Croy 19

Question 1

ἀσπάζομαι

Answer 1

I greet, salute

Question 2

βαστάζω

Answer 2

I bear, carry

Question 3

δέκα

Answer 3

ten

Question 4

καθίζω

Answer 4

I sit; seat

Question 5

μήποτε

Answer 5

not, lest perchance

Question 6

μήτηρ

Answer 6

μήτηρ, μητρός, ἡ
mother

Question 7

παραγίνομαι

Answer 7

I come, arrive

Question 8

παραλαμβάνω

Answer 8

I receive, take along

Question 9

πάσχα

Answer 9

πάσχα, τό
Passover; Passover lamb

Question 10

πατήρ

Answer 10

πατήρ, πατρός, ὁ
father

Question 11

πλῆθος

Answer 11

πλῆθος, πλῆθους, τό
large number, a multitude, crowd

Question 12

πόθεν

Answer 12

where?

Question 13

ποτέ

Answer 13

at some time, once, ever

Question 14

πούς

Answer 14

πούς, ποδός, ὁ
foot

Question 15

σάββατον

Answer 15

σάββατον, τό
Sabbath

Question 16

συναγωγή

Answer 16

συναγωγή, ἡ
synagogue, gathering

Question 17

χείρ

Answer 17

χείρ, χειρός, ἡ
hand

Question 18

Aorist Active Participle: Masculine

Answer 18

Singular: “Having Loosened”
N-V. λύσας
G. λύσαντος
D. λύσαντι
A. λύσαντα

Plural:
N-V. λύσαντες
G. λυσάντων
D. λύσασι(ν)
A. λύσαντας

Question 19

Aorist Active Participle: Feminine

Answer 19

Singular: “Having Loosened”
N-V. λύσασα
G. λυσάσης
D. λυσάσῃ
A. λύσασαν

Plural:
N-V. λύσασαι
G. λυσασῶν
D. λυσάσαις
A. λυσάσας

Question 20

Aorist Active Participle: Neuter

Answer 20

Singular: “Having Loosened”
N-V. λῦσαν
G. λύσαντος
D. λύσαντι
A. λῦσαν

Plural:
N-V. λύσαντα
G. λυσάντων
D. λύσασι(ν)
A. λύσαντα

Question 21

Aorist Middle Participle: Masculine

Answer 21

Singular: “Having Loosened”
N-V. λυσάμενος
G. λυσαμένου
D. λυσαμένῳ
A. λυσάμενον

Plural:
N-V. λυσάμενοι
G. λυσαμένων
D. λυσαμένοις
A. λυσαμένους

Question 22

Aorist Middle Participle: Feminine

Answer 22

Singular: “Having Loosened”
N-V. λυσαμένη
G. λυσαμένης
D. λυσαμένῃ
A. λυσαμένην

Plural:
N-V. λυσάμεναι
G. λυσαμένων
D. λυσαμέναις
A. λυσαμένας

Question 23

Aorist Middle Participle: Neuter

Answer 23

Singular: “Having Loosened”
N-V. λυσάμενον
G. λυσαμένου
D. λυσαμένῳ
A. λυσάμενον

Plural:
N-V. λυσάμενα
G. λυσαμένων
D. λυσαμένοις
A. λυσάμενα

Question 24

Second Aorist Active/Middle Participles

Answer 24

These are identical to the present active and middle participles except that in the active the accent is not recessive. The second aorist middle also does not use σα.

Question 25

ἄγω Second Aorist First and Third Principle Parts

Answer 25

ἤγαγον, I led
ἀγαγών, having led

Question 26

ὁράω Second Aorist First and Third Principle Parts

Answer 26

εἶδον, I saw
ἰδών, having seen

Question 27

ἔρχομαι Second Aorist First and Third Principle Parts

Answer 27

ἦλθον, I came
ἐλθών, having come

Question 28

λανβάνω Second Aorist First and Third Principle Parts

Answer 28

ἔλαβον, I took
λαβών, having taken

Question 29

λέγω Second Aorist First and Third Principle Parts

Answer 29

εἶπον, I said
εἰπών, having said

Question 30

Syntax of the Aorist Participle

Answer 30

The Syntax of aorist tense participles is the same as that of present tense participles.

It does not have an augment.

It denotes simple or undefined action which is often prior to the main verb but also sometimes simultaneous with the main verb.

Question 31

Translation of Aorist Participles

Answer 31

Attributive and Substantive: Translate with a relative clause “The one who or the thing which did or had done”

Adverbials: Provision English Participle “having done such and such” or temporal clause “When or after he or she had done such and such.”

Question 32

Genitive Absolute

Answer 32

If a participle modifies the subject of the sentence, it will be in the nominative case; if it modifies the direct object of the main verb, it will be in the accusative and so on. Sometimes it will be grammatically independent, like “The weather being nice, we went to the part.” The Greek would be using the genitive case.