Adjectives: Recessive Accent
ADJECTIVES
Accent
recessive
ultimate [-ρός (ρέος), -to" (τέος)]
Comparison of Adjectives
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ADVERBS
Comparison, systems of
-ως -τερον -τατα
-# -(i)wn -ιστος
-# μᾶλλον/μάλα + positive πάνυ/μάλιστα/σφόδρα/λίαν + positive
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ARTICLES
Article, the standard
Article, variants to the standard [τοί, ταί, etc.]
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Conjunctions: Compounds and EncliticsNotes
CONJUNCTIONS
Compounds
Enclitics
Meaning
adversative
appositional indicator [ὡς]
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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.
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INTERJECTIONS
ἄγε, James 4:13
ἴδε, John 1:29
δεῦρο, Mark 10:21
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("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.)
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PREPOSITIONS
Appositional indicator [ὡς]
Case Governance
governing 1 case
G
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PRONOUNS
Compounds, types of (not inclusive of morpheme-root combinations)
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VERBS
Compounds, types of (not including morpheme-root combinations)
non-prepositional compounds
root + ______
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