νηπῐό-της · nēpio-tēs — LSJ
childhood, infancy
childhood, infancy, Arist. Pr. 896b6.
II childishness
childishness, Pl. Lg. 808e, J. AJ 1.19.3, 2.9.7; ν. φρενῶν Luc. Halc. 3.
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νηπῐό-της
nepiotes · ἡ
childhood, infancy
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- νηπιότητος · nēpiotētos Plato, Laws 808
- νηπιότητός · nēpiotētos Septuaginta, Ezechiel 16
- νηπιότητός · nēpiotētos Septuaginta, Ezechiel 16
- νηπιότητός · nēpiotētos Septuaginta, Ezechiel 16
- νηπιότητος · nēpiotētos Septuaginta, Osee 2
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