irapa^i^a^o} 



608 



irev^iov 



Trapa^iPa^a, aa-a, to amuse; to fool ; deceive. Ptoch. 



2, 258. 530. NiCET. 785, 27. 

 irapa^i^a<Ty.6s, ov, 6, (napa^ifidia) amusement, recreation. 



NiCET. 120, 27. 142, 20. 363, 27 napa^tiSatr/iory 



oKoycov, tournaments. 

 Trapayepi^a, lera, ladrjv, icrpevos, (■yc^ifco) to Stuff, US a, fowl 



in cookery. 



■napayefiUTTOs, ij, 6v, (Trapayefii^o)) Stuffed, aS a fowl. 



EusT. 261, 17. 

 irapaOvpwv, ov, t&, (Bvpiov) window. Typic. 74, p. 272. 

 napaKivrjcris, eat, ij, {itapaKivlai) an urging ; inducement. 



Cant. HI, 95, 8. 



irapaKtvS), ets, rjcra, fjdTjv, rip.ivos, (napaKivia) to urge, induce. 

 Conquest. npdXoy. 25 Kal oXTr/fo eU tXeos Xpiarov 

 va Toi/s TrapaKit>Ji<Ta Na t\6ovv jie ra (jtovairdTa tovs f8(0 's 

 rb pipos TovTO Na f^yaXovv Toi>r SapaKrivois (K tov 

 Xpiarov TOV Tatpov. 



irapapdvva, as, fj, (jiAvva) adoptive mother. 



Trapapovppovpl^ai (jiovppovpi^ai), to murmur or mutter too 

 much. Ptoch. 2, 48. 



napairovepevos, ij, ov, (wapanovovpai) plaintive, pensive, 



sad. Ptoch. p. 329. 

 irapairovfo-is, fas, fj, complaint, sorroio, grief. PtOCH. 



2, 441, et alibi. 

 irapaitovov, ov, to, (ttovos) complaint. 

 ■Kapanovovpai, eXtrai, (dijv, (pevos, (napdirovov) tO complain. 



(See also itapattoveplvos.) 

 jrapaij/dXKco (■^dWa), to sing too much. As a slang term 



it means to talk too much. Ptoch. 2, 533. 

 irapUd (irapd, eicfi), adv. farther off, away. Ptoch. 1, 



180. 



iraptarla, as, f], {(O-Tia) hearth. EuST. 132, 34. 



■jrapov = irapo (in tlie Glossary). Ptoch. 1, 97. Con- 

 quest. 4282. 



vaaias, 5, 6, Persian and Turkish Nti^NS) pasha. 

 Phran. 265, 18. 



■naiTnaKr), rjs, v, {iramd'Krj) the fine tneal that flies about 

 in a mill, naaTraKis. 



jrdcnraXir, 17, = TracnrdXi]. Lex. Botan. IlaXi; Koi nai- 

 irdXr], J] TrdffTraXtff. 



nd(TTpa, as, fj, ^ (rnd<TTpa. 



TTQiTTpfva, tuffa, €vOrjv, evpivos, ^ aTraaTpevo). 



jraTfXis, 180s, ^, (patella) limpet, in ancient Greek 

 Xfjrdr. SCHOL. Opp. Hal. 1, 138. 



iraT^os, f), ov, = iraTds. ScHOL. Opp. Hal. 1, 170. 



TTarXivT^dva, as, fj, = /xeXtn-fdi/a. 



Trdros, ov, to, bottom ; foundation. Nicet. 759, 23, et 

 alibi. 



naros, 17, ov, (pateo, irfTawvpi) flat-nosed, snub-nosed, 

 iraT^ds. Lex. Sched. 732. 



TTf^fvpa, aros, to, (n-ffeuu) a dismounting. Eust. Thes- 

 salon. Capt. 458, 10. 



2. Place for dismounting. CuKOP. 29, 11. 81,3. 



TTtKKdpnaKis, i, 6, =^ piteyXippireris. ACROP. 147, 18. 21. 



7r€VTd\<f>a, tA, (nevre, a\<f>a) pentalpha, the name of a 

 diagram composed of Jive capital alphas. It may be 

 formed by producing, in all directions, the sides of a 

 regular pentagon until they meet. Schol. Lucian. 

 Pro Lapsu inter Salut. 5. [The ignorant believe 

 that the pentalpha was the figure on Solomon's seal 

 with which he used to seal cases and bottles contain- 

 ing jinnies, demons, and other malevolent beings.] 



nevTaveupov, ov, t6, (vcvpov) plantago, plantain, the Plan- 

 tago of botanists. Lex. Botan. ' ApvoyKacraov, eoixe 



piKpS) Trevravevpat. 

 7rfpt<T0v(j>p6va, ana, adrjv, (opevos, (^aovcppova) tO Stltch up. 



Ptoch. 1, 156. 



■nipiTpiyvpl^a, lira, tadrjv, la'ptvos, (rpiyvpt^to) tO gO arOUnd, 



to surround. "With the accusative. Nicet. 666, 26. 

 ireptTptyipia'pa, aros, to, (nepiTpiyvpi^ai) a going around. 



Nicet. 69, 28. 



■:T€pix<^pda-(ropai (nfpixapdu(TU>), to dawn. PtOCH. 1, 117 

 "Otov yap iSr] ttjv uiiyriv nepixapao'a'opevrjv, Atyei, 'Ar 

 Ppaat) TO Kpairiv, Ka\ fidke Ka\ Trtncpiv. (See also X"?"" 

 iei, below, and xapaVo-o/jai, in the Glossary.) 



TTfpTraTu, els, ^= TtfpmaTio. PtOCH. 2, 325. 5o5. 



nepTTVpov ^ vTTepTnipov. PtoCH. 2, 80. 



7r€T^6va>, aoa, asBriv, apivos, (TreTfiV) fo cobhle, botch. 



Ptoch. 1, 122. 126. 

 TTCTfwTjjs, Tj, 6, (TTfTfwo)) cobblcr. Ptoch. 1, 115. 

 TTCTpovXa, as, 17, dimin. of neTpa. COMN. p. 13, 389 



(Paris), as a proper name. 



nevKtov = ewfix""'- NiCET. 114, 28. 141, 25. 

 nfvxtov := ineixi-ov. SCHOL. AriST. Plut. 542. 



