ὑμῖν | Ancient Greek Analysis with Conjugation Tables

Definition

Second-person singular personal pronoun: “you” (nominative), referring to the person addressed. Used for emphatic or explicit address where the subject is stated.

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Grammatical Analysis

"ὑμῖν"

Type: personal pronoun (2nd person)

Case: dative

Number: plural

Gender: common (not morphologically distinguished)

Related Forms of σύ

14 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

σε accusative, singular, masculine or feminine (depen... ὑμῖν dative, plural, common (used for all genders), 2nd υμας accusative, plural, common (used for any gender), ... soi dative, singular, common (masculine or feminine) σοι dative, singular, common (used for all genders) Soi dative, singular, common (masculine / feminine / n... σύ nominative, singular, common (masculine/feminine) Σοι dative, singular, common (masculine/feminine; gend... ὑμᾶς accusative, plural, common (masculine/feminine; ge... σοῦ genitive, singular, common (masculine/feminine; no... Σύ γε pronoun + particle σευ unknown ὑμᾶς, accusative, plural, common (masculine/feminine; no... 'σύ nominative, singular, common (masculine/feminine)

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