νύχθʼ | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Night; the time of darkness between sunset and sunrise, often personified as the goddess Night.

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Grammatical Analysis

"νύχθʼ"

Case: accusative

Number: singular

Gender: feminine

Declension: 3rd declension (stem νυκτ-, from νύξ)

Note on form: νύχθʼ is an elided form (apostrophe marks elision); it represents νύχθ(α), i.e. accusative singular νύκτα with the final -α elided before a following vowel.

Related Forms of νύξ

9 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

nux nominative, singular, feminine νυκτος genitive, singular, feminine νυκτὸς genitive, singular, feminine Νύκτα accusative, singular, feminine Νυκτέρων genitive, plural, feminine νύξ nominative, singular, feminine νυκτί dative, singular, feminine νυξ nominative, singular, feminine νυκτὶ dative, singular, feminine

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