Appendix:Ancient Greek Attic declension

Description

Greek nouns of the Attic declension are masculines and feminines ending in -ως (-ōs) and neuters in -ων (-ōn). This category is usually considered as a subcategory of the second Ancient Greek declension, because in both declensions masculines and feminines share the same endings.

Suffixes

	Attic nouns
	Masculine & Feminine			Neuter
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	–ως	–ω	–ῳ	–ων	–ω	–ω
Genitive	–ω	–ῳν	–ων	–ω	–ῳν	–ων
Dative	–ῳ	–ῳν	–ῳς	–ῳ	–ῳν	–ῳς
Accusative	–ων	–ω	–ως	–ων	–ω	–ω
Vocative	–ως	–ω	–ῳ	–ων	–ω	–ω

Examples

Note: These examples are forms from the Attic dialect.

	Attic nouns
	Masculine & Feminine			Neuter
	πρόνεως (proneōs, "pronaos") m			ἀνώγεων (anōgeōn, "raised floor") n
	Singular	Dual	Plural	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	πρόνεως	πρόνεω	πρόνεῳ	ἀνώγεων	ἀνώγεω	ἀνώγεω
Genitive	πρόνεω	πρόνεῳν	πρώνεων	ἀνώγεω	ἀνώγεῳν	ἀνώγεων
Dative	πρόνεῳ	πρόνεῳν	πρόνεῳς	ἀνώγεῳ	ἀνώγεῳν	ἀνώγεῳς
Accusative	πρόνεων	πρόνεω	πρόνεως	ἀνώγεων	ἀνώγεω	ἀνώγεω
Vocative	πρόνεως	πρόνεω	πρόνεῳ	ἀνώγεων	ἀνώγεω	ἀνώγεω