τὰ ἴδια | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Of one's own; private, personal, belonging to oneself. It can also mean peculiar or characteristic of a person or thing.

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Grammatical Analysis

"τὰ ἴδια"

Article: {'case': 'nominative or accusative', 'number': 'plural', 'gender': 'neuter', 'form': 'τὰ'}

Adjective: {'case': 'nominative or accusative', 'number': 'plural', 'gender': 'neuter', 'degree': 'positive', 'form': 'ἴδια'}

Note: When the neuter plural adjective is used with the article (τὰ ἴδια), it is substantivized and means 'one's own things' or 'private affairs'. The form fits both nominative and accusative due to neuter rules.

Related Forms of ἴδιος

4 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

οἱ ἴδιοι nominative, plural, masculine Idia nominative / vocative / accusative, plural, neuter ἰδίαν accusative, singular, feminine ιδιαν accusative, singular, feminine

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