τροφεύω

τροφ-εύω,

• serve as a wet-nurse, suckle, LXX Ex. 2.7, Ph. 2.83, BGU 297.16 (i A. D.), etc.: c. gen., τ. δουλικοῦ ἐγγόνου PSI 10.1131.26 (i A. D.), cf. 1065.11 (ii A. D.):—so τροφ-έω, BGU 1111.10 (i B. C., Pass.), 859.4 (iv A. D.); τροφέοντο (τροφόεντο cod., corr. Porson) was read by Aristarch. in Od. 3.290, and τροφέοντα is v.l. in Il. 15.621.