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334. Interrogative and Indefinite Pronouns.—The interrogative pronoun τίς, τί who, which, what? never changes its accent to the grave (154). The indefinite pronoun τὶς, τὶ any one, some one, anything, something is enclitic (181 b).

SINGULAR
InterrogativeIndefinite
Nom.τίςτίτὶςτὶ
Gen.τίν-ος, τοῦτιν-ός, τοῦ
Dat.τίν-ι, τῷτιν-ί, τῷ
Acc.τίν-ατίτινάτὶ

DUAL
N. A. V.τίν-ετιν-έ
G. D.τίν-οιντιν-οῖν

PLURAL
Nom.τίν-εςτίν-ατιν-έςτιν-ά
Gen.τίν-ωντιν-ῶν
Dat.τί-σιντι-σίν
Acc.τίν-αςτίν-ατιν-άςτιν-ά

a. ἄττα (not enclitic) is sometimes used for the indefinite τινά. ἄττα is derived from such locutions as πολλάττα, properly πολλά ¨ ττα (for τ[ιγλιδε]α).

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