Appendix:Ancient Greek first declension

Description

Greek nouns of the first declension are feminines in -η, -ᾰ, -ᾱ (-ē, -ă, -ā), and masculines in -ης, -ᾱς (-ēs, -ās).

Examples

Note: These examples are forms from the Attic dialect.

Feminines in -η and -ᾱ

• Citation form: τῑμή, ἡ f (tīmē)
• Citation form: χώρᾱ, ἡ f (chōrā)

	singular	dual	plural		singular	dual	plural
nominative vocative	τῑμ·ή tīm·ē	τῑμ·ᾱ́ tīm·ā	τῑμ·αί tīm·ae		χώρ·ᾱ chōr·ā	χώρ·ᾱ chōr·ā	χῶρ·αι chōr·ae
accusative	τῑμ·ήν tīm·ēn		τῑμ·ᾱ́ς tīm·ās		χώρ·ᾱν chōr·ān		χώρ·ᾱς chōr·ās
genitive	τῑμ·ῆς tīm·ēs	τῑμ·αῖν tīm·aen	τῑμ·ῶν tīm·ōn		χώρ·ᾱς chōr·ās	χώρ·αιν chōr·aen	χωρ·ῶν chōr·ōn
dative	τῑμ·ῇ tīm·ē(i)		τῑμ·αῖς tīm·aes		χώρ·ᾳ chōr·ā(i)		χώρ·αις chōr·aes

Masculines in -ης

Citation form: κριτής, -ου, ὁ m (critēs)

	singular	dual	plural
nominative	κριτ·ής crit·ēs	κριτ·ᾱ́ crit·ā	κριτ·αί crit·ae
vocative	κριτ·ά crit·a
accusative	κριτ·ήν crit·ēn		κριτ·ᾱ́ς crit·ās
genitive	κριτ·οῦ crit·ū	κριτ·αῖν crit·aen	κριτ·ῶν crit·ōn
dative	κριτ·ῇ crit·ē(i)		κριτ·αῖς crit·aes