ανώτατος

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek ἀνώτατος (anṓtatos). A superlative form derived from the adverb άνω (áno, “upper, over”) + -τατος (-tatos, “superlative suffix”).

Adjective

ανώτατος • (anótatos) m (feminine ανωτάτη or ανώτατη, neuter ανώτατο)

supreme, of the highest rank

Usage notes

Degree of comparison of nonexistent adjective.

positive: — (see adverb άνω), comparative: ανώτερος, superlative: ανώτατος

Declension

declension of ανώτατος

number case / gender	singular			plural
number case / gender	masculine	feminine	neuter	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	ανώτατος	ανώτατη	ανώτατο	ανώτατοι	ανώτατες	ανώτατα
genitive	ανώτατου	ανώτατης	ανώτατου	ανώτατων	ανώτατων	ανώτατων
accusative	ανώτατο	ανώτατη	ανώτατο	ανώτατους	ανώτατες	ανώτατα
vocative	ανώτατε	ανώτατη	ανώτατο	ανώτατοι	ανώτατες	ανώτατα
notes	alternatively stressed feminine forms (learned): ανωτάτου, ανωτάτη, ανωτάτης, ανωτάτων

Related terms

ανώτερος (anóteros, “higher”)
ανώτατο δικαστήριο n (anótato dikastírio, “supreme court”)

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