FromEnglishlexicon, fromMedieval Latin orNew Latinlexicon, fromAncient Greekλεξικόν(lexikón,“a lexicon”), neuter ofλεξικός(lexikós,“of words”), fromλέξις(léxis,“a saying, speech, word”), fromλέγειν(légein,“to speak”).
leksikon
FromAncient Greekλεξικόν (βιβλίον)(lexikón (biblíon),“lexicon”), derived fromλέξις(léxis,“saying, speech, word”), derived fromλέγω(légō,“to speak”).
leksikon n (singular definiteleksikonet,plural indefiniteleksikaorleksikoner)
| neuter gender | singular | plural | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | |
| nominative | leksikon | leksikonet | leksikoner leksika | leksikonerne leksikaene |
| genitive | leksikons | leksikonets | leksikoners leksikas | leksikonernes leksikaenes |
leksikon on the Danish Wikipedia.Wikipediadaleksikon
FromAncient Greekλεξικόν(lexikón).
leksikon n (definite singularleksikonet,indefinite pluralleksika orleksikon orleksikoner,definite pluralleksikaene orleksikona orleksikonene)
FromAncient Greekλεξικόν(lexikón).
leksikon n (definite singularleksikonet,indefinite pluralleksikon,definite pluralleksikona)
lèksikōn m inan (Cyrillic spellingлѐксико̄н)
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | leksikon | leksikoni |
| genitive | leksikona | leksikona |
| dative | leksikonu | leksikonima |
| accusative | leksikon | leksikone |
| vocative | leksikone | leksikoni |
| locative | leksikonu | leksikonima |
| instrumental | leksikonom | leksikonima |
