Declension

The inflection forms above were generated by rules and some usages of them were not attested.

Due to a bug of system, some forms may display wrong accents.

1. rearing boys

   • παίδειος (of or for a boy, of rearing children, a mother's)
   • παιδοτρόφος (rearing boys)

Related

• παιδοτρόφος (rearing boys)
• αἰγίβοτος (browsed by goats)
• εὐστέφανος (well-crowned or well-girdled)
• χρυσοστέφανος (gold-crowned)
• ὀρειάς (of or belonging to mountains)
• βρῶσις (the act of eating)
• ἶνις (a son)
• εὔπαις (blest in one's children)
• ὠδίς (the pangs or throes of labour)
• ἀκοίμητος (sleepless)
• φυτάλμιος (producing)
• ὀχετηγός (conducting or drawing off water by a ditch or conduit)
• ὑμνοπόλος (busied with songs of praise)
• βαθύκολπος (with dress falling in deep folds)
• ἀσκητός (curiously wrought)
• δρέπω (to pluck)
• φιλόπαις (loving its young)
• γενέτης (begetter)
• ἀειζώων (ever-living)
• κνώδαλον (any dangerous animal)
• καταστένω (to sigh over or lament)
• εὐσεβέω (to live or act piously and religiously)
• οἰοπόλος (traversed by sheep)
• πέπειρος (ripe)
• χόρευμα (a choral dance)
• δοκεύω (to keep an eye upon)
• μέλπω (to sing of)
• βαθύζωνος (deep-girded)
• κλαῦμα (a weeping)
• Συρίζω (to speak like a Syrian)