ταυτη | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

This, that; used as a demonstrative pronoun/adjective referring to a person or thing near the speaker or just mentioned (“this one,” “that man there”). Often has an anaphoric or slightly emphatic force (“the aforesaid,” “the very one”).

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Grammatical Analysis

"ταυτη"

Type: demonstrative (ὅδε/οὗτος-family; from οὗτος)

Case: dative

Number: singular

Gender: feminine

Note: Form ταύτῃ (often written without accents as ταυτη) = ‘to/for this (woman/thing)’; also used adverbially in some contexts as ‘in this way/hereby’.

Related Forms of οὗτος

20 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

τούτοις dative, plural, masculine_or_neuter Τούτου genitive, singular, masculine or neuter ταῦτα nominative / accusative, plural, neuter toisin dative, plural, masculine/neuter outos nominative, singular, masculine τούτου genitive, singular, masculine or neuter τουτον accusative, singular, masculine τούτον accusative, singular, masculine αυτη nominative, singular, feminine Ταύτῃ dative, singular, feminine αὕτη nominative, singular, feminine Τούτους accusative, plural, masculine Ταύτην accusative, singular, feminine οὗτος nominative, singular, masculine τοῦτο nominative/accusative, singular, neuter Οὗτος nominative, singular, masculine ταύτῃ dative, singular, feminine ταύτα accusative, plural, neuter τοῦθ' genitive, singular, neuter τούτο accusative, singular, neuter

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