Greek Features

ADJECTIVES

Accent

            recessive

            ultimate  [-ρός (ρέος), -to" (τέος)]

Comparison of Adjectives

ADVERBS

Comparison, systems of

             -ως  -τερον  -τατα

             -#  -(i)wn  -ιστος

            -#   μᾶλλον/μάλα + positive     πάνυ/μάλιστα/σφόδρα/λίαν + positive

ARTICLES

Article, the standard

Article, variants to the standard [τοί, ταί, etc.]

CONJUNCTIONS

Compounds

Enclitics

Meaning

            adversative

            appositional indicator  [ὡς]

Abaddon (Ἀβαδδών): “Destroyer” (Revelation 9:11**)

Abba (Αββα): “father” (Mark 14:36; Romans 8:15; Galatians 4:6**)

Introduction

                        Brackets [] indicate examples or explanatory information that is useful or necessary for categorizing the subheadings.  Parenthesis () and/or entries after colons indicate subsets within the heading.

* = words of Hebrew origin (names and expressions)

SUFFIXES

morpheme                   part of speech         meaning               formed from                example

-ανω                            verb

                                    (-ινω, -αινω are variants of the same form)

=  - 0  9   8  7  6  5  4  3  2  1  ;

               article-noun . . . noun in same case [Sharp’s rule]  Do not specify same gender and number because we want to see also whether there is any case where the parallel nouns are not the same gender and number.

INTERJECTIONS

ἄγε, James 4:13

ἴδε, John 1:29

δεῦρο, Mark 10:21

  IV.  Verbs

         A.  Tenses

("Particles" is a loose category that is not uniformly defined among Greek scholars.  Some include in particles everything but nouns, pronouns, and verbs (A. T. Robertson); other include only the intensifying short words; many include prepositions, conjunctions, negatives, and modal adverbs.)

PREPOSITIONS

Appositional indicator  [ὡς]

Case Governance

            governing 1 case

                    G

PRONOUNS

Compounds, types of (not inclusive of morpheme-root combinations)

Below is a list of forty-one more noticeable places in the New Testament where the text is uncertain. About 80% of the variants occur in historical segments, which is a little less than 60% of the New Testament. Brackets mark the questioned portions. Double parentheses mark the more important and more doubtful of these readings. Quotations are from The Conversational Version.

                  The terms in this list are capable of functioning in terms of genitive of time within which, dative of time when, and/or accusative of extent of time.

      V.       Verbs

               A.  Tenses

                     μέλλω + infinitive

VERBS

Compounds, types of (not including morpheme-root combinations)

            non-prepositional compounds

                    root + ______

 VI.  Adverbs

VII.  Prepositions