ἐξ ὧν | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Relative pronoun: “who, which, that,” used to introduce a relative clause; often with a correlative sense “the one who/that which.” It may also serve as a demonstrative in context, “this/that (one).”

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Grammatical Analysis

"ἐξ ὧν"

Ἐξ: {'part_of_speech': 'preposition', 'function': "governs the genitive; means 'out of, from' (before a vowel with smooth breathing: ἐκ > ἐξ)"}

Ὧν: {'part_of_speech': 'pronoun', 'type': 'relative pronoun (from ὅς, ἥ, ὅ)', 'case': 'genitive', 'number': 'plural', 'gender': 'common (masculine/feminine/neuter; determined by antecedent)', 'function': "object of the preposition ἐξ ('from which/whom/those from which')"}

Related Forms of ὅς

8 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

ὧν genitive, plural, masculine or neuter οἷσι dative, plural, masculine_or_neuter os nominative, singular, masculine ὃ nominative, singular, neuter ὃν accusative, singular, masculine οἷσιν dative, plural, masculine/neuter ἃ nominative/accusative, plural, neuter ὧι dative, singular, masculine/neuter

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