γηγενής

Ancient Greek

Alternative forms

  • γᾱγενής (gāgenḗs)Doric

Pronunciation

 

Adjective

γηγενής • (gēgenḗsm or f (neuter γηγενές); third declension

  1. born of the earth
    1. (of a person):
      1. (historical) primeval (relating to early man)
      2. native; indigenous
      3. (figurative) rustic; rural
      4. (figurative) stupid
    2. (of objects) made from earth
    3. (Greek mythology) born of Gaia (especially of titans and giants)
    4. (philosophy) from the body, by the will of the soul

Declension

Derived terms

  • γηγενεῖς (gēgeneîs)
  • γηγενέστᾰτος (gēgenéstătos)
  • γηγενέτης (gēgenétēs)
  • ἐγγῠγηγενής (engŭgēgenḗs)

Noun

γηγενής • (gēgenḗsm (genitive γηγενοῦς); third declension

  1. a mortal

Declension

Further reading

Greek

Adjective

γηγενής • (gigenísm (feminine γηγενής, neuter γηγενές)

  1. native; indigenous
    Synonyms: αυτόχθων (aftóchthon), ημεδαπός (imedapós)

Declension

Declension of γηγενής
singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative γηγενής (gigenís) γηγενής (gigenís) γηγενές (gigenés) γηγενείς (gigeneís) γηγενείς (gigeneís) γηγενή (gigení)
genitive γηγενούς (gigenoús)
γηγενή (gigení)
γηγενούς (gigenoús) γηγενούς (gigenoús) γηγενών (gigenón) γηγενών (gigenón) γηγενών (gigenón)
accusative γηγενή (gigení) γηγενή (gigení) γηγενές (gigenés) γηγενείς (gigeneís) γηγενείς (gigeneís) γηγενή (gigení)
vocative γηγενή (gigení)
γηγενής (gigenís)
γηγενής (gigenís) γηγενές (gigenés) γηγενείς (gigeneís) γηγενείς (gigeneís) γηγενή (gigení)