γαιήοχος

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From γαῖα (gaîa) +‎ ὄχος (ókhos)

Pronunciation
 

Adjective

γαιήοχος • (gaiḗokhos) m or f (neuter γαιήοχον); second declension

  1. earth-bearing, earth-holding (epithet of Poseidon and sometimes other gods)

Declension
Second declension of γαιήοχος; γαιήοχον (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter
Nominative γαιήοχος
gaiḗokhos		 γαιήοχον
gaiḗokhon		 γαιηόχω
gaiēókhō		 γαιηόχω
gaiēókhō		 γαιήοχοι
gaiḗokhoi		 γαιήοχᾰ
gaiḗokha
Genitive γαιηόχου
gaiēókhou		 γαιηόχου
gaiēókhou		 γαιηόχοιν
gaiēókhoin		 γαιηόχοιν
gaiēókhoin		 γαιηόχων
gaiēókhōn		 γαιηόχων
gaiēókhōn
Dative γαιηόχῳ
gaiēókhōi		 γαιηόχῳ
gaiēókhōi		 γαιηόχοιν
gaiēókhoin		 γαιηόχοιν
gaiēókhoin		 γαιηόχοις
gaiēókhois		 γαιηόχοις
gaiēókhois
Accusative γαιήοχον
gaiḗokhon		 γαιήοχον
gaiḗokhon		 γαιηόχω
gaiēókhō		 γαιηόχω
gaiēókhō		 γαιηόχους
gaiēókhous		 γαιήοχᾰ
gaiḗokha
Vocative γαιήοχε
gaiḗokhe		 γαιήοχον
gaiḗokhon		 γαιηόχω
gaiēókhō		 γαιηόχω
gaiēókhō		 γαιήοχοι
gaiḗokhoi		 γαιήοχᾰ
gaiḗokha
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
γαιηόχως
gaiēókhōs		 γαιηοχώτερος
gaiēokhṓteros		 γαιηοχώτᾰτος
gaiēokhṓtatos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

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