[ˈaŋ.koːn], [ˈaŋ.kon]
OriginBorrowed from Ancient Greek ἀγκών (ankṓn).
- declension-3The elbow
- declension-3The arm of a workman's square
- declension-3A console that appears to support a cornice
- declension-3The knobbed bars of a hydraulic engine
- declension-3The forked poles for spreading nets
- declension-3The arm of a chair
- declension-3A jug
- declension-3Ancona (a city in Italy)
Formsancōn(canonical, masculine) · ancōnis(genitive) · ancōn(nominative, singular) · ancōnēs(nominative, plural) · ancōnis(genitive, singular) · ancōnum(genitive, plural) · ancōnī(dative, singular) · ancōnibus(dative, plural) · ancōnem(accusative, singular) · ancōnēs(accusative, plural) · ancōne(ablative, singular) · ancōnibus(ablative, plural) · ancōn(singular, vocative) · ancōnēs(plural, vocative) · Ancōn(canonical, feminine, singular) · Ancōnis(genitive) · Ancōn(nominative, singular) · Ancōnis(genitive, singular) · Ancōnī(dative, singular) · Ancōnem(accusative, singular)
Source: Wiktionary