ᾀδόντων

Lemma: ἀείδω

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Definition

Sing, chant, or celebrate in song, often of poetic or epic composition. In the middle, sing or make song for oneself; the passive is rare and means “be sung of/celebrated in song.”

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Grammatical Analysis

"ᾀδόντων"

Verb type: standard (-ω) verb

Lemma: ᾄδω

Tense: present

Voice: active

Mood: participle

Case: genitive

Number: plural

Gender: masculine/neuter

Note: Form ᾀδόντων is the genitive plural of the present active participle (contract verb ᾄδω). It can agree with a masculine or neuter plural head noun (or function substantively) in the genitive.

Related Forms of ἀείδω

9 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

αειδεις present, active, indicative, singular, 2nd ἀείδω present, active, indicative, singular, 1st ἀείδεις present, active, indicative, singular, 2nd ἄιδω present, active, indicative, singular, 1st ἄειδε present, active, imperative, singular, 2nd ἀείσατ aorist, active, indicative, singular, 3rd ἀείσατε aorist (first aorist: -σα-), active, imperative, p... ἀέσαμεν aorist (first aorist, sigmatic), active, indicativ... ἄεσαν aorist (2nd aorist, without -σα-), active, indicat...

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