Search: νεανισκον
| Match | Lemma | Uncontracted Form(s) | Parsing | |
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| νεανισκον | νεανισκος | νεανισκ·ον | (mas) acc sg |
νεανισκος, -ου, ο, voc. pl. νεανισκοι |
Noun (Mas. 2nd Decl.)
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βρεφος | |
| βρεφο·ς, -ους, το | baby (n.) |
νηπιαζω | |
| νηπιαζω | to “child-ize” (v.) |
| νηπιος -ια -ον | infant (adj.) |
νεος | |
| νεανιας, -ου, ο | young man (n.) |
| νεανισκος, -ου, ο | young-man (n.) |
| νεος -α -ον | new/young (adj.) |
| νεοτης, -ητος, η | youth (n.) [see neophyte] |
| νεω·τατος -η -ον [LXX] | newest/youngest (adj.) |
| νεω·τερος -α -ον | newer/younger (adj.) |
παιδευω | |
| παιδαριον, -ου, το | young-child/trainee (n.) also young slave |
| παιδεια, -ας, η | chastisement (n.) education; Culture(v. t.) To cultivate; to educate; training, teaching, education, preparing the earth for seed and raising crops by tillage. |
| παιδευτης, -ου, ο | corrector (n.) |
| παιδευω | to chasten/correct/train (v.) [discipline/teach/educate] |
| παιδιο·θεν | from childhood (adv.) |
| παιδιον, -ου, το | child (n.) |
| παιδισκη, -ης, η | slave girl (n.) |
| παις, -αιδος, ο and η | child/servant (n.) |
παιζω | |
| εμ·παιγμονη, -ης, η | mockery (n.) [derisiveness] |
| εμ·παιγμος, -ου, ο | derision (n.) |
| εμ+παιζω | to mock (v.) Lit:"play-in", hence make-sport-of, mock, deride, jeer |
| εμ·παικτης, -ου, ο | mocker (n.) |
| παιζω | to play (v.) |
τικτω | |
| α·τεκνος -ον | childless (adj.) |
| πρωτο·τοκια, -ων, τα | birthright (n.) |
| πρωτο·τοκος -ον | first-brought-forth (adj.) Lit:"first/preeminent-brought-forth". Depending upon context: "Firstborn" (birth-sequence) is misleading or senseless for non-birth usage (Rom 8:29; Col 1:15,18; Heb 1:6; 12:23; Rev 1:5), where "preeminent" better conveys ran |
| τεκνιον, -ου, το | little child (n.) |
| τεκνον, -ου, το | child (n.) |
| τοκος, -ου, ο | interest (n.) |
| φιλο·τεκνος -ον | children-loving (adj.) |
| φιλο·τεκνο·τερος -α -ον | loving one's children (adj.) loving oneʼs children or offspring, Hdt. 2.66, E. HF 636, Ph. 356, Ar. Th. 752, Ep.Tit. 2.4; ἦθος φ. D.S. 34/5.11: Comp., αἱ μητέρες -ότεραι Arist. EN 1168a25; Sup. -ότατος Plu. Aem. 6: τὸ φ., = φιλοτεκνία, Id. 2.93f. |
| τικτω | to give birth (v.) |