σαρκὶ | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Flesh, the soft tissues of the body (as opposed to bone), and by extension the body or physical nature; also meat as food. In some contexts, it can denote human mortality or the bodily aspect of a person.

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Grammatical Analysis

"σαρκὶ"

Case: dative

Number: singular

Gender: feminine

Declension: third declension (stem σαρκ-, from σάρξ)

Related Forms of σάρξ

9 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

σάρκα accusative, singular, feminine σάρξ nominative or accusative, singular, feminine σάρκας accusative, plural, feminine σαρξ nominative, singular, feminine σαρκός genitive, singular, feminine σάρκος genitive, singular, feminine σαρκι dative, singular, feminine σάρκας accusative, plural, feminine σαρκός, genitive, singular, feminine

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