ουν

"ουν"

Type: inferential/demonstrative particle

Notes: οὖν is an uninflected particle in Ancient Greek. It does not change form for person, number, case, gender, tense, mood, or voice. Syntactically, it is most often used as a postpositive conjunction or particle, typically placed second in a clause. It is used to mark inference, logical consequence, continuation, or transition in discourse, often translated as 'therefore', 'then', 'now', or 'so' in English.