αἰνός

See also: Αἶνος, αἶνος, and ἄϊνος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

Connected with Sanskrit एनस् (énas, “evil, calamity, atrocity”) by Pokorny.

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

αἰνός • (ainós) m (feminine αἰνή, neuter αἰνόν); first/second declension

  1. horrible, dread, dreadful

Declension

First and second declension of αἰνός; αἰνή; αἰνόν (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative αἰνός
ainós 		αἰνή
ainḗ 		αἰνόν
ainón 		αἰνώ
ainṓ 		αἰνᾱ́
ainā́ 		αἰνώ
ainṓ 		αἰνοί
ainoí 		αἰναί
ainaí 		αἰνᾰ́
ainắ
Genitive αἰνοῦ
ainoû 		αἰνῆς
ainês 		αἰνοῦ
ainoû 		αἰνοῖν
ainoîn 		αἰναῖν
ainaîn 		αἰνοῖν
ainoîn 		αἰνῶν
ainôn 		αἰνῶν
ainôn 		αἰνῶν
ainôn
Dative αἰνῷ
ainōî 		αἰνῇ
ainēî 		αἰνῷ
ainōî 		αἰνοῖν
ainoîn 		αἰναῖν
ainaîn 		αἰνοῖν
ainoîn 		αἰνοῖς
ainoîs 		αἰναῖς
ainaîs 		αἰνοῖς
ainoîs
Accusative αἰνόν
ainón 		αἰνήν
ainḗn 		αἰνόν
ainón 		αἰνώ
ainṓ 		αἰνᾱ́
ainā́ 		αἰνώ
ainṓ 		αἰνούς
ainoús 		αἰνᾱ́ς
ainā́s 		αἰνᾰ́
ainắ
Vocative αἰνέ
ainé 		αἰνή
ainḗ 		αἰνόν
ainón 		αἰνώ
ainṓ 		αἰνᾱ́
ainā́ 		αἰνώ
ainṓ 		αἰνοί
ainoí 		αἰναί
ainaí 		αἰνᾰ́
ainắ
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
αἰνῶς
ainôs 		αἰνότερος
ainóteros 		αἰνότᾰτος
ainótătos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

Derived terms

  • αἰνοβᾰ́κχευτος (ainobắkkheutos)
  • αἰνοβῐ́ας (ainobĭ́as)
  • αἰνόγᾰμος (ainógămos)
  • αἰνογένεθλος (ainogénethlos)
  • αἰνογένειος (ainogéneios)
  • αἰνογῐ́γᾱς (ainogĭ́gās)
  • αἰνογόνος (ainogónos)
  • αἰνόδᾰκρῠς (ainódăkrŭs)
  • αἰνόδρῠπτος (ainódrŭptos)
  • αἰνοδρῠφής (ainodrŭphḗs)
  • αἰνόθεν (ainóthen)
  • αἰνολᾰμπής (ainolămpḗs)
  • αἰνόλεκτρος (ainólektros)
  • αἰνολέτης (ainolétēs)
  • αἰνολεχής (ainolekhḗs)
  • αἰνολέων (ainoléōn)
  • αἰνόλῐνος (ainólĭnos)
  • αἰνόλογος (ainólogos)
  • αἰνόλῠκος (ainólŭkos)
  • αἰνομᾰνής (ainomănḗs)
  • αἰνόμορος (ainómoros)
  • αἰνοπᾰθής (ainopăthḗs)
  • αἰνόπᾰρῐς (ainópărĭs)
  • αἰνοπᾰ́τηρ (ainopắtēr)
  • αἰνοπέλωρος (ainopélōros)
  • αἰνοπλήξ (ainoplḗx)
  • αἰνοποιέω (ainopoiéō)
  • αἰνόποτμος (ainópotmos)
  • αἰνοτᾰ́λᾱς (ainotắlās)
  • αἰνότλητος (ainótlētos)
  • αἰνοτόκος (ainotókos)
  • αἰνοτῠ́ρᾰννος (ainotŭ́rănnos)

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