γαμψός

Ancient Greek

According to Beekes, the word may well be from Pre-Greek and related to γνάμπτω (gnámptō, “to bend”) and κάμπτω (kámptō, “to curve”).

γαμψός • (gampsós) m (feminine γαμψή, neuter γαμψόν); first/second declension

First and second declension of γαμψός; γαμψή; γαμψόν (Attic)

Number	Singular			Dual			Plural
Case/Gender	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	γαμψός gampsós	γαμψή gampsḗ	γαμψόν gampsón	γαμψώ gampsṓ	γαμψᾱ́ gampsā́	γαμψώ gampsṓ	γαμψοί gampsoí	γαμψαί gampsaí	γαμψᾰ́ gampsá
Genitive	γαμψοῦ gampsoû	γαμψῆς gampsês	γαμψοῦ gampsoû	γαμψοῖν gampsoîn	γαμψαῖν gampsaîn	γαμψοῖν gampsoîn	γαμψῶν gampsôn	γαμψῶν gampsôn	γαμψῶν gampsôn
Dative	γαμψῷ gampsôi	γαμψῇ gampsêi	γαμψῷ gampsôi	γαμψοῖν gampsoîn	γαμψαῖν gampsaîn	γαμψοῖν gampsoîn	γαμψοῖς gampsoîs	γαμψαῖς gampsaîs	γαμψοῖς gampsoîs
Accusative	γαμψόν gampsón	γαμψήν gampsḗn	γαμψόν gampsón	γαμψώ gampsṓ	γαμψᾱ́ gampsā́	γαμψώ gampsṓ	γαμψούς gampsoús	γαμψᾱ́ς gampsā́s	γαμψᾰ́ gampsá
Vocative	γαμψέ gampsé	γαμψή gampsḗ	γαμψόν gampsón	γαμψώ gampsṓ	γαμψᾱ́ gampsā́	γαμψώ gampsṓ	γαμψοί gampsoí	γαμψαί gampsaí	γαμψᾰ́ gampsá
Derived forms	Adverb			Comparative			Superlative
Derived forms	γαμψῶς gampsôs			γαμψότερος gampsóteros			γαμψότᾰτος gampsótatos
Notes:	This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.