isoisin

"isoisin"

Note: The exact form "isoisin" is not a valid/attested Ancient Greek inflected form in standard orthography. If this is a transliteration, it likely corresponds to Greek "ἴσοισιν" (= ἴσοις + ν), an adjective form.

Possible analysis if ἴσοισιν: {'part_of_speech': 'adjective', 'case': 'dative', 'number': 'plural', 'gender': 'masculine/neuter', 'degree': 'positive', 'declension': '1st/2nd (two-termination adjective: ἴσος, ἴση, ἴσον)', 'enclitic_nu': 'optional -ν (nu movable / ephelcystic nu), common esp. in poetry or before vowels'}