οὐτ’ | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

A coordinating negative conjunction meaning “and not,” “nor,” or “neither,” used to link clauses or words under a shared negation (often paired with **οὔτε … οὔτε**, “neither … nor”).

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Grammatical Analysis

"οὐτ’"

Form: οὐτ’

Normalization: οὔτε (elided before a following vowel or smooth breathing)

Function: negative correlative coordinating conjunction/particle

Syntax: links coordinated elements in a negative series (‘neither … nor …’); also used as ‘and not / nor’ depending on context

Notes: The apostrophe marks elision of the final vowel (οὔτε → οὐτ’). Not a verb form.

Related Forms of οὔτε

6 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

οὐτε conjunction/particle ουτ' particle οὔτ' conjunction/particle (coordinating negative) Οὔτε conjunction/particle οὔτε conjunction (correlative particle) οὔθ’ particle (negative) + enclitic conjunction (elided...

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