οἷον | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

An adjective meaning “of what sort, what kind”; used to indicate the kind of person or thing and often to introduce a relative clause, commonly rendered in English as “such as” or “the kind that.”

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Grammatical Analysis

"οἷον"

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Related Forms of οἷος

20 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

οίος nominative, singular, masculine Οισιν dative, plural, masculine or neuter οἷός nominative, singular, masculine οιοί nominative, plural, masculine οιαν accusative, singular, feminine οἷα nominative or accusative, plural, neuter οιον accusative, singular, neuter οἵην accusative, singular, feminine Οια nominative, plural, feminine οἷοίπερ nominative, plural, masculine οἷος nominative, singular, masculine οἵον nominative or accusative, singular, neuter οἷόν nominative or accusative, singular, neuter οιοι nominative, plural, masculine οἵας accusative, plural, feminine οἵα nominative or vocative, singular, feminine οιαπερ nominative (or accusative, depending on syntax), p... οἴους accusative, plural, masculine οἷος τ᾽ὤν phrase (adjective + particle + participle) οἵῳ dative, singular, masculine or neuter

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