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Proto-Hellenic
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *gʷḗn (“woman”).[1]
Noun
*gʷonā f
- woman
Inflection
Ā stem, irregular
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Nominative
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*gʷonā́
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Genitive
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*gʷonaikós
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Singular
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Dual
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Plural
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Nominative
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*gʷonā́
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*gʷonáike
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*gʷonáikes
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Vocative
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*gʷonái
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*gʷonáike
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*gʷonáikes
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Accusative
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*gʷonáikə
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*gʷonáike
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*gʷonáikəs
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Genitive
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*gʷonaikós
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*gʷonaikóin
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*gʷonaikṓn
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Dative
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*gʷonaikéi
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*gʷonaikóin
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*gʷonáikpʰi
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Locative
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*gʷonaikí
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?
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*gʷonáiksi
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Instrumental
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*gʷonáike
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?
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*gʷonáikpʰi
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Descendants
References