διοτρεφής

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From Ζεύς (Zeús, “Zeus”) +‎ τρέφω (tréphō, “to nourish”) +‎ -ής (-ḗs, adjectival suffix).

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

δῐοτρεφής • (dĭotrephḗs) m or f (neuter δῐοτρεφές); third declension (Epic)

  1. nourished by Zeus

Declension

Third declension of δῐοτρεφής; δῐοτρεφές (uncontracted, Epic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter
Nominative δῐοτρεφής
dĭotrephḗs 		δῐοτρεφές
dĭotrephés 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέε
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephée 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέε
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephée 		δῐοτρεφεῖς / δῐοτρεφέες
dĭotrepheîs / dĭotrephées 		δῐοτρεφέᾰ
dĭotrephéă
Genitive δῐοτρεφέος / δῐοτρεφεῦς
dĭotrephéos / dĭotrepheûs 		δῐοτρεφέος / δῐοτρεφεῦς
dĭotrephéos / dĭotrepheûs 		δῐοτρεφοῖν
dĭotrephoîn 		δῐοτρεφοῖν
dĭotrephoîn 		δῐοτρεφέων
dĭotrephéōn 		δῐοτρεφέων
dĭotrephéōn
Dative δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέῐ̈
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephéĭ̈ 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέῐ̈
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephéĭ̈ 		δῐοτρεφοῖν
dĭotrephoîn 		δῐοτρεφοῖν
dĭotrephoîn 		δῐοτρεφέσῐ / δῐοτρεφέσῐν
dĭotrephésĭ(n) 		δῐοτρεφέσῐ / δῐοτρεφέσῐν
dĭotrephésĭ(n)
Accusative δῐοτρεφέᾰ
dĭotrephéă 		δῐοτρεφές
dĭotrephés 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέε
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephée 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέε
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephée 		δῐοτρεφέᾰς
dĭotrephéăs 		δῐοτρεφέᾰ
dĭotrephéă
Vocative δῐοτρεφές
dĭotrephés 		δῐοτρεφές
dĭotrephés 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέε
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephée 		δῐοτρεφεῖ / δῐοτρεφέε
dĭotrepheî / dĭotrephée 		δῐοτρεφεῖς / δῐοτρεφέες
dĭotrepheîs / dĭotrephées 		δῐοτρεφέᾰ
dĭotrephéă
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
δῐοτρεφέως
dĭotrephéōs 		δῐοτρεφέστερος
dĭotrephésteros 		δῐοτρεφέστᾰτος
dĭotrephéstătos
Notes:
  • Dialects other than Attic are not well attested. Some forms may be based on conjecture. Use with caution.

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