ῥόϊνος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From ῥόα (rhóa, “pomegranate”) +‎ -ινος (-inos).

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

ῥόϊνος • (rhóïnos) m (feminine ῥοΐνη, neuter ῥόϊνον); first/second declension

  1. of pomegranate

Inflection

First and second declension of ῥόϊνος; ῥοΐνη; ῥόϊνον (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative ῥόϊνος
rhóïnos 		ῥοΐνη
rhoḯnē 		ῥόϊνον
rhóïnon 		ῥοΐνω
rhoḯnō 		ῥοΐνᾱ
rhoḯnā 		ῥοΐνω
rhoḯnō 		ῥόϊνοι
rhóïnoi 		ῥόϊναι
rhóïnai 		ῥόϊνᾰ
rhóïnă
Genitive ῥοΐνου
rhoḯnou 		ῥοΐνης
rhoḯnēs 		ῥοΐνου
rhoḯnou 		ῥοΐνοιν
rhoḯnoin 		ῥοΐναιν
rhoḯnain 		ῥοΐνοιν
rhoḯnoin 		ῥοΐνων
rhoḯnōn 		ῥοΐνων
rhoḯnōn 		ῥοΐνων
rhoḯnōn
Dative ῥοΐνῳ
rhoḯnōi 		ῥοΐνῃ
rhoḯnēi 		ῥοΐνῳ
rhoḯnōi 		ῥοΐνοιν
rhoḯnoin 		ῥοΐναιν
rhoḯnain 		ῥοΐνοιν
rhoḯnoin 		ῥοΐνοις
rhoḯnois 		ῥοΐναις
rhoḯnais 		ῥοΐνοις
rhoḯnois
Accusative ῥόϊνον
rhóïnon 		ῥοΐνην
rhoḯnēn 		ῥόϊνον
rhóïnon 		ῥοΐνω
rhoḯnō 		ῥοΐνᾱ
rhoḯnā 		ῥοΐνω
rhoḯnō 		ῥοΐνους
rhoḯnous 		ῥοΐνᾱς
rhoḯnās 		ῥόϊνᾰ
rhóïnă
Vocative ῥόϊνε
rhóïne 		ῥοΐνη
rhoḯnē 		ῥόϊνον
rhóïnon 		ῥοΐνω
rhoḯnō 		ῥοΐνᾱ
rhoḯnā 		ῥοΐνω
rhoḯnō 		ῥόϊνοι
rhóïnoi 		ῥόϊναι
rhóïnai 		ῥόϊνᾰ
rhóïnă
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
ῥοΐνως
rhoḯnōs 		ῥοϊνότερος
rhoïnóteros 		ῥοϊνότᾰτος
rhoïnótătos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

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