θήκη – Ancient Greek noun declension

Ancient Greek noun forms of θήκη

Noun: θήκη
Hyphenation:
Gender: Feminine

Nominative

Singularθήκη
Dualθήκᾱ
Pluralθῆκαι
Singularthḗkē
Dualthḗkā
Pluralthêkai

Genitive

Singularθήκης
Dualθήκαιν
Pluralθηκῶν
Singularthḗkēs
Dualthḗkain
Pluralthēkôn

Dative

Singularθήκῃ
Dualθήκαιν
Pluralθήκαις
Singularthḗkēi
Dualthḗkain
Pluralthḗkais

Accusative

Singularθήκην
Dualθήκᾱ
Pluralθήκᾱς
Singularthḗkēn
Dualthḗkā
Pluralthḗkās

Vocative

Singularθήκη
Dualθήκᾱ
Pluralθῆκαι
Singularthḗkē
Dualthḗkā
Pluralthêkai

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Etymology

From some derivative of Proto-Indo-European *dʰeh₁- (“to do; to set”), and compared in particular to Sanskrit धाक (dhāká, “container”). See also τίθημι (títhēmi, “to place; to put”), from the same root.

Verbs referencing "θήκη"

Middle English Nouns tay, Italian Nouns teca, Greek Nouns θήκη, Italian Nouns tega, English Nouns theca, Latin Nouns theca, Romanian Nouns teacă, English Nouns glyptotheca, Irish Nouns tiach, French Nouns taie, German Nouns Theke, English Nouns staurotheke, French Nouns thèque, Finnish Nouns glyptoteekki, Dutch Nouns tijk, English Nouns argyrothecology.

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