[Meaning] father-beater.[1] Also [sc. attested is] patrolw/|as, [meaning] the same.[2]
*patraloi/as: patrotu/pths. kai\ *patrolw/|as, o( au)to/s.
Probably from commentary to
Aristophanes. The headword appears as the name of a generic character in
Birds (1337 ff.), but otherwise occurs as given here, where it is glossed as a nominative singular, at
Clouds 911. The same form appears as an accusative plural at
Frogs 274.
[1] =
Synagoge,
Photius pi485 Theodoridis; cf.
alpha 1417;
Hesychius alpha3221, 3222, pi1112;
Photius alpha1022.
[2] So too a scholion to
Aristophanes,
Clouds 1327 (where its vocative singular appears). This variant form appears also in e.g. the
New Testament (
1 Timothy 1.9).
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