Κομνηνός

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From Κόμνη (Kómnē), a village in Thrace.

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

Κομνηνός • (Komnēnós) m (feminine Κομνηνή, neuter —); first/second declension

  1. Comnenus, a Byzantine Imperial family

Inflection

First and second declension of Κομνηνός; Κομνηνή; — (Byzantine)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative Κομνηνός
Komnēnós 		Κομνηνή
Komnēnḗ 		— Κομνηνώ
Komnēnṓ 		Κομνηνᾱ́
Komnēnā́ 		— Κομνηνοί
Komnēnoí 		Κομνηναί
Komnēnaí 		—
Genitive Κομνηνοῦ
Komnēnoû 		Κομνηνῆς
Komnēnês 		— Κομνηνοῖν
Komnēnoîn 		Κομνηναῖν
Komnēnaîn 		— Κομνηνῶν
Komnēnôn 		Κομνηνῶν
Komnēnôn 		—
Dative Κομνηνῷ
Komnēnōî 		Κομνηνῇ
Komnēnēî 		— Κομνηνοῖν
Komnēnoîn 		Κομνηναῖν
Komnēnaîn 		— Κομνηνοῖς
Komnēnoîs 		Κομνηναῖς
Komnēnaîs 		—
Accusative Κομνηνόν
Komnēnón 		Κομνηνήν
Komnēnḗn 		— Κομνηνώ
Komnēnṓ 		Κομνηνᾱ́
Komnēnā́ 		— Κομνηνούς
Komnēnoús 		Κομνηνᾱ́ς
Komnēnā́s 		—
Vocative Κομνηνέ
Komnēné 		Κομνηνή
Komnēnḗ 		— Κομνηνώ
Komnēnṓ 		Κομνηνᾱ́
Komnēnā́ 		— Κομνηνοί
Komnēnoí 		Κομνηναί
Komnēnaí 		—
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
Κομνηνῶς
Komnēnôs 		— —
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