δωδεκαρχία

Greek

Etymology

From δωδεκάρχης (dodekárchis, “leader of twelve”).

Noun

δωδεκαρχία • (dodekarchía) f (plural δωδεκαρχίες)

  1. (historical, military) A small unit of 12 men in the Greek army during the years 1828–1829.

Declension

Declension of δωδεκαρχία
singular plural
nominative δωδεκαρχία (dodekarchía) δωδεκαρχίες (dodekarchíes)
genitive δωδεκαρχίας (dodekarchías) δωδεκαρχιών (dodekarchión)
accusative δωδεκαρχία (dodekarchía) δωδεκαρχίες (dodekarchíes)
vocative δωδεκαρχία (dodekarchía) δωδεκαρχίες (dodekarchíes)
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