paradoqw` , aor. I pass. subj. of paradivdwmi .
paradoxiva
para-doxiva , hJ , ( paravdoxo" ) marvellousness, Strab.
paradoxologevw
paradoxologevw , to tell marvels, Strab .: —Pass ., polla; paradoxologei`tai many marvels are told, Id.; and paradoxologiva
paradoxologiva
paradoxologiva , hJ , a tale of wonder, marvel, Aeschin.
paradoxolovgo"
paradoxo-lovgo" , on , ( levgw ) telling of marvels.
paravdoxo"
parav-doxo" , on , ( dovxa ) contrary to opinion, incredible, paradoxical, Plat ., Xen. , etc. ; ejk tou` paradovxou contrary to expectation, Dem .: —Adv. -xw" , Aeschin.
paradovsimo"
paradovsiØmo" , on , handed down, hereditary, Polyb.
paravdosi"
paravdosi" , hJ , ( paradivdwmi ) a handing down, transmission, Thuc.
2. the transmission of legends and doctrines, tradition, Plat ., etc. :—also that which is so handed down, a tradition, N.T.
II. a giving up, surrender, Thuc.
paradotevo" , a, on , verb. Adj. of paradivdwmi , to be handed down, Plat .: paradotevon one must hand over, tiv tini Id.
II.
to be given up,
Id.
2.
paradoteva
one must give up,
Thuc.
paradotov"
paradotov" , hv, ovn , capable of being taught, Plat.
paradou`nai
paradou`nai , aor. 2 inf. of paradivdwmi :— paradouv" , part.
paradochv
paradochv , hJ , ( paradevcomai ) a receiving from another: also that which has been received, a hereditary custom, Eur.
II. acceptance, approval, Polyb.
paradra±qevein , Ep. for -draqei`n , aor. 2 inf. of -darqavnw .