ἠβαιός

Ancient Greek

According to Leumann, it arose by false split from οὐ δή βαιόν (ou dḗ baión). A prefix ἠ- (ē-) is improbable.

ἠβαιός • (ēbaiós) m (feminine ἠβαιᾱ́, neuter ἠβαιόν); first/second declension

First and second declension of ἠβαιός; ἠβαιᾱ́; ἠβαιόν (Attic)

Number	Singular			Dual			Plural
Case/Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ἠβαιός ēbaiós	ἠβαιᾱ́ ēbaiā́	ἠβαιόν ēbaión	ἠβαιώ ēbaiṓ	ἠβαιᾱ́ ēbaiā́	ἠβαιώ ēbaiṓ	ἠβαιοί ēbaioí	ἠβαιαί ēbaiaí	ἠβαιᾰ́ ēbaiắ
Genitive	ἠβαιοῦ ēbaioû	ἠβαιᾶς ēbaiâs	ἠβαιοῦ ēbaioû	ἠβαιοῖν ēbaioîn	ἠβαιαῖν ēbaiaîn	ἠβαιοῖν ēbaioîn	ἠβαιῶν ēbaiôn	ἠβαιῶν ēbaiôn	ἠβαιῶν ēbaiôn
Dative	ἠβαιῷ ēbaiōî	ἠβαιᾷ ēbaiāî	ἠβαιῷ ēbaiōî	ἠβαιοῖν ēbaioîn	ἠβαιαῖν ēbaiaîn	ἠβαιοῖν ēbaioîn	ἠβαιοῖς ēbaioîs	ἠβαιαῖς ēbaiaîs	ἠβαιοῖς ēbaioîs
Accusative	ἠβαιόν ēbaión	ἠβαιᾱ́ν ēbaiā́n	ἠβαιόν ēbaión	ἠβαιώ ēbaiṓ	ἠβαιᾱ́ ēbaiā́	ἠβαιώ ēbaiṓ	ἠβαιούς ēbaioús	ἠβαιᾱ́ς ēbaiā́s	ἠβαιᾰ́ ēbaiắ
Vocative	ἠβαιέ ēbaié	ἠβαιᾱ́ ēbaiā́	ἠβαιόν ēbaión	ἠβαιώ ēbaiṓ	ἠβαιᾱ́ ēbaiā́	ἠβαιώ ēbaiṓ	ἠβαιοί ēbaioí	ἠβαιαί ēbaiaí	ἠβαιᾰ́ ēbaiắ
Derived forms	Adverb			Comparative			Superlative
Derived forms	ἠβαιόν ēbaión			ἠβαιότερος ēbaióteros			ἠβαιότᾰτος ēbaiótătos
Notes:	This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.