αφθώδης
Greek
[edit]Etymology
[edit]From άφθα (mouth ulcer).
Pronunciation
[edit]Adjective
[edit]αφθώδης • (afthódis) m (feminine αφθώδης, neuter αφθώδες)
- aphthous, related to mouth ulcers
Declension
[edit]| singular | plural | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| masculine | feminine | neuter | masculine | feminine | neuter | ||
| nominative | αφθώδης (afthódis) | αφθώδης (afthódis) | αφθώδες (afthódes) | αφθώδεις (afthódeis) | αφθώδεις (afthódeis) | αφθώδη (afthódi) | |
| genitive | αφθώδους (afthódous) αφθώδη (afthódi) |
αφθώδους (afthódous) | αφθώδους (afthódous) | αφθωδών (afthodón) | αφθωδών (afthodón) | αφθωδών (afthodón) | |
| accusative | αφθώδη (afthódi) | αφθώδη (afthódi) | αφθώδες (afthódes) | αφθώδεις (afthódeis) | αφθώδεις (afthódeis) | αφθώδη (afthódi) | |
| vocative | αφθώδη (afthódi) αφθώδης (afthódis) |
αφθώδης (afthódis) | αφθώδες (afthódes) | αφθώδεις (afthódeis) | αφθώδεις (afthódeis) | αφθώδη (afthódi) | |
Related terms
[edit]- άφθα (áftha, “mouth ulcer, etc”)
- αφθώδης πυρετός (afthódis pyretós, “foot-and-mouth disease”)