[*] 275 D. 1. Hom. has βασιλῆος, -ῆι, -ῆα, -εῦ, -ῆες, -εῦσι (and -ήεσσι), -ῆας. Also -έος, -έϊ, -έα^, from the stem εϝ ῀ ε[υγλιδε]. -εῦς and -εῖ for -έος and -έϊ are not common. Ἀτρεύς, Τυ_δεύς have -έ（ϝ）-ος etc. regularly (Τυ_δῆ from Τυ_δέα). Hdt. has -έος, -έϊ or -εῖ, -έα^, -εῦ, -έες, -έων, -εῦσι, -έα^ς. 2. Hom. has γρηῦς or γρηΰς, γρηΐ, γρηῦ and γρηΰ; the unattic βόεσσι (and βουσί), βόας (and βοῦς), βῶν acc. sing. H 238. The Doric nom. sing. is βῶς, acc. pl. βῶς. 3. The declension of ναῦς in Doric, Homer, and Herodotus is as follows:
| SINGULAR | PLURAL | |||||
| Doric | Homer | Hdt. | Doric | Homer | Hdt. | |
| Nom. | ναῦ-ς | νηῦ-ς | νηῦ-ς | νᾶ-ες | νῆ-ες, | νέ-ες |
| νέ-ες | ||||||
| Gen. | να_-ός | νη-ός, | νε-ός | να_-ῶν | νη-ῶν, | νε-ῶν |
| νε-ός | (and νη-ός?) | νε-ῶν | ||||
| Dat. | να_-ΐ | νη-ΐ | νη-ΐ | ναυ-σί（ν), | νηυ-σί（ν） | νηυ-σί |
| νά_-εσσι（ν） | νή-εσσι（ν), νέ-εσσι（ν） | |||||
| Acc. | ναῦ-ν | νῆ-α, | νέ-α | νᾶ-ας | νῆ-ας, | νέ-ας |
| νέ-α | νέ-ας |