-ῶν

ὤν -ων -ών Ancient Greek Etymology 1 From earlier grc -άων from grc -η (and alternative forms) plus genitive plural suffix grc -ων. Suffix grc -η<pos:suffix of barytone feminine nouns in the 1d first declension> gen p Feminine genitive plural of 1d first- and 2d second-declension adjectives Feminine genitive plural of 1d first- and 2d third-declension adjectives Etymology 2 See grc -ων. Suffix grc suffix Masculine and neuter genitive plural of 2d second-declension nouns accented on the ultima Masculine and neuter genitive plural of 1d first- and 2d second-declension adjectives accented on the ultima Etymology 3 con Contracted from grc *-έων or grc *-όων, from grc -έω or grc -όω + grc -ων participial suffix. Alternative forms grc -έων epi ion Suffix -οῦσᾰ -οῦν Present active participle of con contracted verbs in grc -όω and grc -έω Future active participle of verbs with Attic con contracted futures in grc -έω Declension -ῶν -οῦσᾰ Etymology 4 con Contracted from grc *-άων, from grc -άω + grc -ων participial suffix. Alternative forms grc -ᾱ́ων epi grc -ᾶν aio dor Suffix -ῶσᾰ -ῶν Present active participle of con contracted verbs in grc -άω Declension -ῶν -ῶσᾰ