οἰσύϊνος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From οἶσος (oîsos, “withy”) +‎ -ινος (-inos).

Pronunciation

(5^th BCE Attic) IPA^(key): /oi̯.sý.i.nos/
(1^st CE Egyptian) IPA^(key): /yˈsy.i.nos/
(4^th CE Koine) IPA^(key): /yˈsy.i.nos/
(10^th CE Byzantine) IPA^(key): /yˈsy.i.nos/
(15^th CE Constantinopolitan) IPA^(key): /iˈsi.i.nos/

Adjective

οἰσύϊνος • (oisúïnos) m (feminine οἰσυΐνη, neuter οἰσύϊνον); first/second declension

made of withy

Inflection

First and second declension of οἰσύῐ̈νος; οἰσυῐ̈́νη; οἰσύῐ̈νον (Attic)

Number	Singular			Dual			Plural
Case/Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	οἰσύῐ̈νος oisúĭ̈nos	οἰσυῐ̈́νη oisuĭ̈́nē	οἰσύῐ̈νον oisúĭ̈non	οἰσυῐ̈́νω oisuĭ̈́nō	οἰσυῐ̈́νᾱ oisuĭ̈́nā	οἰσυῐ̈́νω oisuĭ̈́nō	οἰσύῐ̈νοι oisúĭ̈noi	οἰσύῐ̈ναι oisúĭ̈nai	οἰσύῐ̈νᾰ oisúĭ̈nă
Genitive	οἰσυῐ̈́νου oisuĭ̈́nou	οἰσυῐ̈́νης oisuĭ̈́nēs	οἰσυῐ̈́νου oisuĭ̈́nou	οἰσυῐ̈́νοιν oisuĭ̈́noin	οἰσυῐ̈́ναιν oisuĭ̈́nain	οἰσυῐ̈́νοιν oisuĭ̈́noin	οἰσυῐ̈́νων oisuĭ̈́nōn	οἰσυῐ̈́νων oisuĭ̈́nōn	οἰσυῐ̈́νων oisuĭ̈́nōn
Dative	οἰσυῐ̈́νῳ oisuĭ̈́nōi	οἰσυῐ̈́νῃ oisuĭ̈́nēi	οἰσυῐ̈́νῳ oisuĭ̈́nōi	οἰσυῐ̈́νοιν oisuĭ̈́noin	οἰσυῐ̈́ναιν oisuĭ̈́nain	οἰσυῐ̈́νοιν oisuĭ̈́noin	οἰσυῐ̈́νοις oisuĭ̈́nois	οἰσυῐ̈́ναις oisuĭ̈́nais	οἰσυῐ̈́νοις oisuĭ̈́nois
Accusative	οἰσύῐ̈νον oisúĭ̈non	οἰσυῐ̈́νην oisuĭ̈́nēn	οἰσύῐ̈νον oisúĭ̈non	οἰσυῐ̈́νω oisuĭ̈́nō	οἰσυῐ̈́νᾱ oisuĭ̈́nā	οἰσυῐ̈́νω oisuĭ̈́nō	οἰσυῐ̈́νους oisuĭ̈́nous	οἰσυῐ̈́νᾱς oisuĭ̈́nās	οἰσύῐ̈νᾰ oisúĭ̈nă
Vocative	οἰσύῐ̈νε oisúĭ̈ne	οἰσυῐ̈́νη oisuĭ̈́nē	οἰσύῐ̈νον oisúĭ̈non	οἰσυῐ̈́νω oisuĭ̈́nō	οἰσυῐ̈́νᾱ oisuĭ̈́nā	οἰσυῐ̈́νω oisuĭ̈́nō	οἰσύῐ̈νοι oisúĭ̈noi	οἰσύῐ̈ναι oisúĭ̈nai	οἰσύῐ̈νᾰ oisúĭ̈nă
Derived forms	Adverb			Comparative			Superlative
Derived forms	οἰσυῐ̈́νως oisuĭ̈́nōs			οἰσυῐ̈νώτερος oisuĭ̈nṓteros			οἰσυῐ̈νώτᾰτος oisuĭ̈nṓtătos
Notes:	This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

Ancient Greek

Etymology

Pronunciation

Adjective

Inflection

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