state), Plat .; i{ppoi patr . Xen. ; by a metaph. , Mount Cithaeron is the patriwvth" of Oedipus, Soph.
patriw`ti"
patriw`ti" , ido" , fem. of patriwvth", p. gh` = patriv" , Eur.
patrovqen
patrovqen , Adv. ( pathvr ) from or after a father, patrovqen ejk geneh`" ojnomavxwn naming him by descent by his fathers name, Il.; ejmo;" ta; patrovqen mine by the fathers side, Soph. ; ajnagrafh`nai p . to have ones name inscribed as the son of ones father, Hdt.
2. coming from, sent by ones father, p. ajlavstwr Aesch .; p. eujktaiva favti" a fathers curse, Id.
patrokasivgnhto"
patro-ka±sivgnhto" , oJ , a fathers brother, Hom ., Hes.
Pavtroklo"
Pavtroklo" , on , Patroclus the friend of Achilles, the obl. cases as if from * Patrokleuv" , gen. Patroklh`o" , acc. Patroklh`a , voc. Patrovklei" , Il.; nom. pl. Pavtrokloi , Ar. ;—a nom. Patroklh`" , Theocr.
patroktonevw
patroktonevw , f. hvsw , to murder ones father, Aesch.
patroktoniva
patroktoniva , hJ , murder of a father, parricide, Plut.
patroktovno"
patro-ktovno" , on , ( kteivnw ) murdering ones father, parricidal, Trag .; p. mivasma the pollution of parricide, Aesch .:—but cei;r patroktovno" a fathers murdering hand, Eur.
patrolevtwr
patr-olevtwr , oro", oJ , ( o[llumi ) a parricide, Anth.
patromhvtwr
patro-mhvtwr , oro", oJ , ( mhvthr ) a mothers father, Luc.
patronomevomai
patronomevomai , Pass. to be under a patriarchal government, Plat.
patronomiva
patronomiva , hJ , paternal government, Luc.
patronomikov"
patronomikov" , hv, ovn , of or like a patronovmo" : hJ-khv ( sc. ajrchv or trofhv ) the rule of a father, Plat.
patronovmo"
patro-novmo" , on , ( nevmw ) ruling as a father.