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# ὅς/hos
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This word is also spelled ἥ (hē).
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This word is used to introduce a statement that describes something or acts like a noun. It is a relative pronoun.
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* This word can mean that or which.
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* This word can mean who or whose.
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* This word can mean what.
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* This word can mean this, that, these, or those.
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Sometimes this word is used with other words:
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* When this word is used with ἀντί (G0473), these words mean because or therefore.
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* When this word is used with εἰς (G1519), these words mean to this end.
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* When this word is used with ἐν (G1722), these words mean under these circumstances.
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* When this word is used with ἐπί (G1909), these words mean because or for a certain reason.
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* When this word is used with χάριν (G5484), these words mean because.
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* When this word is used with ἀπό (G0575), these words mean since or until.
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* When this word is used with ἕως (G2193) or μέχρι (G3360), these words mean until.
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* When this word is used with ἐάν (G1437), these words mean whoever.
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* When this word is used with μέν (G3033) or δέ (G1161), these words distinguish between one thing and another.
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* These words can mean other or others.
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* These words can mean some.
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