Τάδε | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

“This here,” “this (one)”: a demonstrative pronoun indicating a person or thing close at hand, often with emphatic or deictic force (as in “this man here,” “this very”).

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Grammatical Analysis

"Τάδε"

Type: demonstrative pronoun (from ὅδε, ἥδε, τόδε)

Case: nominative/accusative

Number: plural

Gender: neuter

Note: Τάδε can function substantivally (“these things”) or as an internal object with verbs of saying/writing (“this/these [words] as follows”).

Related Forms of ὅδε

20 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

τῶνδʼ genitive, plural, common (masculine/feminine/neute... tode nominative or accusative, singular, neuter τωδ´ nominative, singular, masculine τῇδε dative, singular, feminine τηδε dative, singular, feminine Οδε nominative, singular, masculine tonde accusative, singular, masculine τοισδε dative, plural, masculine/neuter Τώνδ' genitive, plural, common (masculine/feminine) τωνδε genitive, plural, masculine/neuter τάδε nominative/accusative, plural, neuter τήνδʼ accusative, singular, feminine τῷδε dative, singular, masculine/neuter τῶνδε genitive, plural, masculine/neuter τουσδε accusative, plural, masculine τόδε nominative or accusative, singular, neuter τησδε genitive, singular, feminine Ταδε nominative or accusative, plural, neuter τόνδε accusative, singular, masculine τονδε accusative, singular, masculine

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