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41 κακοπραγῶν
κακοπρᾱγῶν, κακοπραγέωfare ill: pres part act masc nom sg (attic epic doric)κακοπραγήςevil-doing: masc /fem /neut gen pl (attic epic doric) -
42 κακουργοτάτη
κάκουργοςdoing ill: fem nom /voc superl sg (attic epic ionic)κακοῦργοςfem nom /voc superl sg (attic epic ionic) -
43 κακουργοτάτην
κάκουργοςdoing ill: fem acc superl sg (attic epic ionic)κακοῦργοςfem acc superl sg (attic epic ionic) -
44 κακουργοτάτοις
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /neut dat superl plκακοῦργοςmasc /neut dat superl pl -
45 κακουργοτάτους
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc acc superl plκακοῦργοςmasc acc superl pl -
46 κακουργοτάτως
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc acc superl pl (doric)κακοῦργοςmasc acc superl pl (doric) -
47 κακουργοτέραν
κακουργοτέρᾱν, κάκουργοςdoing ill: fem acc comp sg (attic doric aeolic)κακουργοτέρᾱν, κακοῦργοςfem acc comp sg (attic doric aeolic) -
48 κακουργοτέροις
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /neut dat comp plκακοῦργοςmasc /neut dat comp pl -
49 κακουργοτέρου
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /neut gen comp sgκακοῦργοςmasc /neut gen comp sg -
50 κακουργοτέρους
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc acc comp plκακοῦργοςmasc acc comp pl -
51 κακουργοτέρω
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52 κακουργοτέρῳ
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53 κακουργότατοι
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc nom /voc superl plκακοῦργοςmasc nom /voc superl pl -
54 κακουργότατος
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc nom superl sgκακοῦργοςmasc nom superl sg -
55 κακουργότερα
κάκουργοςdoing ill: neut nom /voc /acc comp plκακοῦργοςneut nom /voc /acc comp pl -
56 κακουργότερος
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc nom comp sgκακοῦργοςmasc nom comp sg -
57 κακούργοις
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /fem /neut dat plκακοῦργοςmasc /fem /neut dat pl -
58 κακούργου
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /fem /neut gen sgκακοῦργοςmasc /fem /neut gen sg -
59 κακούργους
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /fem acc plκακοῦργοςmasc /fem acc pl -
60 κακούργων
κάκουργοςdoing ill: masc /fem /neut gen plκακοῦργοςmasc /fem /neut gen pl
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