δίμορφος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From δι- (di-) +‎ -μορφος (-morphos).

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

δίμορφος • (dímorphos) m or f (neuter δίμορφον); second declension

  1. having two shapes or forms

Inflection

Second declension of δῐ́μορφος; δῐ́μορφον (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter
Nominative δῐ́μορφος
dĭ́morphos 		δῐ́μορφον
dĭ́morphon 		δῐμόρφω
dĭmórphō 		δῐμόρφω
dĭmórphō 		δῐ́μορφοι
dĭ́morphoi 		δῐ́μορφᾰ
dĭ́morphă
Genitive δῐμόρφου
dĭmórphou 		δῐμόρφου
dĭmórphou 		δῐμόρφοιν
dĭmórphoin 		δῐμόρφοιν
dĭmórphoin 		δῐμόρφων
dĭmórphōn 		δῐμόρφων
dĭmórphōn
Dative δῐμόρφῳ
dĭmórphōi 		δῐμόρφῳ
dĭmórphōi 		δῐμόρφοιν
dĭmórphoin 		δῐμόρφοιν
dĭmórphoin 		δῐμόρφοις
dĭmórphois 		δῐμόρφοις
dĭmórphois
Accusative δῐ́μορφον
dĭ́morphon 		δῐ́μορφον
dĭ́morphon 		δῐμόρφω
dĭmórphō 		δῐμόρφω
dĭmórphō 		δῐμόρφους
dĭmórphous 		δῐ́μορφᾰ
dĭ́morphă
Vocative δῐ́μορφε
dĭ́morphe 		δῐ́μορφον
dĭ́morphon 		δῐμόρφω
dĭmórphō 		δῐμόρφω
dĭmórphō 		δῐ́μορφοι
dĭ́morphoi 		δῐ́μορφᾰ
dĭ́morphă
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
δῐμόρφως
dĭmórphōs 		δῐμορφότερος
dĭmorphóteros 		δῐμορφότᾰτος
dĭmorphótătos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

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