ραβδί

Greek

Etymology

From Byzantine Greek ῥαβδίν (rhabdín), inherited from Ancient Greek ῥαβδίον (rhabdíon), a diminutive of ῥάβδος (rhábdos).

Noun

ραβδί • (ravdí) n (plural ραβδιά)

1. rod, stick, pointer, cane
2. wand (of magic, of fairy tales)

Declension

declension of ραβδί

case     \     number	singular	plural
nominative	ραβδί •	ραβδιά •
genitive	ραβδιού •	ραβδιών •
accusative	ραβδί •	ραβδιά •
vocative	ραβδί •	ραβδιά •

Related terms

• μαγικό ραβδί n (magikó ravdí, “wand”)
• and see: ράβδος f (rávdos, “rod, stick; ingot”)