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Comprehensive N-2C Noun List<br />
<strong>Second</strong> <strong>Declension</strong> Neuter <strong>Nouns</strong><br />
All neuter nouns whose vocalic ending is omīkron belong to the second<br />
declension. For this reason, the second declension is called the omīkrondeclension.<br />
Case Formation<br />
The case endings for second declension neuter nouns are indicated below<br />
in red. Comments concerning their formation follow. The neuter noun<br />
e1rgon will serve as the n-2c paradigm.<br />
e1rgon, -ou, to/ (work, deed, action) e0rgo + case ending listen<br />
Cases<br />
n-2c<br />
Singular Plural<br />
Article Noun Article Noun<br />
Nominative to\ e1rgon 1 ta_ e1rga 2<br />
Genitive tou= e1rgou 3, 7 | |<br />
tw~n e1rgw~n<br />
Dative tw~<br />
5, 7 e1rgw~ toi=j 7 e1rgoi=j<br />
Accusative to\ e1rgon 1 ta_ e1rga 2<br />
Vocative e1rgon 6 ta_ 2, 6 e1rga<br />
Vocative e1rgon 1, 6 ta_ 2, 6 e1rga<br />
1. The neuter nominative, accusative, and vocative singular and<br />
plural forms are identical. This is different from n-2a/n-2b second<br />
declension vocative singular nouns that normally exhibit a<br />
separate form than its nominative singular. The context in which<br />
the neuter noun occurs determines its grammatical function.<br />
2. In the nominative, accusative, and vocative plural forms, the<br />
omīkron has been irregularly absorbed by the alpha (and not<br />
because of contraction). The final alpha is pronounced short in<br />
all neuter nominative, vocative, and accusative plural noun forms.<br />
3. As in second declension masculine and feminine nouns, the<br />
actual case ending is omīkron. However due to the undesired<br />
combination with the stem vowel omīkron, contraction occurs.<br />
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4. As in second declension masculine and feminine nouns, the stem<br />
vowel omīkron has been irregularly absorbed by the ōmega, and<br />
not because of contraction as in the genitive singular.<br />
5. At some time during the morphological development of the dative<br />
singular case ending, the stem vowel omīkron lengthened to<br />
ōmega, with the iōta retained as an iōta subscript.<br />
6. The neuter vocative singular and plural case forms are identical<br />
to the nominative case endings.<br />
7. The neuter second declension nouns are identical with the<br />
masculine and feminine case forms in the genitive and dative, in<br />
both the singular and the plural. It is important, therefore, to learn<br />
the gender of each noun as they are encountered.<br />
The above morphological comments are summarized in the following chart<br />
for second declension neuter nouns.<br />
<strong>Second</strong> <strong>Declension</strong> Neuter <strong>Nouns</strong><br />
Singular Plural<br />
Nominative e0rgo + n e0rg + a<br />
Genitive e0rgo + o = ou<br />
(contraction)<br />
Dative e0rgo + i = w|<br />
(contraction)<br />
(absorption)<br />
e0rg + wn<br />
(absorption)<br />
e0rgo + ij<br />
Accusative e0rgo + n e0rg + a<br />
(absorption)<br />
Vocative e0rgo + n e0rg + a<br />
Comprehensive List<br />
(absorption)<br />
All second declension neuter nouns which occur in NTGreek are listed<br />
below with their frequency in parentheses. Alternate readings in the USB 4<br />
are not cited. <strong>Nouns</strong> with a double dagger denote that the noun occurs in<br />
all three genders, which can be either masculine (n-2a), feminine (n-2b), or<br />
neuter (n-2c).<br />
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A<br />
1. a)ggei=on (1)<br />
2. a!gkistron (1)<br />
3. ai0sqhth/rion (1)<br />
4. a)kroath/rion (1)<br />
5. a)kroqi/nion (1)<br />
6. a!kron (6)<br />
7. a)la&bastron‡ (4)<br />
8. a!leuron (2)<br />
9. a)mfi/blhstron (1)<br />
10. a!mfodon (1)<br />
11. a!mwmon (1)<br />
12. a)na&gaion (2)<br />
13. a!nhqon (1)<br />
14. a)nti/lutron (1)<br />
15. a)posta&sion (3)<br />
16. a)rgu/rion (20)<br />
17. a!riston (3)<br />
18. a)rni/on (30)<br />
19. a!rotron (1)<br />
20. a)ssa&rion (2)<br />
21. a!stron (4)<br />
22. a!xuron (2)<br />
23. a)yi/nqion (2)<br />
[a!yinqoj, -ou, h9]<br />
B<br />
24. ba&i+on (1)<br />
25. balla&ntion (4)<br />
26. biblari/dion (3)<br />
27. bibli/on (34)<br />
28. brabei=on (2)<br />
G<br />
29. gazofula&kion (5)<br />
30. gene/sia (2)<br />
31. gew&rgion (1)<br />
32. glwsso/komon (2)<br />
33. Go/morra (4)<br />
34. gunaika&rion (1)<br />
D<br />
35. daimo/nion (61)<br />
36. da&kruon (10)<br />
37. da&neion (1)<br />
38. dei=pnon (16)<br />
39. de/ndron (25)<br />
40. desmwth/rion (4)<br />
41. dhna&rion (16)<br />
42. di/draxmon (2)<br />
43. di/ktuon (12)<br />
44. doki/mion (2)<br />
45. dre/panon (8)<br />
46. dusente/rion (1)<br />
47. dwdeka&fulon (1)<br />
48. dw~ron (19)<br />
E<br />
49. e0gkai/nia (1)<br />
50. ei0dwlei=on (1)<br />
51. ei1dwlon (11)<br />
52. e1laion (11)<br />
53. e0mpo/rion (1)<br />
54. e0nu/pnion (1)<br />
55. e1rgon (169)<br />
56. e1rion (2)<br />
57. e0ri/fion (1)<br />
58. e9rpeto/n (4)<br />
59. e1soptron (2)<br />
60. eu0agge/lion (75)<br />
Z<br />
61. ziza&nion (8)<br />
62. zw~ |on (23)<br />
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H<br />
63. h9du/osmon (2)<br />
64. h9miw&rion [h9mi/wron] (1)<br />
Q<br />
65. qe/atron (3)<br />
66. qei=on (7)<br />
67. qeme/lion (5)<br />
68. qhri/on (46)<br />
69. Qua&teira (4)<br />
70. quga&trion (2)<br />
71. qumiath/rion (1)<br />
72. qusiasth/rion (23)<br />
I<br />
73. i9ero/n (70)<br />
74. 9Ieroso/luma (62)<br />
75. 0Iko/nion (6)<br />
76. i9lasth/rion (2)<br />
77. 0Illuriko/n (1)<br />
78. i9ma&tion (60)<br />
79. i0xqu/dion (2)<br />
K<br />
80. katoikhth/rion (2)<br />
81. ke/ntron (4)<br />
82. kera&mion (2)<br />
83. kera&tion (1)<br />
84. kefa&laion (2)<br />
85. kinna&mwmon (1)<br />
86. klina&rion (1)<br />
87. klini/dion (2)<br />
88. kollou/rion [kollu/rion] (1)<br />
89. ko/prion (1)<br />
90. kora&sion (8)<br />
91. krani/on (4)<br />
92. kra&spedon (5)<br />
93. kri/non (2)<br />
94. krith/rion (3)<br />
95. ku/mbalon (1)<br />
96. ku/minon (1)<br />
97. kuna&rion (4)<br />
98. kw~lon (1)<br />
L<br />
99. la&xanon (4)<br />
100. le/ntion (2)<br />
101. li/non (2)<br />
102. lo/gion (4)<br />
103. loutro/n (2)<br />
104. lu/tron (2)<br />
M<br />
105. ma&kellon (1)<br />
106. martu/rion (19)<br />
107. mesonu/ktion (4)<br />
108. meso/toixon (1)<br />
109. me/tron (14)<br />
110. me/twpon (8)<br />
111. mi/lion (1)<br />
112. mnhmei=on (40)<br />
113. mnhmo/sunon (3)<br />
114. Mu/ra (1)<br />
115. mu/ron (14)<br />
116. musth/rio (28)n<br />
N<br />
117. nhsi/on (1)<br />
118. nossi/on (1)<br />
119. nuxqh/meron (1)<br />
C<br />
120. cu/lon (20)<br />
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O<br />
121. o0qo/nion (5)<br />
122. oi0khth/rion (2)<br />
123. o0na&rion (1)<br />
124. o3plon (6)<br />
125. o3rion (12)<br />
126. o1rneon (3)<br />
127. o0ste/on (4)<br />
128. o0ya&rion (5)<br />
129. o0yw&nion (4)<br />
P<br />
130. paida&rion (1)<br />
131. paidi/on (52)<br />
132. pandoxei=on (1)<br />
133. paramu/qion (1)<br />
134. Pa&tara (1)<br />
135. peribo/laion (2)<br />
136. Pe/rgamon (2)<br />
137. peteino/n (14)<br />
138. ph/ganon (1)<br />
139. phda&lion (2)<br />
140. pinaki/dion (1)<br />
141. ploia&rion (5)<br />
142. ploi=on (67)<br />
143. poi/mnion (5)<br />
144. poth/rion (31)<br />
145. praitw&rion (8)<br />
146. presbute/rion (3)<br />
147. proau/lion (1)<br />
148. pro/baton (39)<br />
149. prosa&bbaton (1)<br />
150. proskefa&laion (1)<br />
151. prosfa&gion (1)<br />
152. pro/swpon (76)<br />
153. prwtoto/kia (1)<br />
154. pteru/gion (2)<br />
155. ptu/on (2)<br />
R<br />
156. 9Rh/gion (1)<br />
S<br />
157. sa&bbaton (67)<br />
158. sanda&lion (2)<br />
159. sa&rdion (2)<br />
160. Sa&repta (1)<br />
161. sa&ton (2)<br />
162. shmei=on (75)<br />
163. simiki/nqion<br />
[shmiki/nqion] (1)<br />
164. siti/on (1)<br />
165. sitome/trion (1)<br />
166. ska&ndalon (15)<br />
167. sku/balon (1)<br />
168. sku=lon (1)<br />
169. So/doma (9)<br />
170. souda&rion (4)<br />
171. sph/laion (6)<br />
172. spla&gxnon (11)<br />
173. sta&dion (7)<br />
174. stoixei=on (7)<br />
175. strato/pedon (1)<br />
176. strouqi/on (4)<br />
177. su=kon (4)<br />
178. sumbou/lion (8)<br />
179. sumpo/sion (2)<br />
180. sune/drion (22)<br />
181. su/sshmon (1)<br />
182. sfa&gion (1)<br />
183. sfudro/n (1)<br />
184. sxoini/on (2)<br />
T<br />
185. ta&lanton (14)<br />
186. tamei=on [tamiei=on] (4)<br />
187. tekmh/rion (1)<br />
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188. tekni/on (8)<br />
189. te/knon (99)<br />
207. fu/llon (6)<br />
190. telw&nion [telwnei=on] (3)<br />
191. tetra&dion (1)<br />
192. to/con (1)<br />
193. topa&zion (1)<br />
194. tri/stegon (1)<br />
195. tru/bilion (2)<br />
X<br />
208. xalki/on (1)<br />
209. xalkoli/banon (2)<br />
210. xeiro/grafon (1)<br />
211. xrusi/on (12)<br />
212. xwri/on (10)<br />
U Y<br />
196. u9perw~ |on (4)<br />
197. u9pozu/gion (2)<br />
198. u9polh/nion (1)<br />
199. u9popo/dion (7)<br />
213. yixi/on (2)<br />
214. ywmi/on (4)<br />
F 215. w0|o/n<br />
(1)<br />
200. fa&rmakon (1) 216. w)ta&rion (2)<br />
201. fo/bhtron (1) 217. w)ti/on (3)<br />
202. Fo/ron (1)<br />
203. forti/on (6)<br />
204. frage/llion (1)<br />
205. fru/ganon (1)<br />
206. fulakth/rion (1)<br />
The actual count of neuter nouns in the second declension will vary some<br />
between lists in reference works. Some works include alternate readings<br />
in their calculations based upon different editions of the Greek New<br />
Testament, whereas the above list does not. Variant spellings are<br />
included with their primary spelling in the above list by brackets, whereas<br />
others will include them separately. In addition, some grammars cite forms<br />
that are adjectives, but are used exclusively as substantives in NTGreek.<br />
This will increase the total for second declension neuter nouns.<br />
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