σι

Greek

Noun

σι • (si) n (indeclinable)

  1. (music) si, ti (seventh note in the tonic sol-fa or solfège scale)
  2. (music) B (seventh note or leading tone in the C major scale)

Tsakonian

Etymology

From Doric Greek σφι (sphi, “them”, dative); compare Attic Greek σφεῖς (spheîs, “they”).

Pronunciation

Pronoun

σι (si)

  1. third person plural personal pronoun: they, them, their

Declension

Tsakonian personal pronouns
1st person Singular Plural
Nominative εζού (ezoú), εζούνε (ezoúne) ενεί (eneí)
Accusative / Genitive ενίου (eníou) / μι (mi) εμού (emoú), εμούνανε (emoúnane), ενεί (eneí), ενείνανε (eneínane) / νάμου (námou), νάμι (námi)
2nd person Singular Plural
Nominative εκιού (ekioú), εκιούνε (ekioúne) εμού (emoú)
Accusative / Genitive ετίου (etíou) / ντι (nti) εμού (emoú), εμούνανε (emoúnane) / νιούμου (nioúmou), νιούμι (nioúmi)
3rd person Singular Plural
Nominative / Accusative / Genitive νι (ni) σι (si)

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