10.6 Declensions summary
We are now in a position to summarise the case endings for τιμή (timē) and λόγος (logos). Table 24 below includes plural endings as well as singular.
| Case | 1st declension, τιμή | 2nd declension, λόγος |
|---|---|---|
| singular | ||
| nominative | τιμή (timē) | λόγος (logos) |
| accusative | τιμήν (timēn) | λόγον (logon) |
| genitive | τιμῆς (timēs) | λόγου (logou) |
| dative | τιμῇ (timēi) | λόγῳ (logōi) |
| plural | ||
| nominative | τιμαί (timai) | λόγοι (logoi) |
| accusative | τιμάς (timas) | λόγους (logous) |
| genitive | τιμῶν (timōn) | λόγων(logōn) |
| dative | τιμαῖς (timais) | λόγοις (logois) |
Greek also has a ‘vocative’ case, used for direct address, e.g. ὦ θέα (ō thea), ‘O goddess!’, ὦ Σώκρατες (ō Sōkratēs), ‘O Socrates!’.