ψαθυρός

Ancient Greek

The formation looks like that of καπυρός (kapurós). possibly from ψάω (psáō, “crumble”).

ψᾰθῠρός • (psathurós) m or f (neuter ψᾰθῠρόν); second declension

Second declension of ψᾰθῠρός; ψᾰθῠρόν (Attic)

Number	Singular		Dual		Plural
Case/Gender	Masculine / Feminine	Neuter	Masculine / Feminine	Neuter	Masculine / Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	ψᾰθῠρός psathurós	ψᾰθῠρόν psathurón	ψᾰθῠρώ psathurṓ	ψᾰθῠρώ psathurṓ	ψᾰθῠροί psathuroí	ψᾰθῠρᾰ́ psathurá
Genitive	ψᾰθῠροῦ psathuroû	ψᾰθῠροῦ psathuroû	ψᾰθῠροῖν psathuroîn	ψᾰθῠροῖν psathuroîn	ψᾰθῠρῶν psathurôn	ψᾰθῠρῶν psathurôn
Dative	ψᾰθῠρῷ psathurôi	ψᾰθῠρῷ psathurôi	ψᾰθῠροῖν psathuroîn	ψᾰθῠροῖν psathuroîn	ψᾰθῠροῖς psathuroîs	ψᾰθῠροῖς psathuroîs
Accusative	ψᾰθῠρόν psathurón	ψᾰθῠρόν psathurón	ψᾰθῠρώ psathurṓ	ψᾰθῠρώ psathurṓ	ψᾰθῠρούς psathuroús	ψᾰθῠρᾰ́ psathurá
Vocative	ψᾰθῠρέ psathuré	ψᾰθῠρόν psathurón	ψᾰθῠρώ psathurṓ	ψᾰθῠρώ psathurṓ	ψᾰθῠροί psathuroí	ψᾰθῠρᾰ́ psathurá
Derived forms	Adverb		Comparative		Superlative
Derived forms	ψᾰθῠρῶς psathurôs		ψᾰθῠρώτερος psathurṓteros		ψᾰθῠρώτᾰτος psathurṓtatos
Notes:	This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.