Talk:ἀδάμας
Latest comment: 2 years ago by Danielhythloday in topic Full inflection
Full inflection
editMy reference does not specify the full adjectival inflection, possibly because the word appears to most often be used as a noun, and thus the inflection of the other genders might be poorly attested. Consequently, I've only included the masculine inflection. Many adjectives which utilize the third declension have the feminine decline identically to the masculine. As for the neuter, I can't say for sure. My best guess would be ἀδάμα (or perhaps ἄδαμα?), following the pattern of neuter third declension nouns with dental stems like ὄνομα. However, this is only a guess. -Atelaes λάλει ἐμοί 13:59, 22 June 2010 (UTC)
- The declension ignores the accent (instead of the accent it appears the sign of brevis, which is also OK). The declension should be
- NOM_SG ἀδάμας
- VOC_SG ἀδάμαν
- AC_SG ἀδάμαντα
- GEN_SG ἀδάμαντος
- DAT_SG ἀδάμαντι
- NOM_PL ἀδάμαντες
- VOC_PL ἀδάμαντες
- AC_PL ἀδάμαντας
- GEN_PL ἀδαμάντων
- DAT_PL ἀδάμασι(ν)
- NOM_DU ἀδάμαντε
- VOC_DU ἀδάμαντε
- AC_DU ἀδάμαντε
- GEN_DU ἀδαμάντοιν
- DAT_DU ἀδαμάντοιν
- ˜˜˜ Danielhythloday (talk) 12:23, 21 November 2021 (UTC)