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D. 1. Hom.
has βασιλῆος,
-ῆι, -ῆα, -εῦ, -ῆες,
-εῦσι (and
-ήεσσι),
-ῆας.
Also -έος,
-έϊ, -έᾰ, from
the stem εϜ
= ευ̯. -εῦς and
-εῖ for
-έος
and -έϊ
are not common. Ἀτρεύς,
Τῡδεύς have
-έ(Ϝ)-ος
etc. regularly (Τῡδῆ
from Τῡδέα).
Hdt.
has -έος,
-έϊ or
-εῖ, -έᾰ,
-εῦ, -έες, -έων, -εῦσι,
-έᾰς. |
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2.
Hom.
has γρηῦς
or γρηΰς, γρηΐ,
γρηῦ and
γρηΰ;
the unattic
βόεσσι
(and βουσί),
βόας (and
βοῦς),
βῶν acc.
sing. Η
238. The
Doric nom. sing. is βῶς,
acc. pl. βῶς. |
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3.
The declension of ναῦς
in Doric, Homer,
and Herodotus is as follows: |
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singular |
plural |
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Doric |
Homer |
Hdt. |
Doric |
Homer |
Hdt. |
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Nom. |
ναῦ-ς |
νηῦ-ς |
νηῦ-ς |
νᾶ-ες |
νῆ-ες, |
νέ-ες |
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νέ-ες |
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Gen. |
νᾱ-ός |
νη-ός, |
νε-ός |
νᾱ-ῶν |
νη-ῶν, |
νε-ῶν |
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νε-ός |
(and
νη-ός?) |
|
νε-ῶν |
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Dat. |
νᾱ-ΐ |
νη-ΐ |
νη-ΐ |
ναυ-σί(ν), |
νηυ-σί(ν) |
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νά̄-εσσι(ν) |
νή-εσσι(ν),
νέ-εσσι(ν) |
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Acc. |
ναῦ-ν |
νῆ-α, |
νέ-α |
νᾶ-ας |
νῆ-ας, |
νέ-ας |
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νέ-α |
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νέ-ας |
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Hom.
has ναυσί
in ναυσικλυτός. |
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