Greek Grammar combined Flashcards
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Identify the verb “ἐστί(ν)” and translate.
present tense 3rd person singular. He/she/it is
What is the gender, case and number of ‘ὁ’?
Nominative, Masculine, Singular
Change the phrase “τὰς μικρὰς οἰκίας” from nominative to accusative (or opposite) then translate.
αἱ μικραὶ οἰκίαι. “the small houses”
Identify the verb “δύνανται” and translate.
Present Indicative Active 3rd person plural. “they are able, can”
With first declension nouns in the mixed category. Using the root ‘θάλασσα’. What is the feminine singular noun of the Genitive?
θαλάσσης
Using the root ‘ἄνθρωπον’. What is the second declension, masculine singular noun of the Accusative
τὸν ἄνθρωπον
What case describes the direct object?
The accusative case.
Identify the verb “γινόμεθα” and translate.
Present Indicative Active 1st person plural. “We become”
Identify the personal pronoun ‘αὐτῇ’. Translate.
Third person Feminine Dative singular “to/for her”
Identify the verb “δύνασθαι” and translate.
Present Infinitive Active. “to be able”
What is a deponent verb?
A deponent verb is a verb that looks like middle or passive. It borrows the endings from the middle or passive voice, however it’s meaning is active.
Using the root ‘ἄνθρωπον’. What is the second declension, masculine singular noun of the Genitive
τοῦ ἀνθρώπου
What case/s does the prepostion ‘πρὸς’ appear before? How should it be translated?
The Accusative case. “toward, with”
What is morphology?
Morphology has to do with how the words look like.
What accent mark is ` ?
The Grave
What is the gender, case and number of ‘τῆς’?
Genitive, Feminine, Singular
What breathing mark is ‘ ἁ ‘ and does it carry with it a certain sound?
a rough breathing mark. It has a ‘h’ sound before the vowel.
What is the predicate (of a sentence)?
Mostly a verb. It’s what is said about the subject.
Identify the first declension masculine noun “προφήτης”.
Nominative singular
With first declension nouns ending in ‘α’. Using the root ‘σοφία’. What is the feminine singular noun of the Genitive?
σοφίας
Using the root “καλ-“ what is the Accusative, Masculine, Singular form?
καλόν
Identify the personal pronoun ‘σοῦ’. Translate.
Second person Genitive singular, emphatic “of you”
Using the root ‘τέκνον’. What is the second declension, neuter plural noun of the Nominative
τὰ τέκνα
Change the phrase “ἡμεῖς” from nominative to accusative (or opposite) then translate.
ἡμᾶς. “we”