οὓς | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Relative pronoun: “who, which, that,” referring back to an expressed or implied antecedent; in some contexts also “what” (especially in neuter). Can function as a connective relative (“and he/which”).

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Grammatical Analysis

"οὓς"

Type: relative pronoun (ὅς, ἥ, ὅ)

Case: accusative

Number: plural

Gender: masculine

Note: Form οὓς (with rough breathing and acute accent) is the masc. acc. pl. of the relative pronoun; it may also occur as the masc. acc. pl. of the interrogative pronoun τίς in some contexts, but the normal identification of οὕς is relative ὅς.

Related Forms of ὅς

14 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

ὧν genitive, plural, masculine or neuter οἷσι dative, plural, masculine_or_neuter os nominative, singular, masculine ὃ nominative, singular, neuter ὃν accusative, singular, masculine οἷσιν dative, plural, masculine/neuter ὧι dative, singular, masculine/neuter ἃ nominative/accusative, plural, neuter ἐξ ὧν prepositional_phrase ὅν accusative, singular, masculine ἣ nominative, singular, feminine οισι dative, plural, masculine/neuter οἵ nominative, plural, masculine οὕς accusative, plural, masculine

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