αἵτινές | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Whoever; any one who—an indefinite relative pronoun referring to a person (often with a generalizing or conditional force), sometimes used as “the one who,” introducing a relative clause.

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Grammatical Analysis

"αἵτινές"

Type: relative/interrogative (ὅστις/ἥτις/ὅ τι, ‘whoever/which(ever)’)

Case: nominative

Number: plural

Gender: feminine

Related Forms of ὅστις

18 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

αἵτινες nominative, plural, feminine Οστις nominative, singular, masculine or feminine (commo... Ήτις nominative, singular, feminine Ὅστις nominative, singular, masculine ἥντινα accusative, singular, feminine ἥτις nominative, singular, feminine ἡτις nominative, singular, feminine οἵτινες nominative, plural, masculine ὅστις nominative, singular, masculine ὅτῳ dative, singular, masculine or neuter όττι conjunction ὅντινα accusative, singular, masculine οιτινες nominative, plural, masculine οὕστινας accusative, plural, masculine οστις nominative, singular, masculine ώτινι dative, singular, feminine ἅτινά nominative or accusative, plural, neuter ατινα nominative or accusative, plural, neuter

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