νήδυμος

Ancient Greek

Rebracketing of ἥδυμος (hḗdumos, “sweet, pleasant”), from the root of ἡδύς (hēdús, “sweet”)

νήδῠμος • (nḗdumos) m or f (neuter νήδῠμον); second declension

sweet, pleasant, delightful (epithet of sleep in Homer; used with other nouns by later writers)

Number	Singular		Dual		Plural
Case/Gender	Masculine / Feminine	Neuter	Masculine / Feminine	Neuter	Masculine / Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	νήδῠμος nḗdumos	νήδῠμον nḗdumon	νηδῠ́μω nēdúmō	νηδῠ́μω nēdúmō	νήδῠμοι nḗdumoi	νήδῠμᾰ nḗduma
Genitive	νηδῠ́μου nēdúmou	νηδῠ́μου nēdúmou	νηδῠ́μοιν nēdúmoin	νηδῠ́μοιν nēdúmoin	νηδῠ́μων nēdúmōn	νηδῠ́μων nēdúmōn
Dative	νηδῠ́μῳ nēdúmōi	νηδῠ́μῳ nēdúmōi	νηδῠ́μοιν nēdúmoin	νηδῠ́μοιν nēdúmoin	νηδῠ́μοις nēdúmois	νηδῠ́μοις nēdúmois
Accusative	νήδῠμον nḗdumon	νήδῠμον nḗdumon	νηδῠ́μω nēdúmō	νηδῠ́μω nēdúmō	νηδῠ́μους nēdúmous	νήδῠμᾰ nḗduma
Vocative	νήδῠμε nḗdume	νήδῠμον nḗdumon	νηδῠ́μω nēdúmō	νηδῠ́μω nēdúmō	νήδῠμοι nḗdumoi	νήδῠμᾰ nḗduma
Derived forms	Adverb		Comparative		Superlative
Derived forms	νηδῠ́μως nēdúmōs		νηδῠμώτερος nēdumṓteros		νηδῠμώτᾰτος nēdumṓtatos
Notes:	This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.