Wallace_Conjunctions Flashcards
What do subordinate conjunctions do
- link a dependent clause to an independent clause or another dependent clause
- either of which supplies the controlling idea that the subordinate conjunction and its clause modifies
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): ascensive
- expresses a final addition or point of focus
- και, δε, μηδέ
- even
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): connective conjunctions
- connects an additional element to a discussion or adds an additional idea to the train of thought
- και, δε
- and if emphatic can be also (called adjunctive)
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): contrastive conjunctions (adversative)
- suggests a contrast or opposing thought to the idea to which it is connected
- ἀλλά, πλήν, και, δέ
- but, rather, yet, though, or however
Logical Conjunction (definition): correlative conjunctions
- paired conjunctions that express various relationships
What are examples of correlative conjunctions?
- μέν… δε (one the one hand… on the other hand)
- και… και (both… and)
- μήτε… μήτε (neither… nor)
- οὒτε… οὒτε (neither… nor)
- οὐκ… ἀλλά/δε (not… but)
- οὐ… ποτἐ (not… ever)
- ποτέ… νῦν (once… now)
- τέ… τέ (as… so; or not only… but also)
- ἢ… ἢ (either… or)
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): disjunctive conjunctions (alternative)
- gives an alternative possibility to the idea to which it is connected
- ἢ
- or
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): emphatic conjunctions
- intensifying the normal sense of a conjunction
- ἀλλά becomes certainly
- οὐ with μἠ becomes certainly not
- οὖν becomes certainly
- True emphatic conjunctions are γέ, ναί (et al.)
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): explanatory conjunctions
- indicates that additional information is being given about what is being described
- γάρ, δέ, εἰ, καί
- for, you see. that is, namely
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): inferential conjunctions
- gives a deduction, conclusion, or summary to the preceding discussion
- ἂρα, γάρ, διό, διότι, οὖν, πλήν, ὣστε
- therefore
Logical Conjunction (definition, conjunctions, and translation): transitional conjunctions
- involves the change to a new topic of discussion
- οὖν (mostly narrative, esp. John), δέ (most common)
- now, then
Adverbial Conjunctions (definition, conjunctions, and translation): causal conjunctions
- expresses the basis or ground of an action
- γάρ, διότι, ἐπί, καθώς, ὃτι, ὡς (and others)
- because, since
Adverbial Conjunctions (definition, conjunctions, and translation): comparative conjunctions
- suggests an analogy or comparison between the connected ideas or tells how something is to be done
- καθώς, ούτως, ὣσπερ (and others)
- as, just as, in the same way, thus, or in this manner
Adverbial Conjunctions (definition, conjunctions, and translation): local conjunctions
- gives the location or sphere (metaphorically), that is, the context in which an action takes place
- ὃθεν, ὃπου, οὗ
- where, from where, the place which
Adverbial Conjunctions (definition, conjunctions, and translation): purpose conjunctions
- indicates the goal or aim of an action
- ἳνα, ὃπως, μήπως, μήπου, μήποτε (the ones with μη prefixed are negated purpose)
- in order that, with the goal that, with a view to, that