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    Hand Out No. 5 (16 of January, 2019) Noun-: 1 Declension (All Types)

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    This document provides information on 1st declension nouns in Ancient Greek. It outlines the four types of 1st declension nouns: Type 1 is regular, Type 2 ends in ε,ι,ρ, Type 3 is called α-impure, and Type 4 is masculine. It provides paradigms for each type in the nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, and dative cases in both the singular and plural. The document also summarizes the future indicative active forms of verbs as well as the forms of the verb "to be" in both present and future tenses.

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    This document provides information on 1st declension nouns in Ancient Greek. It outlines the four types of 1st declension nouns: Type 1 is regular, Type 2 ends in ε,ι,ρ, Type 3 is called α-impure, and Type 4 is masculine. It provides paradigms for each type in the nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, and dative cases in both the singular and plural. The document also summarizes the future indicative active forms of verbs as well as the forms of the verb "to be" in both present and future tenses.

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    Hand out No.

    5 (16th of January, 2019)


    Noun— 1st Declension (all types)
    1st Declension Note: Type 1 is regular and basic. Type 2, if
    Type 1 T.2 T.3 T.4 the stem ends in ε,ι,ρ, then α replaces η type
    is also called α—pure. In type 3, there are
    Regular α—pure (ε,ι,ρ) α—impure(δοξα type) Masculine
    some noun which do not take ε,ι,ρ, in their
    S
    N. κορη πηρα δοξα μαθητης stems but have α in Nom, voc. And acc. cases
    instead of η. They are called α—impure or
    V. κορη πηρα δοξα μαθητα δοξα type.
    A. κορην πηραν δοξαν μαθητην The first three classes are all Feminine, and
    the type 4 is Masculine. These nouns all
    G. κορης πηρας δοξης μαθητου indicate a profession or permanent
    D. κορῃ πηρᾳ δοξῃ μαθητῃ characteristic of a man, and all except one end
    in –της. (The parallel Latin ending, from
    P
    N. κοραι πηραι δοξαι μαθηται which many English words are derived, is –
    tor/ter e.g. doctor, actor, prosecutor, rector,
    V. κοραι πηραι δοξαι μαθηται etc.)
    A. κορας πηρας δοξας μαθητας Words of type 3:
    γλωσσα—tongue
    G. κορων πηρων δοξων μαθητων δοξα—opinion, glory
    D. κοραις πηραις δοξαις μαθηταις θαλασσα—sea
    τραπεζα—table

    Verb
    Future Indicative Active
    Singular Plural
    per Pres. Fut. meaning Pres. Fut. Meaning
    1st λυω λυσω I shall loose. λυομεν λυσομεν We shall loose.
    2nd λυεις λυσεις You will loose. λυετε λυσετε You will loose.
    3rd λυει λυσει He/she/it will loose λυουσι λυσουσι They will loose.
    ν ν
    Verb to be (is, am, are, shall/will be)
    I am εἰμι I shall be ἐσομαι
    You are εἰ You will be ἐσει
    He/she/it is ἐστιν He will be ἐσται
    We are ἐσμεν We shall be ἐσομεθα
    You are ἐστε You will be ἐσεσθε
    They are ἐισιν They will be ἐσονται

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