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|btext=<i>encl. duel masc. et fém. du pron. <i>pers.</i> de la 3ᵉ <i>pers.</i> aux cas suiv. : nomin. sans exemples ; gén.</i> σφωΐν, <i>dat.</i> σφωΐν, <i>acc.</i> [[σφωέ]], <i>par élis.</i> σφω’ : eux deux, elles deux ; <i>enclit.</i> σφωῒν ἀμφοτέροιϊν OD à eux deux ensemble.
|btext=<i>encl. duel masc. et fém. du pron. <i>pers.</i> de la 3ᵉ <i>pers.</i> aux cas suiv. : nomin. sans exemples ; gén.</i> σφωΐν, <i>dat.</i> σφωΐν, <i>acc.</i> [[σφωέ]], <i>par élis.</i> σφω’ : eux deux, elles deux ; <i>enclit.</i> σφωῒν ἀμφοτέροιϊν OD à eux deux ensemble.
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|auten=gen. and dat. σφωίν: dual of [[σφεῖς]], [[they]] [[two]], [[both]] of [[them]] , Il. 1.8, 338. Both forms are enclitic, and [[instead]] of [[them]] the pl. forms are freq. employed.
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Full diacritics: σφωέ Medium diacritics: σφωέ Low diacritics: σφωέ Capitals: ΣΦΩΕ
Transliteration A: sphōé Transliteration B: sphōe Transliteration C: sfoe Beta Code: sfwe/

English (LSJ)

dual nom. and acc. of the Pron. of 3rd pers., of which the gen. sg. and nom. pl. are οὗ, σφεῖς (qq. v.); dat. σφωΐν:—

   A they two, both of them, only masc. and fem., and always enclit., Il.1.8, al.; strengthd., σφωΐν ἀμφοτέροιιν Od.20.327:—the form σφώ is only found in post-Homeric Ep., as Antim.9.11 (in Il.17.531 σφω' Αἴαντε is the best reading, cf. A.D.Pron.88.24, Hdn.Gr.2.72).

French (Bailly abrégé)

encl. duel masc. et fém. du pron. pers. de la 3ᵉ pers. aux cas suiv. : nomin. sans exemples ; gén. σφωΐν, dat. σφωΐν, acc. σφωέ, par élis. σφω’ : eux deux, elles deux ; enclit. σφωῒν ἀμφοτέροιϊν OD à eux deux ensemble.

English (Autenrieth)

gen. and dat. σφωίν: dual of σφεῖς, they two, both of them , Il. 1.8, 338. Both forms are enclitic, and instead of them the pl. forms are freq. employed.