-φρων

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From o-grade of φρήν (phrḗn, “heart, mind”).

Combining form

-φρων • (-phrōn)

  1. A stem found in adjectives relating to the mind or emotions.

Inflection
Third declension of -φρων; -φρον (Attic)
Number Singular Dual Plural
Case/Gender Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter Masculine / Feminine Neuter
Nominative -φρων
-phrōn		 -φρον
-phron		 -φρονε
-phrone		 -φρονε
-phrone		 -φρονες
-phrones		 -φρονᾰ
-phrona
Genitive -φρονος
-phronos		 -φρονος
-phronos		 -φρονοιν
-phronoin		 -φρονοιν
-phronoin		 -φρονων
-phronōn		 -φρονων
-phronōn
Dative -φρονῐ
-phroni		 -φρονῐ
-phroni		 -φρονοιν
-phronoin		 -φρονοιν
-phronoin		 -φροσῐ / -φροσῐν
-phrosi(n)		 -φροσῐ / -φροσῐν
-phrosi(n)
Accusative -φρονᾰ
-phrona		 -φρον
-phron		 -φρονε
-phrone		 -φρονε
-phrone		 -φρονᾰς
-phronas		 -φρονᾰ
-phrona
Vocative -φρον
-phron		 -φρον
-phron		 -φρονε
-phrone		 -φρονε
-phrone		 -φρονες
-phrones		 -φρονᾰ
-phrona
Derived forms Adverb Comparative Superlative
-φρονως
-phronōs		 -φρονέστερος
-phronésteros		 -φρονέστᾰτος
-phronéstatos
Notes:
  • This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For declension in other dialects, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal declension.

Derived terms
Ancient Greek terms suffixed with -φρων
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