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Make sure you memorize the paradigm in Croy section 213, paying special attention to the rough breathing in the masculine and neuter forms. All the masculine and neuter forms of this word have a rough breathing mark! As you can see, this is basically a third declension noun for the masculine/neuter forms, and a typical first declension noun in the feminine.
Note also the compound forms οὐδείς and μηδείς which Croy discusses in this section.
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