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dio
A brother-in-law of the elder Dionysius, of Syracuse, the pupil and friend of Plato(Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short) (search)
| dio | noun sg masc voc | |
| dio | noun sg masc nom |
dius
godlike, divine, worshipful, adorable(Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short Elem. Lewis) (search)
| dio | adj sg neut dat | |
| dio | adj sg neut abl | |
| dio | adj sg masc dat | |
| dio | adj sg masc abl | |
| dio | noun sg masc dat | |
| dio | noun sg masc abl |
dius2
[definition unavailable](Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short) (search)
| dio | adj sg neut dat | |
| dio | adj sg neut abl | |
| dio | adj sg masc dat | |
| dio | adj sg masc abl | |
| dio | noun sg masc dat | |
| dio | noun sg masc abl |
divus
of a deity(Show lexicon entry in Lewis & Short Elem. Lewis) (search)
| dio | noun sg neut dat | |
| dio | noun sg neut abl |
divus2
a god, deity, divine being(Show lexicon entry in Elem. Lewis) (search)
| dio | noun sg neut dat | |
| dio | noun sg neut abl |
