Pneuma | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Breath; wind—the air that is breathed or blown. Also, spirit or soul—the animating principle of a living being, and, in broader usage, one’s mind or temperament.

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Grammatical Analysis

"Pneuma"

Lexical form: πνεῦμα

Case: nominative (also could be accusative or vocative; see notes)

Number: singular

Gender: neuter

Declension: third

Stem: πνευματ-

Related Forms of πνεῦμα

9 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

pneuma nominative (can also be accusative), singular, neu... πνεύμασιν dative, plural, neuter πνεύματος genitive, singular, neuter Πνεύματος genitive, singular, neuter Πνεύμα nominative or accusative or vocative, singular, ne... πνεύματος genitive, singular, neuter πνεύματος genitive, singular, neuter πνεύματι dative, singular, neuter πνευματι dative, singular, neuter

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