παῖδʼ | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Child; also a boy or girl, and by extension a young person. Often used of a servant or attendant (esp. a household slave).

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Grammatical Analysis

"παῖδʼ"

Lemma: παῖς

Case: accusative

Number: singular

Gender: common (masculine/feminine depending on context)

Declension: 3rd declension (stem παιδ-)

Note on form: παῖδʼ is the elided form of παῖδα, with final -α elided before a following vowel or at verse boundary; the apostrophe marks elision.

Related Forms of παῖς

20 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

παιδας accusative or genitive, plural, masculine or femin... παις nominative OR vocative OR accusative (context-depe... παῖδα accusative, singular, masculine Παις nominative, singular, common (masculine or feminin... παιδί nominative or vocative or accusative, singular, ne... παιδῶν genitive, plural, masculine or feminine paidos genitive, singular, masculine or feminine (common) παίδων genitive, plural, masculine παισιν dative, plural, neuter παι unknown παῖδες nominative, plural, masculine Pais nominative or vocative, singular, masculine (commo... παιδος genitive, singular, masculine or feminine παῖς nominative, singular, common (masculine/feminine) παιδων genitive, plural, common (masculine/feminine) παῖδές nominative, plural, masculine (can also be common ... παιδα accusative, singular, masculine Paida accusative, singular, masculine παῖδ dative, singular, masculine or feminine παῖ vocative, singular, masculine

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