πατήρ
πατήρπατρόςalso poet.πατέροςmvoc.acc.dat.pl.nom.acc.gen.ep.Od.dat. father
Hom.πατρὸς πατήρgrandfatherHom. fig., ref. to a kingfatherof his people
Hdt.ref. to a brother, who holds for a sister the place of their dead fatherS.respectful ref. to Parmenides, as a teacherPl.voc., as respectful term of address to an elderHom. Ar. Men.epith. of Zeusfathersts. w.gen.of gods, men, all
Hom. ref. to GodFatherof men or Jesus Christ
NT. pl.forefathers, ancestorsHom.ref. to the parent nation of colonistsHdt. Plu. fig.fatherw.gen.of all things, ref. to Time
Pi.ref. to the creator godPl.of songs, ref. to OrpheusPi.of sunbeams, ref. to HeliosPi.of laws, ref. to Olympos, i.e. the godsS.author, initiatorw.gen.of a debate or sim.
Pl. fig.original sum of moneyprincipalw. play on [τόκος] as offspring and interest
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a father
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