κέγχρινος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From κέγχρος (kénkhros, “millet”) +‎ -ινος (-inos).

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

κέγχρῐνος • (kénkhrĭnos) m (feminine κεγχρίνη, neuter κέγχρῐνον); first/second declension

  1. made of millet

Inflection

First and second declension of κέγχρῐνος; κεγχρῐ́νη; κέγχρῐνον (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative κέγχρῐνος
kénkhrĭnos 		κεγχρῐ́νη
kenkhrĭ́nē 		κέγχρῐνον
kénkhrĭnon 		κεγχρῐ́νω
kenkhrĭ́nō 		κεγχρῐ́νᾱ
kenkhrĭ́nā 		κεγχρῐ́νω
kenkhrĭ́nō 		κέγχρῐνοι
kénkhrĭnoi 		κέγχρῐναι
kénkhrĭnai 		κέγχρῐνᾰ
kénkhrĭnă
Genitive κεγχρῐ́νου
kenkhrĭ́nou 		κεγχρῐ́νης
kenkhrĭ́nēs 		κεγχρῐ́νου
kenkhrĭ́nou 		κεγχρῐ́νοιν
kenkhrĭ́noin 		κεγχρῐ́ναιν
kenkhrĭ́nain 		κεγχρῐ́νοιν
kenkhrĭ́noin 		κεγχρῐ́νων
kenkhrĭ́nōn 		κεγχρῐ́νων
kenkhrĭ́nōn 		κεγχρῐ́νων
kenkhrĭ́nōn
Dative κεγχρῐ́νῳ
kenkhrĭ́nōi 		κεγχρῐ́νῃ
kenkhrĭ́nēi 		κεγχρῐ́νῳ
kenkhrĭ́nōi 		κεγχρῐ́νοιν
kenkhrĭ́noin 		κεγχρῐ́ναιν
kenkhrĭ́nain 		κεγχρῐ́νοιν
kenkhrĭ́noin 		κεγχρῐ́νοις
kenkhrĭ́nois 		κεγχρῐ́ναις
kenkhrĭ́nais 		κεγχρῐ́νοις
kenkhrĭ́nois
Accusative κέγχρῐνον
kénkhrĭnon 		κεγχρῐ́νην
kenkhrĭ́nēn 		κέγχρῐνον
kénkhrĭnon 		κεγχρῐ́νω
kenkhrĭ́nō 		κεγχρῐ́νᾱ
kenkhrĭ́nā 		κεγχρῐ́νω
kenkhrĭ́nō 		κεγχρῐ́νους
kenkhrĭ́nous 		κεγχρῐ́νᾱς
kenkhrĭ́nās 		κέγχρῐνᾰ
kénkhrĭnă
Vocative κέγχρῐνε
kénkhrĭne 		κεγχρῐ́νη
kenkhrĭ́nē 		κέγχρῐνον
kénkhrĭnon 		κεγχρῐ́νω
kenkhrĭ́nō 		κεγχρῐ́νᾱ
kenkhrĭ́nā 		κεγχρῐ́νω
kenkhrĭ́nō 		κέγχρῐνοι
kénkhrĭnoi 		κέγχρῐναι
kénkhrĭnai 		κέγχρῐνᾰ
kénkhrĭnă
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
κεγχρῐ́νως
kenkhrĭ́nōs 		κεγχρῐνώτερος
kenkhrĭnṓteros 		κεγχρῐνώτᾰτος
kenkhrĭnṓtătos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

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