PROS | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

πρός — a preposition governing the accusative, primarily meaning "toward, to, in the direction of" (with motion toward a person or place); it is also used figuratively to indicate "with regard to" or "in reference to."

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PRO/S

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Grammatical Analysis

"PROS"

Function: indicates direction ('to', 'towards', 'against') or relation depending on the case of its object (with accusative, dative, or genitive)

Related Forms of πρός

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Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

πρὸς preposition πρὸς αὐτόν preposition + pronoun πρός preposition προς preposition προτὶ preposition (enclitic form)

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