ἕκητι
Definition
“By the will/pleasure of,” “at the instance of,” used of a person (or deity) whose consent or agency is decisive; also more generally “willingly, intentionally.”
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Grammatical Analysis
"ἕκητι"
Form: ἕκητι
Governing case: genitive
Syntactic position: typically postpositive (follows its genitive complement)
Meaning/function: ‘for the sake of’, ‘because of’ (expresses purpose/cause with genitive)
Verb type: not applicable (not a verb)
Verb Conjugation
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