sipōneis

[The etymology is unclear; presumably ← Celt *sepānios “follower” ← Indo-Europ stem *sekʷ- “to follow”]

siponeis - Nom, sing - Matth. X, 24; X, 42; Luk. VI, 40; XIV, 26; XIV, 27; XIV, 33; Jhn. IX, 28; XVIII, 15; XVIII, 16
siponi - Acc, sing - Matth. X, 25
siponjos - Nom, pl - Matth. VIII, 23; VIII, 25; IX, 14; IX, 19; XXVII, 64; Mrk. II, 18; II, 23; II, 24; V, 31; VI, 1; VI, 29 etc siponjē - Gen, pl - Matth. VIII, 21; Mrk. VII, 2; XI, 1; XIV, 13; Luk. VI, 17; VII, 19; XIX, 29; XIX, 37; Jhn. VI, 8 etc
siponjam - Dat, pl - Matth. IX, 10; IX, 11; IX, 37; XI, 1; XI, 2; XXVI, 1; Mrk. II, 15; II, 16; III, 7; III, 9; IV, 34 etc
siponjans - Acc, pl - Matth. VIII, 18; X, 1; Mrk. VIII, 1; VIII, 27; VIII, 33; IX, 31; Luk. VI, 13; IX, 40; Jhn. XVIII, 19; Skeirns. V, 8; VII, 7

1.1.1. (c)

(subtype of -a- stem nouns)

nouns, -ja- stem, masculine gender harjis (army, host)
	singular	plural
nominative	harjis	harjōs
genitive	harjis	harjē
dative	harja	harjam
accusative	hari	harjans
vocative	hari

nouns, -ja- stem, masculine gender hairdeis (herd, shepherd)
	singular	plural
nominative	haírdeis	haírdjōs
genitive	haírdeis	haírdjē
dative	haírdja	haírdam
accusative	haírdi	haírdjans
vocative	haírdi

nouns, -ja- stem, neuter gender kuni (kin, tribe; race)
	singular	plural
nominative	kuni	kunja
genitive	kunjis	kunjē
dative	kunja	kunjam
accusative	kuni	kunja
vocative	kuni