σάρκας | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Flesh; the soft tissue of the body, often contrasted with bone. By extension, the physical body or bodily nature, sometimes implying the frailty of human corporeality.

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Grammatical Analysis

"σάρκας"

Case: accusative

Number: plural

Gender: feminine

Declension: 1st declension (alpha-stem; from σάρξ, σαρκ- as a 3rd-declension stem used with 1st-declension plural ending -ας)

Related Forms of σάρξ

7 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 σαρκὶ dative, singular, feminine σαρξ nominative, singular, feminine σαρκός genitive, singular, feminine σάρκος genitive, singular, feminine

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