L 25

Question 1

Nouns ending in -ις are?

Answer 1

Feminine

Question 2

What are the general rules of the consonantal iota?

Answer 2

1) The consonantal iota was either replaced with an iota or an epsilon
2) If the case ending begins with a vowel, the final stem vowel is an epsilon
3) If the case ending begins with a consonant, then the final stem vowel is an iota
4) But in the dative plural an epsilon precedes the sigma

Question 3

Nouns ending in -ευς are?

Answer 3

Masculine

Question 4

Nouns ending in -ος are?

Answer 4

Neuter

Question 5

3-3 Adjectives ending in -ης are?

Answer 5

Masculine/Feminine

Question 6

3-3 Adjectives ending in -ες are?

Answer 6

neuter

Question 7

For abnormal 3rd declension nouns/adjectives: What case/gender/number for words ending in: ως, ους

Answer 7

All genitive singular nouns and adjectives

Question 8

For abnormal 3rd declension nouns/adjectives:What case/gender/number for words ending in: ει

Answer 8

All dative singular nouns and adjectives

Question 9

For abnormal 3rd declension nouns/adjectives:What case/gender/number for words ending in: εις

Answer 9

1) Masculine/ feminine nouns and adjectives in nominative/ accusative
plural

Question 10

For abnormal 3rd declension nouns/adjectives:What case/gender/number for words ending in: η

Answer 10

Neuters in nominative /accusative plural for nouns and adjectives
(also M/F accusative singular Adj)

Question 11

For abnormal 3rd declension nouns/adjectives:What case/gender/number for words ending in: ν

Answer 11

Feminine accusative singular

Question 12

For abnormal 3rd declension nouns/adjectives:What case/gender/number for words ending in: α

Answer 12

Masculine accusative singular