πατραλῴας (Attic πατραλοίας, Aristophanes, Plato, Demosthenes, p. 732, 14; Aristotle, Lucian), L T Tr WH πατρολῴας (see μητραλωας), πατραλοωυ, ὁ, a parricide: 1Ti_1:9. STRONGS NT 3964: πατρολῴαςπατρολῴας, see πατραλῴας.

πατρολῴας patrolōas 1x also spelled πατραλῴας , one who kills one s father, a patricide, 1Ti_1:9

* πατρολῴας (-αλῴας , Rec. ; in cl . -αλοίας , v . Bl., § 3, 3; 6, 2, and cf. μητρολῴας ), -ου , ὁ ( <πατήρ + ἀλοιάω , to smite ), (a) a parricide: 1Ti_1:9 ( Av , R , txt .); (b) a smiter of his father : ib . ( R , mg .).† πατραλῴας , vs. πατρολῴας .

πατραλῴας / πατρολῴας [pages 498, 499] πατρολῴας , a parricide, is confined in the NT to 1Ti_1:9 , where TR reads πατραλῴας . With the list of vices in which it occurs Deissmann ( LAE , p. 321 f.) compares the scolding of Ballio the pander in Plaut. Pseud. I. iii. 134, where it is said to the parricida verberasti patrem atque matrem , with the scornful answer atque occidi quoque potius quam cibum praehiberem. The classical πατραλοίας seems to make father-thrasher (ἀλο (ι )άω ) the original meaning.

πατρολῴας (-αλῴας, Rec.; in cl. -αλοίας, see Bl., § 3, 3; 6, 2, and cf. μητρολῴας), -ου, ὁ (πατήρ + ἀλοιάω, to smite), __(a) a parricide: 1Ti.1:9 (Av, R, txt.); __(b) a smiter of his father : ib. (R, mg.).† (AS)