ἀνδρί | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Man; an adult male human being, often with the nuance of “husband” or “male person” as distinct from γυναί. In a wider sense, “person” when emphasizing manly character or status.

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Grammatical Analysis

"ἀνδρί"

Case: dative

Number: singular

Gender: masculine

Declension: third declension (stem ἀνδρ-; nominative ἀνήρ)

Related Forms of ἀνήρ

20 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

aner nominative, singular, masculine ἀνδράσιν dative, plural, masculine ανηρ nominative, singular, masculine ἀνήρ nominative, singular, masculine ανδρα accusative, singular, masculine Ανήρ nominative, singular, masculine andrwn genitive, plural, masculine ἄνδρες nominative, plural, masculine ἀνδρά accusative, singular, masculine ἀνδρῶν genitive, plural, masculine ἀνδρὸς genitive, singular, masculine andres nominative, plural, masculine andron genitive, plural, masculine ἀνδρὶ dative, singular, masculine ανδρες nominative, plural, masculine άνδρα accusative, singular, masculine ἀνὴρ nominative, singular, masculine άνδρες nominative, plural, masculine ανδρι dative, singular, masculine ἀνδράς accusative, plural, masculine

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