Αἰγικορεύς

Spanish (DGE)

-έως, ὁ
• Grafía: graf. Αἰκορ- ITomis 164 (II/III d.C.), 252, 253
• Morfología: [nom. plu. -ῆς E.Io 1581]
Egicoreo o cabrero e.e., miembro de una de las cuatro tribus jónicas del Ática οἱ Αἰ. E.Io 1581, Plu.Sol.23
•en otros lugares Michel 537 (Cízico I a.C.), SEG 4.707.2, CIG 3663.7, 3664.61, 3665.47 (todas Cízico, imper.), ITomis ll.cc., 251 (todas imper.).

German (Pape)

ὁ, (Ziegensättiger) Ziegenhirt; eine der 4 altionischen Phylen in Athen, Plut. Sol. 23; vgl. Her. 5.66.

Translations

goatherd

Aromanian: cãprar, cãpraru, cãprarã; Basque: ahuntzain; Catalan: cabrer, cabrera; Dutch: geitenhoeder; English: goatherd, goatherder; Esperanto: kapristo, kapristino; Finnish: vuohipaimen; French: chevrier, chevrière; Friulian: cjavrâr, čhavrâr; German: Ziegenhirt, Ziegenhirte, Ziegenhirtin; Greek: γιδοβοσκός, αιπόλος, αιγοβοσκός, γιδάρης, γιδάς, κατσικάς, κατσικάρης; Ancient Greek: αἰπόλος, αἴπολος, αἰγοπόλος, αἰγελάτης, αἰγινόμος, αἰγονόμος, αἰγονομεύς, αἰγοβοσκός, αἰγινομεύς, αἰγιάριος, Αἰγικορεύς, χιμαιροφύλαξ; Hindi: गड़ेरिया, गड़रिया; Italian: capraio, capraia; Latin: caprarius, capraria; Macedonian: козар; Occitan: cabrièr; Persian: بزبان‎; Polish: koziarz, koziarka, pastuch kóz, pastuszka kóz, pasterz kóz, pasterka kóz; Portuguese: cabreiro, cabreira; Romanian: căprar, păstor; Russian: козопас; Sardinian: crabarzu, cabràrgiu, cabraxu, crabàgiu, crabalzu, crapàlgiu, crapaju, craparzu; Serbo-Croatian: kozar; Sicilian: craparu, capraru; Spanish: cabrero, cabrera; Swedish: getherde; Turkish: çoban; Venetian: caorèro