Ancient Greek grammar reference
τίς · τί — Ancient Greek Interrogative · asking a question chart
who? · what?
Dictionary forms / transliteration: tís · tí
Masculine and feminine share a form. The acute accent stays on the first syllable, even before another word: τίς is a question, while enclitic τις is indefinite. Parenthesized (ν) is optional final nu.
| Form | Masculine / feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | τίς | τί |
| Genitive | τίνος | τίνος |
| Dative | τίνι | τίνι |
| Accusative | τίνα | τί |
| Form | Masculine / feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | τίνες | τίνα |
| Genitive | τίνων | τίνων |
| Dative | τίσι(ν) | τίσι(ν) |
| Accusative | τίνας | τίνα |
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