\nai Dem.
paidotrivbh"
paido-trivbh" »iØ1/4, ou, oJ , ( trivbw ) one who teaches boys wrestling and other exercises, a gymnastic master, Ar ., Plat. , etc. ; ejn paidotrivbou at his school, Ar. Hence paidotribikov"
paidotribikov"
paidotriØbikov" , hv, ovn , of or for a paidotrivbh" : hJ-khv ( sc. tevcnh ) his art, the art of wrestling, Arist. : Adv. , paidotribikw`" like a gymnastic master, Ar.
paidotrofiva
paidotrofiva , hJ , the rearing of children, Plat. From paidotrovfo"
paidotrovfo"
paido-trovfo" , on , ( trevfw ) rearing boys, Simon.: paidotrovfo" ejlava Soph.
2. as fem. Subst. a mother, Eur.
paidovtrwto"
paidov-trwto" , on , ( ti-trwvskw ) wounded by children, pavqea p . wounds and death at childrens hands, Aesch.
paidourgevw
paidourgevw , hJ , = paidopoievw , Eur. ; and paidourgiva
paidourgiva
paidourgiva , hJ , = paidopoiiva , Plat.
II. in Soph. = gunh; paidopoiov" , a mother. From paidourgov"
paidourgov"
paidourgov" , ovn, ( * e[rgw ) = paidopoiov" .