σκοπός – Ancient Greek noun declension

Ancient Greek noun forms of σκοπός

Noun: σκοπός
Hyphenation:
Gender: Masculine

Nominative

Singularσκοπός
Dualσκοπώ
Pluralσκοποί
Singularskopós
Dualskopṓ
Pluralskopoí

Genitive

Singularσκοποῦ
Dualσκοποῖν
Pluralσκοπῶν
Singularskopoû
Dualskopoîn
Pluralskopôn

Dative

Singularσκοπῷ
Dualσκοποῖν
Pluralσκοποῖς
Singulartōî skopōî
Dualskopoîn
Pluralskopoîs

Accusative

Singularσκοπόν
Dualσκοπώ
Pluralσκοπούς
Singularskopón
Dualskopṓ
Pluralskopoús

Vocative

Singularσκοπέ
Dualσκοπώ
Pluralσκοποί
Singularskopé
Dualskopṓ
Pluralskopoí

Sample Sentences

  • Ἠέλιον δ’ ἵκοντο θεῶν σκοπὸν ἠδὲ καὶ ἀνδρῶν (Translation by Martin L. West
  • They came to Helios, the watcher of gods and men) [Homeric Hymns 2. To Demeter 63]

Etymology

From the root of σκέπτομαι (sképtomai, “to observe”) + -ός (-ós).

Verbs referencing "σκοπός"

Latin Nouns scopus, English Nouns scope, Greek Nouns σκοπός, English Nouns skopos.

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