το
Lemma: ὁ
definite article
definite article
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Added Jun 07, 2026
Definition
The masculine singular nominative definite article, “the,” used to mark a noun as definite; also used substantively (“the one who/which”). In Homer and some early Greek it can function as a demonstrative pronoun, “this/that.”
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Grammatical Analysis
"το"
Case: nominative_or_accusative
Number: singular
Gender: neuter
Declension: second_declension (article paradigm)
Related Forms of ὁ
20 forms discoveredOther inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:
τόν
accusative, singular, masculine
τῆι
dative, singular, feminine
τὸν
accusative, singular, masculine
τοῖς
dative, plural, masculine or neuter
του
genitive, singular, masculine or neuter
τη
dative, singular, feminine
τῷ
dative, singular, masculine/neuter
τοὺς
accusative, plural, masculine
τοῦ
genitive, singular, masculine or neuter
τους
accusative, plural, masculine
τον
accusative, singular, masculine
Τα
accusative, plural, neuter
τῆς
genitive, singular, feminine
τὰς
accusative, plural, feminine
tò
nominative or accusative, singular, neuter
tous
accusative, plural, masculine
τό
nominative, singular, neuter
Τον
accusative, singular, masculine
τῳ
dative, singular, masculine or neuter
τό
nominative or accusative, singular, neuter