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Εις is the [[Koine Greek]] preposition meaning: in / into | Εις is the [[Koine Greek]] preposition meaning: in / into | ||
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Its noun takes the accusative case. | Its noun takes the accusative case. | ||
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Εις is the Koine Greek preposition meaning: in / into
Its noun takes the accusative case.
Εις can also be used to express purpose, when followed by an infinitive verb.
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