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The definite suffixes come from a cliticized ἐκεῖνος 'that'.
The definite suffixes come from a cliticized ἐκεῖνος 'that'.


Possessive suffixes are for the most part added directly to the noun (except that a -ρ ''-r'' on a stressed suffix is dropped). The resulting forms are implied to be definite.
Possessive suffixes are for the most part added directly to the noun. The resulting forms are implied to be definite.
* nom. sg.: μάχημου, μάχησου, μάχητου, μάχητει, μάχημω, μάχηξω, μάχητω ''máčhamu, máčhasu, máčhatu, máčhati, máčhamo, máčhašo, máčhato'' 'my war (nom), thy war (nom), ...'
* nom. sg.: μάχημου, μάχησου, μάχητου, μάχητει, μάχημω, μάχηξω, μάχητω ''máčhamu, máčhasu, máčhatu, máčhati, máčhamo, máčhašo, máčhato'' 'my war (nom), thy war (nom), ...'
* gen. sg.: ''máčhimu, máčhisu, etc.''
* gen. sg.: ''máčhimu, máčhisu, etc.''
* ''ιατρόρ'' = a doctor; ''ιατρόμου'' = my doctor
* A -ρ ''-r'' on a stressed case ending is dropped. For example: ιατρόρ ''jatrór'' = a doctor; ιατρόμου ''jatrómu'' = my doctor


In case of third-from-last stress, the stress shifts to right before the possessive suffix when one is added:
In case of third-from-last stress, the stress shifts to right before the possessive suffix when one is added:
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