άρχοντα | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

A “ruler” or “magistrate,” one who holds official authority or governs. In Classical Athens especially, the term denotes an archon, a chief civic official or one of the annually elected magistrates.

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Grammatical Analysis

"άρχοντα"

Lemma: ἄρχων (< ἄρχω)

Case: accusative

Number: singular

Gender: masculine

Declension: 3rd declension (ντ-stem participial type)

Related Forms of ἄρχων

6 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

αρχοντος genitive, singular, masculine (can be common masc.... ἄρχων nominative, singular, masculine αρχοντων genitive, plural, masculine (common gender possibl... ἄρχοντες active, participle, nominative, plural, masculine αρχοντας accusative, plural, masculine αρχοντι dative, singular, masculine (or common)

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