ἀγαθὴν | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Good, noble, or morally excellent; also “brave” or “valiant” in contexts of martial or civic virtue. By extension, capable or serviceable (“good at” something).

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Grammatical Analysis

"ἀγαθὴν"

Case: accusative

Number: singular

Gender: feminine

Degree: positive

Related Forms of ἀγαθός

18 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

ἀγαθός nominative, singular, masculine ἀγαθά nominative/accusative/vocative, plural, neuter Agathos nominative, singular, masculine ἀγαθὸν accusative, singular, neuter agathos nominative, singular, masculine agathon accusative, singular, neuter ἀγαθόν nominative/accusative, singular, neuter agaqwn genitive, plural, masculine_or_neuter ἀγαθοῦ genitive, singular, masculine/neuter agathwn genitive, plural, masculine_or_neuter ἀγαθός nominative, singular, masculine τἀγαθόν nominative/accusative, singular, neuter αγαθε vocative, singular, masculine τἀγαθὰ nominative or accusative, plural, neuter ἀγαθῶν genitive, plural, masculine/neuter αγαθον nominative/accusative, singular, neuter αγαθας accusative, plural, feminine ἀγαθὰ nominative/accusative, plural, neuter

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