Ruby's Greek Thread

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The question about the combination oiin was raised on this forum two years ago, more about its frequency and possible similarity to aiin. The issue I want to raise is the meaning of this word or words of which the combination is part.
I think that as a separate word You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. may well be equivalent to aiin (ων) and as the ending of a word, it may indicate a verb.
What do you think?

Ruby, EVA aiin and oiin are both Slovenian grammatical endings for the verbs, 1. per.sing., present tense. Note that three minims could be read as m, or in or, iiv or iw.
  DAIIN  contains root word DA (he gives) and the ending -m.  Because the root already contains the letter a, and no double letters are used in Slovenian, only the ending M is added.
The ending -OM in the VM is the ending of various words, such as DOM (home), LOM (you break!), BOM (I will be)
 
Reading EVA iin as IIV, we can get another set of Slovenian grammatical endings for adjectives, such as IW (pronounced as IU), which is alternative spelling of IW (iu). The ending is also used for verbs (for 1. 2., and 3. pers.) in combination of the verb TO BE (SEM, SI, JE for past tense, BOM, BOŠ, BO for future tense, and BI for conditional mood.