ὁδός – Ancient Greek noun declension

Ancient Greek noun forms of ὁδός

Noun: ὁδός
Hyphenation:
Gender: Feminine

Nominative

Singularὁδός
Dualὁδώ
Pluralὁδοί
Singularhodós
Dualhodṓ
Pluralhodoí

Genitive

Singularὁδοῖο
Dualὁδοῖν
Singularhodoû; hodoîo
Dualhodoîn; hodoîĭ̈n
Pluralhodôn

Dative

Dualὁδοῖν
Pluralὁδοῖς; ὁδοῖσῐν
Singularhodōî
Dualhodoîn; hodoîĭ̈n
Pluralhodoîs; hodoîsĭ; hodoîsĭn

Accusative

Singularὁδόν
Dualὁδώ
Pluralὁδούς
Singularhodón
Dualhodṓ
Pluralhodoús

Vocative

Singularὁδέ
Dualὁδώ
Pluralὁδοί
Singularhodé
Dualhodṓ
Pluralhodoí

Sample Sentences

Nouns inflected like ὁδός

ὁδός,

Etymology

1. From Proto-Hellenic *hodós, possibly from a Proto-Indo-European *sodós (“course”), which is traditionally derived from *sed- (“to sit”) and directly cognate with Proto-Slavic *xodъ (“motion; passage”), with more distant cognates including Sanskrit सा॒द (sādá, “a sitting; riding; motion”); however, this has been disputed. This would make it one of the oldest -ός (-ós) deverbals in Greek.
2. For the putative semantic development, compare English set out from the same root, as well as road from Proto-Germanic *raidō (“ride, journey”).

Verbs referencing "ὁδός"

Greek Nouns οδός, Polish Nouns anoda, English Nouns odonym, English Nouns hydrogode, English Nouns odology, English Nouns hodonym.

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