Contionary:máken
Sintsiran
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European megʰiHnos (of ability), ultimately from *megʰ- (can, be able)
Adjective
máken (feminine mákena)
- possible
Declension
| Declension of máken (1st/2nd declension) | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Information | 1st/2nd declension | ||||||||||||||||||
| Declension | singular | plural | |||||||||||||||||
| Declension | masculine | neuter | feminine | masculine | neuter | feminine | |||||||||||||
| nominative | máken | mákenu | mákena | mákenūs | mákene | mákenēs | |||||||||||||
| accusative | mákenu | mákenu | mákenam | mákenōs | mákenōs | mákenēs | |||||||||||||
| genitive | mákene | mákene | mákenas | mákenam | mákenam | mákenēm | |||||||||||||
| dative | mákeni | mákeni | mákenī | mákenōs | mákenōs | mákenōs | |||||||||||||