-δε

δεν δε δέ Appendix:Variations of "de" Ancient Greek Etymology grc :inh ine-pro:*de From grc ine-pro *de. Pronunciation Suffix Added to noun to form an adverb of motion towards: to, for ...; ...-wards grc Ἀθήνᾱς Ἀθήνᾱζε Athens (accusative) to Athens grc φυγή φύγᾰδε flight to flight Added to demonstratives to form Demonstratives proximal demonstratives grc ὁ ὅδε the this here Usage notes When following grc -ς, the resulting grc -σδε may be respelled grc -ζε. Generally added to the accusative of the base noun, though there are a few exceptions. If the based word is proparoxytone (accented on the antepenultimate syllable) or properispomenon (accented with a circumflex on the penult), then a second accent is added on the last syllable before grc -δε. grc ἤπειρον ἤπειρόνδε grc οἶκον οἶκόνδε Derived terms grc References *d.9.da/yilde