patropavtwr
patro-pavtwr , oJ , a fathers father, Pind.
patrosterhv"
patro-sterhv" , ev" , ( stevromai ) reft of father, Aesch.
patrou`co"
patr-ou`co" , hJ , holding from the father: p. pavrqeno" a sole-heiress, Hdt.
patrofoneuv"
patro-foneuv" , evw" Ep. h`o", oJ, ( * fevnw ) murderer of ones father, Od.
patrofovno"
patro-fovno" , on, ( * fevnw ) parricidal, Aesch ., Eur. :—as Subst. a parricide, Plat.
patrofovnth"
patro-fovnth" , ou, oJ, hJ , = foreg., Soph.
patrwnuvmio"
patr-wnuvmio" , on , ( o[noma ) named after his father, Aesch.
patrw`/o"
patrw`/o" , a, on , and o", on ; Ion. patrwvio" , h, on : ( pathvr ):— of or from ones father, coming or inherited from him, Lat. paternus , Hom ., etc. ; xei`no" patrwvio" my hereditary friend, Il.; gai`a patrwivh ones fatherland, Ib.; patrwvia ones patrimony, Ib., etc. ; p. dovxa hereditary glory, Xen. ; Zeu;" p . also the god who protects a parents rights, Ar.
II. like pavtrio" , of or belonging to ones father, Pind ., Soph. ; ta; patrwvia the cause of ones father, Opp. to ta; mhtrwvia , Hdt.
pavtrw"
pavtrw" , oJ , gen. wo" and w ; dat. pavtrw/ , acc. pavtrwn : ( pathvr ):— a fathers brother, uncle by the fathers side, Lat. patruus , Hdt ., Pind.
pattaleuvw
patta±leuvw, pavtta±lo", pavttw , Att. for pas"- .
pau`la
pau`la , hJ , ( pauvw ) rest, a resting-point, stop, end, pause, Soph .; oujk ejn pauvlh/ ejfaivneto there seemed to be no end of it, Thuc.
2. c. gen ., p. novsou cessation of disease or rest from it, Soph. ; pau`lavn tinÆ aujtw`n some means of stopping them, Xen.
pauravki
pauravki »a±1/4 , Adv. , like ojligavki" , seldom, Theogn.
paurivdio"
paurivdio" , a, on , = pau`ro" , Hes.