διὸ
Lemma: διό
Definition
Therefore; for this reason, on account of which. Often used inferentially (“wherefore, hence”) to introduce a conclusion or result.
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Grammatical Analysis
"διὸ"
Type: coordinating (inferential/consecutive)
Function: therefore; for which reason; introducing a conclusion drawn from the preceding context
Formation: contraction of δι᾽ (διά + accusative) + ὅ (relative pronoun, neuter accusative singular)
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