το | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

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 discovered

Other 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 τους accusative, plural, masculine τη dative, singular, feminine του genitive, singular, masculine or neuter τοῦ genitive, singular, masculine or neuter τοὺς accusative, plural, masculine τον accusative, singular, masculine τό nominative, singular, neuter tò nominative or accusative, singular, neuter τῆς genitive, singular, feminine τὰς accusative, plural, feminine Τον accusative, singular, masculine tous accusative, plural, masculine τῷ dative, singular, masculine/neuter τῳ dative, singular, masculine or neuter ὁ nominative, singular, masculine οι nominative, plural, masculine

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