"-ή" meaning in Ancient Greek

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Suffix

Forms: -ḗ [alternative], -ῆς [genitive]
Head templates: {{grc-noun|-ῆς|f|first}} -ή • (-ḗ) f (genitive -ῆς); first declension
  1. stressed form of -η (-ē) Tags: form-of, morpheme, stressed Form of: (extra: -ē)

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