Greek Resources
Grammar
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Verbs
- Introduction to verbs - conjugation
- The regular verb, complete table
- The regular verb - present tense, all moods
- The regular verb - imperfect tense
- The regular verb - future tense, all moods
- Present Indicative Active
- Present Indicative Active of contract verbs
- Present Indicative Middle & Passive
- Imperfect Indicative Active
- 1st Aorist Indicative Active - introduction
- 1st Aorist - with participle
- 2nd Aorist Indicative Active
- 2nd Aorist Indicative Active - with participle
- Future Indicative Active
- Future Indicative Active - liquid verbs, gutturals, etc.
- Perfect and Pluperfect
- Passive
- Passive - fuller version
- Passive - Aorist and Future Passives
- Subjunctive - introduction
- Subjunctive
- Infinitives
- Verbs with multi stems - the Weirdos
- eimi - present tense
- eimi - full declension
- Deponent Verbs
- ginomai
- dunamai and related verbs
- verbs in -mi - full table of all of them
- verbs in -mi - Principal Parts
- Present of -mi verbs
- didwmi
- Participles
- The Dual
Nouns
- Introduction to Nouns - Cases
- 1st Declension
- 1st. Declension nouns in -a
- 1st Declension nouns in -h
- 2nd Declension
- 2nd Declension Masculine nouns
- 2nd Declension Neuter nouns
- 3rd Declension
- 3rd Declension with short vocabulary
- The Dual
Others
- Introduction to Adjectives
- Adjectives of the 1st & 2nd Declensions
- Adjectives of the 1st & 3rd Declensions
- Adjectives of the 3rd Declension
- Comparison of adjectives and adverbs
- Adjective/Ponouns - alloj , eteroj
- Adverbs
- The Definite Article
- Demonstratives
- Negation
- Pronouns - introduction
- Personal pronouns
- Interrogative & Indefinite pronouns
- The Relative Pronoun
- Prepositions
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