διόπερ
Definition
Therefore; for which reason—an inferential conjunction introducing a conclusion from what precedes (“wherefore,” “and so,” “accordingly”).
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Grammatical Analysis
"διόπερ"
Type: coordinating (inferential/consecutive)
Function: introduces a conclusion or inference; typically = 'therefore, for this very reason, wherefore'
Composition: διό ('wherefore/therefore', from διά + ὅ) + περ (enclitic/emphatic particle adding force: 'just, precisely')
Notes: indeclinable; no case/number/gender; not a verb
Verb Conjugation
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