οὔ
Lemma: οὐ
Definition
οὐ is the primary negative particle in Ancient Greek, meaning “not” or “no.” It is used to negate a statement (often before the verb in the indicative and related forms), contrasting with μή, which marks non-factual or potential negation.
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Grammatical Analysis
"οὔ"
Type: negative particle
Variant: used before vowels (form of οὐ)
Meaning: not
Usage note: Used for simple/indicative negation as opposed to μή, which is used for subjunctive, imperative, and optative moods.
Related Forms of οὐ
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Verb Conjugation
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