Nu ephelkustikon

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The nu ephelkustikon in Ancient Greek grammar refers to an optional word-final -n that appears in various contexts. Its origins are certainly of polygenetic nature. Examples are particles like ke(n), pronouns like egō(n) and desinences like Dative plural -si(n).

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