A Complete Greek Grammar for the Use of Students

accent according accusative action active adjective adverb aorist appears applies Attic augment becomes belongs called cause characteristic combination common comparative compounds contraction dative denote derived distinction distinguished Dual effect epic Eurip examples expressed former future genitive give given Greek hand Hence Herod Homer imperf implies indicative Indicative Mood infinitive language latter means middle Mood nouns object observed omitted opposition optative original participle pass passage passive perf perfect pers person phrases Plat Plur plural predicate preposition pres present pronoun proper reference regard relative represented retained root rule secondary sense sentence short side signifies Similarly Sing Singular sometimes Soph speak stand substantive syllable tenses termination things third Thucyd usage verbs vowel wanting writers δε και μη ου τε