γεγωνός

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From γεγωνώς, the participle of γέγωνα

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

γεγωνός • (gegōnós) m or f (neuter γεγωνόν); second declension

  1. loud-sounding
  2. shrill
  3. loud of voice

Declension

Second declension of γεγωνός; γεγωνόν (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter
Nominative γεγωνός
gegōnós 		γεγωνόν
gegōnón 		γεγωνώ
gegōnṓ 		γεγωνώ
gegōnṓ 		γεγωνοί
gegōnoí 		γεγωνᾰ́
gegōnắ
Genitive γεγωνοῦ
gegōnoû 		γεγωνοῦ
gegōnoû 		γεγωνοῖν
gegōnoîn 		γεγωνοῖν
gegōnoîn 		γεγωνῶν
gegōnôn 		γεγωνῶν
gegōnôn
Dative γεγωνῷ
gegōnōî 		γεγωνῷ
gegōnōî 		γεγωνοῖν
gegōnoîn 		γεγωνοῖν
gegōnoîn 		γεγωνοῖς
gegōnoîs 		γεγωνοῖς
gegōnoîs
Accusative γεγωνόν
gegōnón 		γεγωνόν
gegōnón 		γεγωνώ
gegōnṓ 		γεγωνώ
gegōnṓ 		γεγωνούς
gegōnoús 		γεγωνᾰ́
gegōnắ
Vocative γεγωνέ
gegōné 		γεγωνόν
gegōnón 		γεγωνώ
gegōnṓ 		γεγωνώ
gegōnṓ 		γεγωνοί
gegōnoí 		γεγωνᾰ́
gegōnắ
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
γεγωνῶς
gegōnôs 		γεγωνότερος
gegōnóteros 		γεγωνότᾰτος
gegōnótătos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

References

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