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Greek
- δούλη f (doúli) (formal, ecclesiastical)
Etymology
From δούλος m (doúlos) δουλ- + -α (-a, “suffix for feminine”). Compare to the ancient δούλη (doúli).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈðula/
- Hyphenation: δού‧λα
Noun
δούλα • (doúla) f (plural δούλες, masculine δούλος)
- slave (female)
- (obsolete) maidservant
Declension
Declension of δούλα
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singular
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plural
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| nominative
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δούλα (doúla)
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δούλες (doúles)
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| genitive
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δούλας (doúlas)
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δούλων (doúlon)
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| accusative
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δούλα (doúla)
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δούλες (doúles)
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| vocative
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δούλα (doúla)
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δούλες (doúles)
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