παιδ-εύω · paid-euō — LSJ
bring up, rear a child, train and teach, educate
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παιδ-εύω
paideuo
bring up, rear a child, train and teach, educate
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Distribution
- Hipparchus 6 · 26.62/10k
- Against the Sophists 3 · 22.64/10k
- Crito 8 · 19.19/10k
- Minos 5 · 17.53/10k
- Titus 1 · 15.43/10k
- Letter 8 1 · 15.04/10k
- Theages 5 · 14.39/10k
- To Nicocles 4 · 13.28/10k
- Menexenus 6 · 12.48/10k
- Constitution of the Lacedaemonians 6 · 12.34/10k
- Letter 6 1 · 11.26/10k
- Against Lacritus 4 · 11.2/10k
Densest 12 of 117 attested works shown, by occurrences per 10,000 attested tokens.
Senses
Attestations
- παιδευθήσονται · paideuthēsontai Plato, Republic 2.376 (DIORISIS sentence 1264)
- παιδεύωμεν · paideuōmen Plato, Republic 2.376 (DIORISIS sentence 1270)
- παιδεύοντες · paideuontes Plato, Republic 2.376 (DIORISIS sentence 1276)
- παιδεύειν · paideuein Plato, Republic 3.398 (DIORISIS sentence 1706)
- παιδευομένης · paideuomenēs Plato, Republic 3.409 (DIORISIS sentence 1956)
- παιδεύειν · paideuein Plato, Republic 3.410 (DIORISIS sentence 1968)
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