χήρ – Ancient Greek noun declension

Ancient Greek noun forms of χήρ

Noun: χήρ
Hyphenation:
Gender: Masculine

Nominative

Singularχήρ
Dualχῆρε
Pluralχῆρες
Singularkhḗr
Dualkhêre
Pluralkhêres

Genitive

Singularχηρός
Dualχηροῖν
Pluralχηρῶν
Singularkhērós
Dualkhēroîn
Pluralkhērôn

Dative

Singularχηρῐ́
Dualχηροῖν
Pluralχηρσῐ́; χηρσῐ́ν
Singulartōî khērĭ́
Dualkhēroîn
Pluralkhērsĭ́(n)

Accusative

Dualχῆρε
Pluralχῆρᾰς
Singularkhêră
Dualkhêre
Pluralkhêrăs

Vocative

Singularχήρ
Dualχῆρε
Pluralχῆρες
Singularkhḗr
Dualkhêre
Pluralkhêres

Sample Sentences

Nouns inflected like χήρ

κήρ, σήρ, χήρ, ψήρ,

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *ǵʰḗr (“hedgehog”) and identical with Latin ēr (“hedgehog”). See: Latin Nouns 'ēr'.

Verbs referencing "χήρ"

Latin Nouns er.

Translations