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ω-Verbs: Present System Active

12th May 2020

Verb =βουλεύω indicativesubjunctiveoptativeimperativeimperfect indic.s.1βουλεύωβουλεύωβουλεύοιμιἐβούλευον 2βουλεύειςβουλεύῃςβουλεύοιςβούλευεἐβούλευες 3βουλεύειβουλεύῃβουλεύοιβουλευέτωἐβούλευε(ν) d.2βουλεύετονβουλεύητονβουλεύοιτονβουλεύετονἐβουλεύετον 3βουλεύετονβουλεύητονβουλευοίτηνβουλευέτωνἐβουλευέτην pl.1βουλεύομενβουλεύωμενβουλεύοιμενἐβουλεύομεν 2βουλεύετεβουλεύητεβουλεύοιτεβουλεύετεἐβουλεύετε3βουλεύουσῐ(ν)βουλεύωσῐ(ν)βουλεύοιενβουλευόντωνἐβούλευον infinitiveβουλεύεινparticipleβουλεύων, βουλεύουσᾰ, βουλεῦον You can also read:Homer’s Odyssey for kids- raspodies α-ζ If you are looking…

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How is the genitive used in Ancient Greek?

12th May 2020

In broad terms the genitive ‘limits the meaning of substantives, adjectives, and adverbs, less commonly that of verbs’ (Smyth §1289);…

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Tenses in Modern & Ancient Greek

30th April 2020

The following tenses exist in both Modern and Ancient Greek (you will see them presented usually in the same order…

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2 notes on accents- Classical Greek

15th March 2020

While some vowels are LONG “BY NATURE” (e.g. η, ω…), ALL DIPHTHONGS are long (e.g., ει, οι, ευ…). There are two exceptions, however, to this diphthong rule. For indicative verbs – and…

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The Recessive Accent 3 rules you need to know – Classical Greek

15th March 2020

For most Greek verbs, the principle of RECESSIVE ACCENTUATION determines which syllable will receive the accent. In other words, the accent on…

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Ancient Greek prepositions

14th March 2020

Prepositions in Greek for the most part work as they do in English . The principal difference is that the…

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Ancient Greek: ίστημι

14th March 2020

Active Present Indicative Conjunctive ίστημι ιστ-ώ ίστ-ης ιστ-ής ίστ-ησιν ιστ-ή ίστ-αμεν ιστ-ώμε ίστ-ατε ιστ-ήτε ιστ-άσιν ιστ-ώσι/ ιστ-ώσιν Are you looking for…

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Iota subscript – GCSE Classical Greek

3rd November 2019

When iota comes after long alpha, eta or omega, it is written in miniature form underneath: ᾳ ῃ ῳ It…

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ω-Verbs: Present System Active

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2 notes on accents- Classical Greek

The Recessive Accent 3 rules you need to know – Classical Greek

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Iota subscript – GCSE Classical Greek

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