θυγάτηρ in Grec ancien

IPA: *\tʰy.ˈɡa.tɛːr\ [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Forms: ἡ [singular, nominative], αἱ [plural, nominative], θυγατέρες [plural, nominative], τὼ [dual, nominative], θυγατέρε [dual, nominative], θύγατερ [singular, vocative], θυγατέρες [singular, vocative], θυγατέρε [plural, vocative], τὴν [singular, accusative], θυγατέρᾰ [singular, accusative], τὰς [plural, accusative], θυγατέρᾰς [plural, accusative], τὼ [dual, accusative], θυγατέρε [dual, accusative], τῆς [singular, genitive], θυγατρός [singular, genitive], τῶν [plural, genitive], θυγατέρων [plural, genitive], τοῖν [dual, genitive], θυγατέροιν [dual, genitive], τῇ [singular, dative], θυγατρί [singular, dative], ταῖς [plural, dative], θυγατράσι(ν) [plural, dative], τοῖν [dual, dative], θυγατέροιν [dual, dative]

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      "word": "θυγατρόπαις"
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    "De l’indo-européen commun *dʰugh₂tḗr dont proviennent entre autres le sanskrit दुहितृ duhitṛ, le gotique 𐌳𐌰𐌿𐌷𐍄𐌰𐍂 daúhtar (cf l’allemand Tochter et l’anglais daughter), et le proto-slave *dъkti (cf le russe дочь)."
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"θυγάτηρ" meaning in Grec ancien

Noun