ᾡ
Lemma: ὅς
pronoun (relative)
pronoun (relative)
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Added Oct 15, 2026
Definition
Relative pronoun: “who, which, that,” referring back to an expressed or implied antecedent. In the genitive it often means “whose,” and with prepositions it can function as “of/for/with whom (which).”
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Grammatical Analysis
"ᾡ"
Type: relative pronoun (ὅς, ἥ, ὅ)
Case: dative
Number: singular
Gender: masculine/neuter
Note: Form ᾡ = dat. sg. masc. or neut.; the circumflex reflects contraction/quantitative lengthening in the dative singular.
Related Forms of ὅς
20 forms discoveredOther inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:
οἷσι
dative, plural, masculine_or_neuter
ἐξ ὧν
prepositional_phrase
ἃ
nominative/accusative, plural, neuter
οἷσιν
dative, plural, masculine/neuter
ὧι
dative, singular, masculine/neuter
ὧν
genitive, plural, masculine or neuter
ἣ
nominative, singular, feminine
ὅν
accusative, singular, masculine
ὃ
nominative, singular, neuter
os
nominative, singular, masculine
οὓς
accusative, plural, masculine
ἣν
accusative, singular, feminine
ὃν
accusative, singular, masculine
ᾗ
dative, singular, feminine
οισι
dative, plural, masculine/neuter
οις
dative, plural, masculine or neuter
ᾧ
dative, singular, masculine or neuter
οἵ
nominative, plural, masculine
ὃς
nominative, singular, masculine
οὕς
accusative, plural, masculine