Croy 18 Flashcards
ἁμαρτάνω
to sin
βούλομαι
to wish, determine
διώκω
to pursue, persecute
εὐαγγελίζομαι
I bring good news, preach
κάθημαι
I sit, live, stay
λογίζομαι
I reckon, consider, account
μή
not, lest (the usual negative for non-indicative moods)
ὑπάρχω
I am, exist (τὰ ὑπάρχοντα, possessions, belongings)
ὤν, οὖσα, ὄν
being (present participle of εἰμί)
Forms of the Present Active Participle
Singular: “loosening”
Ma.
M-V. λύων
Gen. λύοντος
Dat. λύοντι
Acc. λύοντα
F.
M-V. λύουσα
Gen. λυούσης
Dat. λυούσῃ
Acc. λύουσαν
N.
M-V. λῦον
Gen. λύοντος
Dat. λύοντι
Acc. λῦον
Plural:
Ma.
M-V. λύοντες
Gen. λυόντων
Dat. λύουσι(ν)
Acc. λύοντας
F.
M-V. λύουσαι
Gen. λυουσῶν
Dat. λυούσαις
Acc. λυούσας
N.
M-V. λύοντα
Gen. λυόντων
Dat. λύουσι(ν)
Acc. λύοντα
Forms of the Middle/Passive Participle
Singular: “being loosened”
Ma.
M-V. λυόμενος
Gen. λυομένου
Dat. λυομένῳ
Acc. λυόμενον
F.
M-V. λυομένη
Gen. λυομένης
Dat. λυομένῃ
Acc. λυομένην
N.
M-V. λυόμενον
Gen. λυομένου
Dat. λυομένῳ
Acc. λυόμενον
Plural:
Ma.
M-V. λυόμενοι
Gen. λυομένων
Dat. λυομένοις
Acc. λυομένους
F.
M-V. λυόμεναι
Gen. λυομένων
Dat. λυομέναις
Acc. λυομένας
N.
M-V. λυόμενα
Gen. λυομένων
Dat. λυομένοις
Acc. λυόμενα
Participles
Participles are verbal adjectives. It expresses an action or state of being while also having a tense and voice. It is related to a noun or pronoun for which it agrees in case, number, and gender.
It also has an adverbial function. It splits between adverbial and adjectival functions, if it has an article, it is adjectival.
Participle Syntax
Adjectival:
Attributive, “The Believing Man” which has the same setup as the one with adjectives:
article participle noun or article noun article participle.
Substantive: “The man who believes in the Lord” here the participle functions as a noun in some way.
article participle
Adverbial:
Predicate use, agrees in case, number, and gender, but it also modifies a verb.
article noun participle
participle article noun
Usually adverbials appear with no article. This does not always mean the lack of an article indicates an adverbial, like adjectives.
Tense and Time in Participle
The tense of a participle relates to the “kind” of action involved. Present denotes linear or ongoing action. Usually, these actions are simultaneous with the main verb, but this is based on context. The participle is fundamentally non-temporal.
Present Participle of εἰμί
Singular: “being”
Ma.
M-V. ὤν
Gen. ὄντος
Dat. ὄντι
Acc. ὄντα
F.
M-V. οὖσα
Gen. οὔσης
Dat. οὔσῃ
Acc. οὔσαν
N.
M-V. ὄν
Gen. ὄντος
Dat. ὄντι
Acc. ὄν
Plural:
Ma.
M-V. ὄντες
Gen. ὄντων
Dat. οὖσι(ν)
Acc. ὄντας
F.
M-V. οὐσῶν
Gen. οὔσων
Dat. οὔσαις
Acc. οὔσας
N.
M-V. ὄντα
Gen. ὄντων
Dat. οὔσι(ν)
Acc. ὄντα