εις | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

One; the cardinal numeral denoting a single person or thing. It can function as a determiner or pronoun, with the sense “the one” or “a single (one)” in context.

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Grammatical Analysis

"εις"

Function: takes the accusative and expresses motion into or toward (local), extension up to (temporal), or purpose/result (figurative)

Related Forms of εἷς

17 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

ἕν nominative or accusative, singular, neuter μιᾷ dative, singular, feminine heis nominative, singular, masculine εἷς nominative, singular, masculine τὸ ἕν article + numeral/adjective (substantivized) κἀνείς nominative, singular, masculine ἕν τι phrase ἕνα accusative, singular, masculine ενός genitive, singular, masculine or neuter μιαν accusative, singular, feminine μια nominative, singular, feminine ενα unknown εἶς present, active, indicative, singular, 2nd ἑνί dative, singular, masculine or neuter μίαν accusative, singular, feminine ἓν nominative / accusative, singular, neuter ἑνὸς genitive, singular, masculine/neuter (same form)

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