kakoisin | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Bad, base, or morally evil; also mean-spirited or cowardly in character. By extension, of things: harmful, poor in quality, or unfortunate.

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Grammatical Analysis

"kakoisin"

Lemma: κακός

Case: dative

Number: plural

Gender: masculine/neuter

Degree: positive

Declension: 1st/2nd declension adjective (two-termination: -ός, -όν)

Form notes: κακοῖσι(ν) is the epic/Ionic dative plural ending (-οισι(ν)) corresponding to Attic -οις; may function adjectivally ('to/for the bad [men/things]') or substantivally ('to/for the bad ones').

Related Forms of κακός

9 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

κακά nominative / accusative / vocative, plural, neuter κακών genitive, plural, masculine/neuter κακήν accusative, singular, feminine κακῶς adverb κακος nominative, singular, masculine κακῶν genitive, plural, masculine/neuter κακῷ dative, singular, masculine/neuter κακων genitive, plural, masculine/neuter κακιων genitive, plural, masculine/feminine/neuter

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