GENITIVE & DATIVE CHAPT 7

Question 1

What are the respective cases for ι and ις?

Answer 1

ι is the dative singular case and

ις is the is a dative plural case ending.

Question 2

In the singular, the final stem vowel lengthens 3 and the ι subscripts.

Answer 2

αι → ᾳ *βασιλεια + ι → βασιλείᾳ ηι → ῃ *ἀγαπη + ι → ἀγάπῃ οι → ῳ *λογο + ι → λογοι → λογωι → λόγῳ If you were to see the word λόγῳ, you would know it is singular and may be functioning as the indirect object. If you were to see the word λόγοις, you would know it is plural and may be functioning as the indirect object.

Question 3

Both the masculine and neuter have the same case endings in the

Answer 3

Genitive and Dative. This is always true.