Ancient Greek grammar reference
ὅς · ἥ · ὅ — Ancient Greek Relative chart
who · which · that
Dictionary forms / transliteration: hós · hḗ · hó
A relative pronoun links a clause to its referent. Gender and number usually match that referent; case normally comes from the pronoun’s role inside its own clause. Every form has a rough breathing and an accent.
| Form | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ὅς | ἥ | ὅ |
| Genitive | οὗ | ἧς | οὗ |
| Dative | ᾧ | ᾗ | ᾧ |
| Accusative | ὅν | ἥν | ὅ |
| Form | Masculine | Feminine | Neuter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | οἵ | αἵ | ἅ |
| Genitive | ὧν | ὧν | ὧν |
| Dative | οἷς | αἷς | οἷς |
| Accusative | οὕς | ἅς | ἅ |
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