Ancient Greek dictionary · noun
δένδρον
tree
Transliteration: dendron
Dictionary forms: δένδρον, δένδροο
Inflection: second declension
Meaning and definitions
- tree
Connected roots
- dendr-
tree
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- dendrite
A slender projection of a nerve cell which conducts nerve impulses from a synapse to the body of the cell; a dendron.
Recorded forms
| Form | Grammar |
|---|---|
| δένδρον | nom. sg. |
| δένδρᾰ | nom. pl. |
| δένδρου | gen. sg. |
| δένδρων | gen. pl. |
| δένδρῳ | dat. sg. |
| δένδροις | dat. pl. |
| δένδρον | acc. sg. |
| δένδρᾰ | acc. pl. |
| δένδρον | voc. sg. |
| δένδρᾰ | voc. pl. |
| δένδροιο | gen. sg. |
| δένδροο | gen. sg. |
| δένδροισῐ | dat. pl. |
| δένδροισῐν | dat. pl. |
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