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Greek nouns of the second declension are masculines and feminines in -ος (-os ), and neuters in -ον (-on ). For those in -ως (-ōs ) and -ων (-ōn ) (Attic nouns), see Appendix:Ancient Greek Attic declension .
Regular nouns
Masculine & Feminine
Neuter
Singular
Dual
Plural
Singular
Dual
Plural
Nominative
–ος
–ω
–οι
–ον
–ω
–ᾰ
Genitive
–ου
–οιν
–ων
–ου
–οιν
–ων
Dative
–ῳ
–οις
–ῳ
–οις
Accusative
–ον
–ω
–ους
–ον
–ω
–ᾰ
Vocative
–ε
–οι
Regular nouns
Singular
Dual
Plural
m./f.
n.
m./f.
n.
m./f.
n.
Nominative
–ος
–ον
–ω
–οι
–ᾰ
Vocative
–ε
Accusative
–ον
–ους
Genitive
–ου
–οιν
–ων
Dative
–ῳ
–οις
Regular nouns
Masculine & Feminine
Neuter
πόλεμος (polemos , "war") m
μῆλον (mēlon , "apple") n
Singular
Dual
Plural
Singular
Dual
Plural
Nominative
πόλεμος
πολέμω
πόλεμοι
μῆλον
μήλω
μῆλα
Genitive
πολέμου
πολέμοιν
πολέμων
μήλου
μήλοιν
μήλων
Dative
πολέμῳ
πολέμοις
μήλῳ
μήλοις
Accusative
πόλεμον
πολέμω
πολέμους
μῆλον
μήλω
μῆλα
Vocative
πόλεμε
πόλεμοι