Αττική

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek Ἀττική (Attikḗ).

Proper noun

Αττική • (Attikí) f

  1. Attica (a periphery of Greece)

Declension

Declension of Αττική
singular
nominative Αττική (Attikí)
genitive Αττικής (Attikís)
accusative Αττική (Attikí)
vocative Αττική (Attikí)

Derived terms

  • αττικάρκης m (attikárkis, “Attic police chief”)
  • αττικίζουσα f (attikízousa, “atticising”)
  • αττικίζω (attikízo, “to atticise”)
  • αττικισμός m (attikismós, “atticising”)
  • αττικιστής m (attikistís, “atticiser”)
  • αττικιστικός (attikistikós, “atticiser, atticising”, adjective)
  • αττικίστρια f (attikístria, “atticiser”)
  • αττικός (attikós, “Attic, Attican”, adjective)

Further reading

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