Ancient Greek grammar (tables)
- Ancient Greek grammar (tables)
*"This article includes only the tables of declension and the conjugation of verbs. For further explanation see Ancient Greek grammar."
Declension
The article
Examples ending with -ᾰ (gen. -ης)
Attic second declension
Vowel stem in -υς (gen. -υος)
"The nouns "βοῦς" and "γραῦς" are unique"
Without suffix double-stem in -ώ
Nasal single-stem
Nouns which expel their "ε" of the stem
Irregular Nouns
*"The tables of the irregular nouns do not include the dual number of every noun."
*"All the third declension plural suffixes of the dative (-σι) can accept a ν at the end. For example ὁ γίγας → τοῖς γίγασι and γίγασιν and ἡ γραῦς → ταῖς γραυσὶ and γραυσίν."
Adjectives
econd declension
Three suffixes - three genders
Two suffixes - three genders
Pronouns
Personal Pronoun
Relative "ὃς", "ἣ", "ὃ"
The verb "ἔχω"
*Only the initial person
Middle voice
Aorist II
*Verb: βάλλω
Middle voice
Verbs in -όω
Rules
*ο + ε or ο or ου → ου
*ο + η or ω → ω
*ο + ει or ῃ or οι → οι
Verb δηλόω → δηλῶ (st. δηλο-)
Active voice
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