Section 3 Flashcards
ἀνήρ (ἀνδρ-), ὁ
man (3a)
γείτων (γειτον-), ὁ
neighbour (3a)
λαμπάς (λαμπαδ-), ἡ
torch (3a)
λιμήν (λιμεν-), ὁ
harbour (3a)
νύξ (νυκτ-), ἡ
night (3a)
παῖς (παιδ-), ὁ
child, slave (3a)
πατρίς (πατριδ-), ἡ
fatherland (3a)
σωτήρ (σωτηρ-), ὁ
saviour (3a)
Third declension noun endings
s. p(m/f) p(n)
Nom -ς –ες -α
Acc -α –ας -α
Gen -ος –ων -ων
Dat -ι –σι (ν) -σι(ν)
Declension of 3a - ὁ λιμήν (λιμεν-)
s.
Nom. λιμήν
Acc. λιμέν-α
Gen. λιμέν-ος
Dat. λιμέν-ι
p.
Nom. λιμέν-ες
Acc. λιμέν-ας
Gen. λιμέν-ων
Dat. λιμέσι(ν) [< λιμέν-σι(ν)]
Declension of 3a - ἡ νύξ (νυκτ-)
s.
Nom νύξ
Acc νύκτ-α
Gen νυκτ-ός
Dat νυκτ-ί
Voc νύξ
p.
Nom νύκτ-ες
Acc νύκτ-ας
Gen νυκτ-ῶν
Dat νυξί(ν) [< νυκτ-σί(ν)]
Declension of ἐγώ ‘I/me’
s.
Nom. ἐγώ
Acc. με or ἐμέ
Gen. μου or ἐμοῦ
Dat. μοι or ἐμοί
Declension of σύ ‘you’
s.
Nom. σύ
Acc. σέ
Gen. σοῦ
Dat. σοί
Declension of ἡμεῖς ‘we/us’
p.
Nom. ἡμεῖς
Acc. ἡμᾶς
Gen. ἡμῶν
Dat. ἡμῖν
Declension of ὑμεῖς ‘you’ (ῡ)
p.
Nom. ὑμεῖς
Acc. ὑμᾶς
Gen. ὑμῶν
Dat. ὑμῖν
Form and use: ἐγώ and σύ
- ἐμέ, ἐμοῦ, ἐμοί and σέ, σοῦ, σοί are emphatic forms. με, μου, μοι and σε, σου, σοι unemphatic, e.g. ‘He is watching me’ (με); ‘Whom is he watching? Me!’ (ἐμέ).
- The unaccented forms of these pronouns are ‘enclitics’. They can never begin a sentence or clause.
- The emphatic usage of the nom. forms often implies a strong contrast with someone or something else.
Sound rules for σ and third declension noun endings
Many third declension nouns have stems ending in a DENTAL consonant:
- dental STOP: –τ/-δ/-θ
- dental NASAL: –ν
When σ follows a dental stop consonant, the dental disappears and the σ remains:
- eg δ + σ = σ
A similar process occurs when σ follows –ν, only sometimes (usually in the nominative singular) it is the σ that disappears:
- ν + σ = ν.
This often (not always!) leads to COMPENSATORY LENGTHENING of a nearby short vowel.
οὕτως
in this way
ἀφικνέομαι
arrive at; come to; reach
κίνδῡνος, ὁ
danger; hazard (2a)
χωρέω
come; go;
δεινός -ή -όν
dire, terrible
οἰκίᾱ, ἡ
building, house, dwelling
φαίνομαι
appear