δεινον | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Terrible, fearful, or formidable; often used of what inspires dread or awe. By extension, strong or extreme in quality, and in a positive sense “marvelous” or “clever, skilled” (especially of a person’s abilities).

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Grammatical Analysis

"δεινον"

Lemma: δεινός

Case: nominative/accusative/vocative

Number: singular

Gender: neuter

Degree: positive

Declension: 1st/2nd declension (two-termination adjective)

Related Forms of δεινός

7 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

δεινῶν genitive, plural, masculine or neuter δεινη nominative, singular, feminine δεινοῦ genitive, singular, masculine or neuter deinos nominative, singular, masculine δεινά nominative/accusative, plural, neuter δεινου genitive, singular, masculine/neuter δεινων genitive, plural, masculine/neuter

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