ἧκα
Definition
Gently, softly, at ease; also “slightly” or “a little.” Used chiefly as an adverb, often of easing or relaxing (e.g., ἧκα ἵεσθαι “to let go gently”).
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Grammatical Analysis
"ἧκα"
Lemma: ἧκα
Degree: positive
Function: adverb of manner/time: 'gently, softly; quietly; (often) a little, slightly'
Verb Conjugation
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