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.

Synonyms

1. neither of the two

   • οὐδέτερος (not either, neither of the two, ne uter)
   • ὁπότερος (in which of two ways)

Related

• ὁσαχοῦ (in as many places as)
• λυτέος (one must solve)
• ἀστρονόμος (an astronomer)
• προσρητέος (to be addressed)
• ὁριστέος (one must determine)
• ἔνστασις (a beginning)
• δοξαστός (matter of opinion)
• κατασκευαστικός (fitted for providing)
• ὀκτώπους (octopus)
• ὁμολόγημα (that which is agreed upon)
• διδακτέος (one must teach)
• προσεκτικός (attentive)
• μεταβαίνω (to pass over from one place to another)
• βιωτέος (one must live)
• πάνδεινος (all-dreadful)
• ποτέος (drinkable)
• ἔφεσις (a throwing or hurling at)
• οἰητέος (one must suppose)
• φιλητός (to be loved)
• τετράχους (holding four)
• συστοιχία (a coordinate series)
• μεταδοτέος (one must give a share)
• δύσπειστος ()
• κολαστέος (to be chastised)
• μεθοδικοί (“methodic” physicians)
• μεθοδικός (going to work by rule)
• νομοθετητέος (to be settled by law)
• θεατέος (to be seen)
• κερκίς (the rod or comb)
• βλεπτέος (one must look)