Appendix:Ancient Greek second declension nouns

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Greek nouns of the second declension are masculines and feminines in -ος (-os), and neuters in -ον (-on).

[edit] Examples

Note: These examples are forms from the Attic dialect.

• Citation form: λύκος, ὁ m (lycos)
• Citation form: ζυγόν, τό n (zygon)

	singular	dual	plural		singular	dual	plural
nominative	λύκ·ος lyc·os	λύκ·ω lyc·ō	λύκ·οι lyc·oe		ζυγ·όν zyg·on	ζυγ·ώ zyg·ō	ζυγ·ά zyg·a
vocative	λύκ·ε lyc·e
accusative	λύκ·ον lyc·on		λύκ·ους lyc·ūs
genitive	λύκ·ου lyc·ū	λύκ·οιν lyc·oen	λύκ·ῶν lyc·ōn		ζυγ·οῦ zyg·ū	ζυγ·οῖν zyg·oen	ζυγ·ῶν zyg·ōn
dative	λύκ·ῳ lyc·ō(i)		λύκ·οις lyc·oes		ζυγ·ῷ zyg·ō(i)		ζυγ·οῖς zyg·oes