φθινύθων

Ancient Greek

Pronunciation

 

• IPA^(key): /pʰtʰi.ný.tʰɔːn/ → /ɸθiˈny.θon/ → /fθiˈni.θon/

• (5^th BCE Attic) IPA^(key): /pʰtʰi.ný.tʰɔːn/
• (1^st CE Egyptian) IPA^(key): /pʰtʰiˈny.tʰon/
• (4^th CE Koine) IPA^(key): /ɸθiˈny.θon/
• (10^th CE Byzantine) IPA^(key): /fθiˈny.θon/
• (15^th CE Constantinopolitan) IPA^(key): /fθiˈni.θon/

Participle

φθῐνύθων • (phthinúthōn) m (feminine φθῐνύθουσᾰ, neuter φθῐνύθον); first/third declension

1. present active participle of φθινύθω (phthinúthō)

Declension

First and third declension of φθῐνῠ́θων; φθῐνῠ́θουσᾰ; φθῐνῠ́θον (Attic)

Number		Singular				Dual				Plural
Case/Gender		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative		φθῐνῠ́θων phthinúthōn	φθῐνῠ́θουσᾰ phthinúthousa	φθῐνῠ́θον phthinúthon		φθῐνῠ́θοντε phthinúthonte	φθῐνῠθούσᾱ phthinuthoúsā	φθῐνῠ́θοντε phthinúthonte		φθῐνῠ́θοντες phthinúthontes	φθῐνῠ́θουσαι phthinúthousai	φθῐνῠ́θοντᾰ phthinúthonta
Genitive		φθῐνῠ́θοντος phthinúthontos	φθῐνῠθούσης phthinuthoúsēs	φθῐνῠ́θοντος phthinúthontos		φθῐνῠθόντοιν phthinuthóntoin	φθῐνῠθούσαιν phthinuthoúsain	φθῐνῠθόντοιν phthinuthóntoin		φθῐνῠθόντων phthinuthóntōn	φθῐνῠθουσῶν phthinuthousôn	φθῐνῠθόντων phthinuthóntōn
Dative		φθῐνῠ́θοντῐ phthinúthonti	φθῐνῠθούσῃ phthinuthoúsēi	φθῐνῠ́θοντῐ phthinúthonti		φθῐνῠθόντοιν phthinuthóntoin	φθῐνῠθούσαιν phthinuthoúsain	φθῐνῠθόντοιν phthinuthóntoin		φθῐνῠ́θουσῐ / φθῐνῠ́θουσῐν phthinúthousi(n)	φθῐνῠθούσαις phthinuthoúsais	φθῐνῠ́θουσῐ / φθῐνῠ́θουσῐν phthinúthousi(n)
Accusative		φθῐνῠ́θοντᾰ phthinúthonta	φθῐνῠ́θουσᾰν phthinúthousan	φθῐνῠ́θον phthinúthon		φθῐνῠ́θοντε phthinúthonte	φθῐνῠθούσᾱ phthinuthoúsā	φθῐνῠ́θοντε phthinúthonte		φθῐνῠ́θοντᾰς phthinúthontas	φθῐνῠθούσᾱς phthinuthoúsās	φθῐνῠ́θοντᾰ phthinúthonta
Vocative		φθῐνῠ́θων phthinúthōn	φθῐνῠ́θουσᾰ phthinúthousa	φθῐνῠ́θον phthinúthon		φθῐνῠ́θοντε phthinúthonte	φθῐνῠθούσᾱ phthinuthoúsā	φθῐνῠ́θοντε phthinúthonte		φθῐνῠ́θοντες phthinúthontes	φθῐνῠ́θουσαι phthinúthousai	φθῐνῠ́θοντᾰ phthinúthonta
Notes:		This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.