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Case Endings or Formative Suffixes of Nouns:


THE FOLLOWING endings were fused to the stem of nouns and adjectives to form the various cases, numbers, and genders.


Vowel Declension
Consonant Declension
First
Second
Third (consonant)
singular
Masc. Fem. M. and F. Neut. M. and F. Neut.
Nom. - ς none - ς - ν - ς (none) none
Gen. - ο - ς - ο (ιο) - ο (ιο) - ος - ος
Dat. -ι - ι - ι - ι - ι - ι
Acc. - ν - ν - ν - ν - ν, α none
Voc. none none none - ν - ς none
Dual
N. A. V. none none none none - ε - ε
G. D. - ιιν - ιιν - ιιν - ιιν - οιιν - οιιν
Plural
N. V. - ι - ι - ι - - ες -
Gen. - ων - ων - ων - ων - ων - ων
Dat. - (ι)σι, ις - (ι)σι, ις - (ι)σι, ις - (ι)σι, ις - σ(σ)ι - σ(σ)ι
Acc. - νς - νς - νς - - νς -

  1. Forms in parenthesis ( ) are contracted.

μ, ν, ντ, νδ, νθ, ρ, and λ are regularly dropped when they occurred before a σ , and the preceding vowel is lengthen (εει, οου, α, ι, υ).
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