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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| πατήρ | Singular Nominative (Subject) |
| πατρός | Singular Genitive (Of/From) |
| πατρί | Singular Dative (To/For/Location/By) |
| πατέρα | Singular Accusative (Involving Motion) |
| πάτερ | Singular Vocative (Exclamation) |
| πατέρες | Plural Nominative (Subject) |
| πατέρων | Plural Genitive (Of/From) |
| πατράσι | Plural Dative (To/For/Location/By) |
| πατέρας | Plural Accusative (Involving Motion) |
| Terms | 9 |
| Creator | QuarterDragon |
| Created | November 10, 2008 |
| Groups | None |
| Subjects | ancient greek, syncopated nouns |
| Access | Anyone |
| Edit | Creator Only |
I currently have little to no idea why these are called "syncopated." Anyone that has ideas may post on the discussion board