πρώτιστος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

πρῶτος (prôtos, “first”) +‎ -ιστος (-istos, superlative suffix), thus literally ‘firstest’.

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

πρώτιστος • (prṓtistos) m (feminine πρωτίστη, neuter πρώτιστον); first/second declension

  1. the very first

Declension

First and second declension of πρώτῐστος; πρωτῐ́στη; πρώτῐστον (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative πρώτῐστος
prṓtĭstos 		πρωτῐ́στη
prōtĭ́stē 		πρώτῐστον
prṓtĭston 		πρωτῐ́στω
prōtĭ́stō 		πρωτῐ́στᾱ
prōtĭ́stā 		πρωτῐ́στω
prōtĭ́stō 		πρώτῐστοι
prṓtĭstoi 		πρώτῐσται
prṓtĭstai 		πρώτῐστᾰ
prṓtĭstă
Genitive πρωτῐ́στου
prōtĭ́stou 		πρωτῐ́στης
prōtĭ́stēs 		πρωτῐ́στου
prōtĭ́stou 		πρωτῐ́στοιν
prōtĭ́stoin 		πρωτῐ́σταιν
prōtĭ́stain 		πρωτῐ́στοιν
prōtĭ́stoin 		πρωτῐ́στων
prōtĭ́stōn 		πρωτῐ́στων
prōtĭ́stōn 		πρωτῐ́στων
prōtĭ́stōn
Dative πρωτῐ́στῳ
prōtĭ́stōi 		πρωτῐ́στῃ
prōtĭ́stēi 		πρωτῐ́στῳ
prōtĭ́stōi 		πρωτῐ́στοιν
prōtĭ́stoin 		πρωτῐ́σταιν
prōtĭ́stain 		πρωτῐ́στοιν
prōtĭ́stoin 		πρωτῐ́στοις
prōtĭ́stois 		πρωτῐ́σταις
prōtĭ́stais 		πρωτῐ́στοις
prōtĭ́stois
Accusative πρώτῐστον
prṓtĭston 		πρωτῐ́στην
prōtĭ́stēn 		πρώτῐστον
prṓtĭston 		πρωτῐ́στω
prōtĭ́stō 		πρωτῐ́στᾱ
prōtĭ́stā 		πρωτῐ́στω
prōtĭ́stō 		πρωτῐ́στους
prōtĭ́stous 		πρωτῐ́στᾱς
prōtĭ́stās 		πρώτῐστᾰ
prṓtĭstă
Vocative πρώτῐστε
prṓtĭste 		πρωτῐ́στη
prōtĭ́stē 		πρώτῐστον
prṓtĭston 		πρωτῐ́στω
prōtĭ́stō 		πρωτῐ́στᾱ
prōtĭ́stā 		πρωτῐ́στω
prōtĭ́stō 		πρώτῐστοι
prṓtĭstoi 		πρώτῐσται
prṓtĭstai 		πρώτῐστᾰ
prṓtĭstă
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
πρωτῐ́στως
prōtĭ́stōs 		πρωτῐστότερος
prōtĭstóteros 		πρωτῐστότᾰτος
prōtĭstótătos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

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