pappapappapai` Id.; papai`, ajpappapai`, papapappapappapappapai` Id.
II. of surprise, like Lat. papae, vah, atat , Hdt.
papaiavx
pa±paiavx , Comic exaggeration of papai`, ajppapai` papaiavx Ar.
II. as exclam. of surprise, Eur.
pavpoka
pav-poka , Dor. for ph` pote , Theocr.
pappavzw
pappavzw , only in pres. , to call any one papa, Il.
pappapappapai`
pappa-pappa-pai` , v. papai` .
pavppa" , ou, oJ , papa, a childs word for pathvr , father, (as mavmma for mhvthr ) in voc. , pavppa± fivle Od.; in acc. , pavppan kalei`n , like pappavzein , Ar.
pappiva"
pappiva" , ou, oJ , Dim. of pavppa" , dear little papa, Ar.
pappivdion
pappivdion »piØ1/4, tov , = foreg., Ar.
pappivzw
pappivzw , = pappavzw , to wheedle ones father, Ar.
pavppo"
pavppo" , oJ , (akin to pavppa" ) a grandfather, Hdt ., Ar. :—in pl. ones grand-parents, ancestors, Arist.
II. a little bird, Ar.
pappw`/o"
pappw`/o" , a, on , of or from ones grand-fathers, Ar.
pavprax
pavprax , ako", oJ , a Thracian lake-fish, Hdt.
paptaivnw, PAPTAI vNW
PAPTAI vNW , f. a±nw : aor. I ejpavpthna , Ep. pavpthna :— to look earnestly, gaze, Hom .; mostly with notion of alarm or caution, to look or peer around, Id.
II. c. acc. to look round for, look after, Il., Pind. ; paptavnai" ( Dor. aor. I part .) having set eyes on a thing, Pind. : to glare at, tinav Soph.
pavpuro"
pavpu<Eth>ro" , oJ and hJ , the papyrus, an Egyptian rush with triangular stalks: paper was made by peeling off its outer coat ( buvblo" ), and gluing the slips together.