Vocabulario B Flashcards
αὐτός –ή-ό
singular: he, she, it (him her)
plural: they (them)
ἄλλος –η ,-ο
other, another
Βασιλεία,-ας-ἡ
kingdom
δέ
but, and
δέ is a postpositive sometimes written as δ’ when it is followed with a vowel
ej: δ’ άν..
ἐν
in, on, among
ἔργον,-ου –τό
work, deed, action
καιρός , οῦ,ὁ
(appointed) time, season
the parenthesis means that καιρός can mean time or appointed time
νῦν
adverb: now
Noun: the present
ὁ,ἡ,τό
the
ὅτι
that, because, since
οὐ (οὐκ ,οὐχ)
not
ου is used when the following word begins with a consonant (ου δύναται)
-ου tends to precede the word it modifies
Ουκ is used when the next word begins with a vowel and rough breathing
(Ουχ ‘υμεις)
ὥρα,-ας –ἡ
hour, occasion, moment
ἀρχή, -ῆς, ἡ
beginning, ruler
γάρ
for, then
γάρ is postpositive
εἶπεν
he/she/it said
εἰς
into, in, among
ἐξουσία,ας,ἡ
authority, power
κύριος,-ου -ὁ
Lord, lord, master, sir
μή
not, lest
μή has the same basic meaning as ου but is used in different situations that I will discuss later. when ου μή occurr together, they form an emphatic negation: “no!”
οὐρανος ,-ου,-ὁ
heaven, sky
you will often find οὐρανος in the plural. And you can translate the plural as a singular if it fits the context
οὗτος ,αὕτη,τοῦτο
singular: this (one)
plural: these
as an adjetive it means “this”(singular)
And “these”(plural) and as a noun it means “this one”
σύ
you (singular)
is always singular
Greek has a different form the prural
υἱός, -οῦ, ὁ
son, descendant,child
ὥςτε
therefore, so that
