Greek core word #31 · pronoun · 554 times in the New Testament

τίς

tees

τίς, τί — who? what? why?

Third declension, stem τιν-; masculine and feminine share forms.
Always accented on the first syllable, and τίς, τί keep the acute even before another word.
τί often means “why?”; τί οὖν; “what then?”.

Forms in bold occur in the New Testament; the others complete the pattern. A dash (—) marks a form that does not exist.

	Masc./Fem. sg	Neut. sg	Masc./Fem. pl	Neut. pl
Nom	τίς	τί	τίνες	τίνα
Gen	τίνος	τίνος	τίνων	τίνων
Dat	τίνι	τίνι	τίσι(ν)	τίσι(ν)
Acc	τίνα	τί	τίνας	τίνα

Where you meet it

First met in passage 14, Mark 5:30.

Explained in the notes of 5 passages: