Declension

The inflection forms above were generated by rules and some usages of them were not attested.

Due to a bug of system, some forms may display wrong accents.

Related

• λυρικός (of or for the lyre)
• Ἑρμιονεύς (an inhabitant of Hermione)
• Αἰγυπτιστί (in the Egyptian tongue)
• μεσόμφαλος (in mid-navel)
• πολύμνηστος (much-remembering)
• Κίλιξ (a Cilician)
• συκέα (fig tree)
• ἀγλαόκαρπος (bearing beautiful or goodly fruit)
• ἀλέξω (I keep off)
• κοσμητός (well-ordered)
• ἑλικτός (curved)
• παρῳδός (singing indirectly)
• συνωρίς (a pair of horses)
• περικλειτός (famed all round)
• Ὀλυμπιονίκης (a conqueror in the Olympic games)
• ἀζάνω (to dry)
• ἄστυλος (without pillar or prop)
• νόμιος (of shepherds)
• θηριακός (of wild or venomous beasts)
• λαοδόκος (receiving the people)
• θέσπις (having words from God)
• Σκυθιστί (in the Scythian tongue)
• τρίφυλος (of three tribes)
• μαρμάρινος (of marble)
• δίστιχος (of two verses)
• ἰαμβοποιός (a writer of iambics)
• κοσμητής (an orderer)
• λαρινός (fatted)
• Πατρεύς (an inhabitant of Patras)
• κατάχαλκος (overlaid with brass or copper)