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This group of generic inflection table templates are provided for 'one-off' declensions of pronouns, adjectives, etc which have three genders, four cases and one or two numbers. They are provided in addition to the standard range of common paradigms to be found in a list of Greek adjective inflection-table templates.
This template should be used for those declensions with two forms in some cells, missing (blank) forms are allowed for. In addition:
Arguments
editThe relationship between ordered/numbered arguments and table positions, empty arguments leave blank cells.
header = required text (optional) | ||||||
nominative | 1, 2 | 3, 4 | 5, 6 | 7, 8 | 9, 10 | 11, 12 |
genitive | 13, 14 | 15, 16 | 17, 18 | 19, 20 | 21, 22 | 23, 24 |
accusative | 25, 26 | 27, 28 | 29, 30 | 31, 32 | 33, 34 | 35, 36 |
vocative | 37, 38 | 39, 40 | 41, 42 | 43, 44 | 45, 46 | 47, 48 |
note=required text (optional) |
Syntax
edit{{el-decl-2|header=Declension of 'κάποιος'|κάποιος||κάποια||κάποιο||κάποιοι||κάποιες||κάποια||κάποιου|καποιανού|κάποιας|καποιανής|κάποιου|καποιανού|κάποιων|καποιανών|κάποιων|καποιανών|κάποιων|καποιανών|κάποιο|κάποιον|κάποια||κάποιο||κάποιους||κάποιες||κάποια||κάποιε||κάποια||κάποιο||κάποιοι||κάποιες||κάποια||note=1. The alternative masculine {{el-link-ttip|κάποιον}} is used as a pronoun, ie without a noun.<br>2. The alternative genitive forms are uncommon and very rare in the plural.}}
- Output
number case \ gender |
singular | plural | ||||
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masculine | feminine | neuter | masculine | feminine | neuter | |
nominative | κάποιος • | κάποια • | κάποιο • | κάποιοι • | κάποιες • | κάποια • |
genitive | κάποιου •, καποιανού • | κάποιας •, καποιανής • | κάποιου •, καποιανού • | κάποιων •, καποιανών • | κάποιων •, καποιανών • | κάποιων •, καποιανών • |
accusative | κάποιο •, κάποιον • | κάποια • | κάποιο • | κάποιους • | κάποιες • | κάποια • |
vocative | κάποιε • | κάποια • | κάποιο • | κάποιοι • | κάποιες • | κάποια • |
1. The alternative masculine κάποιον • is used as a pronoun, ie without a noun. 2. The alternative genitive forms are uncommon and very rare in the plural. |