ἐλεήμων

Ancient Greek

Etymology

    ἐλεέω (eleéō) +‎ -μων (-mōn)

    Pronunciation

     

    Adjective

    ἐλεήμων • (eleḗmōn) m or f (neuter ἐλεῆμον); second declension

    1. merciful

    Inflection

    Third declension of ἐλεήμων; ἐλεῆμον (Attic)
    Number Singular Dual Plural
    Case/Gender Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter
    Nominative ἐλεήμων
    eleḗmōn     		ἐλεῆμον
    eleêmon     		ἐλεήμονε
    eleḗmone     		ἐλεήμονε
    eleḗmone     		ἐλεήμονες
    eleḗmones     		ἐλεήμονᾰ
    eleḗmonă
    Genitive ἐλεήμονος
    eleḗmonos     		ἐλεήμονος
    eleḗmonos     		ἐλεημόνοιν
    eleēmónoin     		ἐλεημόνοιν
    eleēmónoin     		ἐλεημόνων
    eleēmónōn     		ἐλεημόνων
    eleēmónōn
    Dative ἐλεήμονῐ
    eleḗmonĭ     		ἐλεήμονῐ
    eleḗmonĭ     		ἐλεημόνοιν
    eleēmónoin     		ἐλεημόνοιν
    eleēmónoin     		ἐλεήμοσῐ / ἐλεήμοσῐν
    eleḗmosĭ(n)     		ἐλεήμοσῐ / ἐλεήμοσῐν
    eleḗmosĭ(n)
    Accusative ἐλεήμονᾰ
    eleḗmonă     		ἐλεῆμον
    eleêmon     		ἐλεήμονε
    eleḗmone     		ἐλεήμονε
    eleḗmone     		ἐλεήμονᾰς
    eleḗmonăs     		ἐλεήμονᾰ
    eleḗmonă
    Vocative ἐλεῆμον
    eleêmon     		ἐλεῆμον
    eleêmon     		ἐλεήμονε
    eleḗmone     		ἐλεήμονε
    eleḗmone     		ἐλεήμονες
    eleḗmones     		ἐλεήμονᾰ
    eleḗmonă
    Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
    ἐλεημόνως
    eleēmónōs     		ἐλεημονέστερος
    eleēmonésteros     		ἐλεημονέστατος
    eleēmonéstatos
    Notes:
    • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

    Derived terms

    Descendants

    • → Greek: ελεήμων (eleḯmon) (learned)

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