[ˈheː.roːs], [ˈɛː.ros]
OriginFrom the Ancient Greek ἥρως (hḗrōs, “hero; demigod”).
- declension-3, literallydemigod, hero
- declension-3an illustrious man
- accusative, form-of, pluralaccusative plural of herus
Formshērōs(canonical, masculine) · hērōis(genitive) · hērōs(nominative, singular) · hērōē̆s(nominative, plural) · hērōis(genitive, singular) · hērōum(genitive, plural) · hērōī(dative, singular) · hērōibus(dative, plural) · hērōisin(dative, plural) · hērōa(accusative, singular) · hērōem(accusative, singular) · hērōas(accusative, plural) · hērōēs(accusative, plural) · hērōe(ablative, singular) · hērōibus(ablative, plural) · hērōs(singular, vocative) · hērōē̆s(plural, vocative) · herōs(canonical)
Source: Wiktionary