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The form mak‹rvn has 5 analyses derived from 5 dictionary entries.
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m‹kar	blessed, happy	Entry in LSJ or Middle Liddell or Slater or Autenrieth
mak‹rvn	masc gen pl
mak‹rvn	fem gen pl
Frequency in other Authors		Greek Word Search
Corpus Words Max. Inst. Freq./10K Min. Inst. Freq./10K Greek Prose 4172940 70 0.17 5 0.01 Greek Poetry 671088 173 2.58 108 1.61 Greek Texts 4844028 243 0.50 113 0.23 Click on a number in the Max. Inst. column to search for this word in that group of texts. Click on a number in the Freq./10K column for a more detailed frequency table.

m‹karow	Entry in LSJ
mak‹rvn	fem gen pl
mak‹rvn	masc gen pl
mak‹rvn	neut gen pl
Frequency in other Authors		Greek Word Search
Corpus Words Max. Inst. Freq./10K Min. Inst. Freq./10K Greek Prose 4172940 27 0.06 2 0.00 Greek Poetry 671088 68 1.01 0 0 Greek Texts 4844028 95 0.20 2 0.00 Click on a number in the Max. Inst. column to search for this word in that group of texts. Click on a number in the Freq./10K column for a more detailed frequency table.