κυριου | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Master; lord, one who has authority or ownership. Also “legitimate/valid” (e.g., of laws or agreements), and as a noun “the person in charge” or “head of a household.”

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Grammatical Analysis

"κυριου"

Verb type: not a verb

Case: genitive

Number: singular

Gender: masculine (could be neuter if taken from κύριον)

Declension: 2nd declension (o-stem)

Possible lemmas: ["κύριος (noun: 'lord, master')", "κύριος (adjective: 'having authority, lordly'—here likely used substantively)"]

Note on accent: The form is written without accent (κυριου); the standard accented form is κυρίου.

Related Forms of κύριος

7 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

κύριος nominative, singular, masculine Κύριος nominative, singular, masculine κυριος nominative, singular, masculine kurios nominative, singular, masculine Kurios nominative, singular, masculine κυρίου genitive, singular, masculine κυριον accusative, singular, masculine (or neuter; form i...

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