Greek Grammar 18 (Dependant clauses) Flashcards
Identify the relative pronoun “οὕς” and translate.
Accusative, Masculine, Plural. “who, whom, which”
Identify the relative pronoun “ὅν” and translate.
Accusative, Masculine, Singular. “who, whom, which”
Identify the relative pronoun “ἥν” and translate.
Accusative, Feminine, Singular. “who, whom, which”
Identify the relative pronoun “αἵ” and translate.
Nominative, Feminine, Plural. “who, which, what”
Identify the relative pronoun “οὗ” and translate.
Genitive, Masculine or Neuter, Singular. “of whom, of which, whose”
Identify the relative pronoun “ᾧ” and translate.
Dative, Masculine or Neuter, Singular. “to, for, by, with which/whom”
Identify the relative pronoun “ἧς” and translate.
Genitive, Feminine, Singular. “of whom, of which, whose”
Identify the relative pronoun “ὅς” and translate.
Nominative, Masculine, Singular. “who, which, what”
What is an Independent Clause?
It is a clause that makes sense on its own. E.g. “Mark studies Greek because he likes greek”
What is a Dependent Clause?
It is a clause that doesn’t make sense on its own. It depends on another clause in order for its meaning to be complete. E.g. “because he likes greek” doesn’t make sense by itself.
Identify the relative pronoun “ἥ” and translate.
Nominative, Feminine, Singular. “who, which, what”
Identify the relative pronoun “ᾗ” and translate.
Dative, Feminine, Singular. “to, for, by, with which/whom”
Identify the relative pronoun “οἵ” and translate.
Nominative, Masculine, Plural. “who, which, what”
Identify the relative pronoun “ἅ” and translate.
Nominative or Accusative, Neuter, Plural. “who, which, what”
What is a relative pronoun?
It is a part of the dependent clause category. It uses words like “who, whose, whom, which, what etc.”
