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Proto-Hellenic
Etymology
Via Grassmann's law from earlier *pʰā́kʰus, from Proto-Indo-European *bʰeh₂ǵʰús.
Noun
*pʰā́kʰus m
- arm, forearm
Inflection
U-stem, masc./fem.
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singular
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dual
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plural
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| nominative
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*pā́kʰus
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*pā́kʰewe
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*pā́kʰewes
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| vocative
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*pā́kʰu
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*pā́kʰewe
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*pā́kʰewes
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| accusative
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*pā́kʰun
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*pā́kʰewe
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*pā́kʰuns
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| genitive
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*pā́kʰewos
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*pā́kʰewoyyun
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*pā́kʰewōn
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| dative
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*pā́kʰewei
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*pā́kʰewoyyun
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*pā́kʰupʰi
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| locative
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*pā́kʰewi
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*?
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*pā́kʰuhi
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| instrumental
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*pā́kʰū
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*?
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*pā́kʰupʰi
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Descendants
- Ancient Greek: πῆχυς (pêkhus)
