ἀέκητι
Definition
“Unwillingly, against one’s will;” often with a genitive of the person (“without X’s consent,” “in spite of X”).
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Grammatical Analysis
"ἀέκητι"
Form: ἀέκητι
Adverb type: modal / manner adverb (instrumental-dative formation)
Degree: positive
Government: often takes a genitive (ἄκοντος, ἐμεῦ, etc.)
Meaning: against one’s will, unwillingly; without the consent of
Note on formation: built on ἀ- (privative) + ἑκών ‘willing’ > ἀέκων ‘unwilling’; the ending -τι reflects an old instrumental/dative-adverbial suffix, not a case ending in this form
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