προτὶ | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

πρός is a preposition meaning toward, to, or with respect to; it marks direction toward a person or place and, in various contexts, indicates relation or reference (often rendered as “towards” or “to/with regard to”).

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Grammatical Analysis

"προτὶ"

Verb type: not a verb

Form: προτὶ

Normalized form: πρός

Governs case: dative (chiefly Homeric/Ionic usage)

Basic meaning: toward, to, against (with dative in this dialectal/poetic usage)

Notes: προτὶ is an older/poetic variant of πρός, especially common in Homer, typically used with the dative; as a preposition it does not inflect for case/number/gender.

Related Forms of πρός

5 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

πρὸς preposition πρὸς αὐτόν preposition + pronoun PROS preposition προς preposition πρός preposition

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