ενα | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

“One, a single” (numeral/adjective), often meaning “one and the same” or “a certain one”; as a substantive, “one person/thing.”

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Grammatical Analysis

"ενα"

Note: The exact form provided, "ενα", is not a standard Ancient Greek inflected form as written (it lacks the expected accent/breathing and may reflect later/modern orthography or a transcription without diacritics). In Ancient Greek, the closest likely intended form is ἕνα / ἕνᾰ (from εἷς, μία, ἕν, 'one'), which would be an accusative singular form; but "ενα" itself is ambiguous without diacritics and context.

Related Forms of εἷς

12 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

εἷς nominative, singular, masculine κἀνείς nominative, singular, masculine heis nominative, singular, masculine μιᾷ dative, singular, feminine ἕν nominative or accusative, singular, neuter εις preposition ἕν τι phrase τὸ ἕν article + numeral/adjective (substantivized) ἕνα accusative, singular, masculine μιαν accusative, singular, feminine μια nominative, singular, feminine ενός genitive, singular, masculine or neuter

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