Greek Alphabet - Practice the Greek alphabet.
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βουλή, ῆς, ἡ | κᾱλὴ βουλή |
κλαγγή, ῆς, ἡ | Χρύση, ης, ἡ |
θεά, ᾶς, ἡ | θάλασσα, ης, ἡ |
Ἀτρεΐδης, ᾱο, ὁ | αἰχμητής, ᾶο, ὁ |
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θῡμός, οῦ, ὁ | ἔργον, ου, τό |
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κᾱλός, ή, όν | φίλος, η, ον |
ἄλλος, η, ο | πᾶς, πᾶσα, πᾶν |
μέγας, μεγάλη, μέγα | πτερόεις, εσσα, εν |
εὐρύς, εῖα, ύ | ἀμείνων, ον |
ἀεικής, ές | μέλας, μέλαινα, μέλαν |
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Active Indicative | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Imperfect | |
λύω - Future | λύω - Aorist | |
λύω - Perfect | λύω - Pluperfect | |
βαίνω - Perfect | βαίνω - Pluperfect | |
Middle/Passive Indicative | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Future | |
λύω - Imperfect | λύω - Aorist (Middle) | |
λύω - Perfect | λύω - Pluperfect | |
λύω - Future Perfect | λύω - Aorist (Passive) | |
Active Subjunctive | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Aorist | |
λύω - Perfect | ||
Middle/Passive Subjunctive | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Aorist (Middle) | |
λύω - Aorist (Passive) | λύω - Perfect | |
Active Imperative | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Aorist | |
Middle/Passive Imperative | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Aorist (Middle) | |
Active Optative | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Aorist | |
λύω - Perfect | ||
Middle/Passive Optative | ||
λύω - Present | λύω - Aorist (Middle) | |
λύω - Perfect | λύω - Aorist (Passive) | |
Others | ||
λύω - Infinitives |
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Active Indicatives | |
βαίνω - Perfect | βαίνω - Pluperfect |
2nd Aorist Passives | |
τρέφω - Indicative | τρέφω - Subjunctive |
τρέφω - Optative | τρέφω - Imperative |
Irregular Verb εἰμί | |
εἰμί - Pres. Indicative | εἰμί - Imp. Indicative |
εἰμί - Pres. Subjunctive | εἰμί - Pres. Optatative |
εἰμί - Pres. Imperative | |
Irregular Verb εἶμι | |
εἶμι - Pres. Indicative | εἶμι - Imp. Indicative |
εἶμι - Pres. Subjunctive | εἶμι - Pres. Optatative |
εἶμι - Pres. Imperative |
These are simple vocabulary tools for passive practice of the assigned vocabulary for the first 45 lessons of the text. I currently have no plans to add the later lessons.
You must have a unicode font that supports polytonic greek (see Unicode Polytonic Greek Fonts, for example) to see the Greek properly. If you see a bunch of boxes, you probably do not have a unicode font installed.
Spionic Cheat Sheet - A list of the shortcuts for the spionic font (available from Monachos.net). I used to use spionic before I switched over to unicode fonts, but I'll leave this page up. It won't look right if you don't have spionic, though. Spionic is great if you don't have or want unicode.
Numerology - Some books use the Greek letters as numbers, and some people are just curious about numerology in general. Anyway, here is a list.
I am just learning Greek! Beware and be afraid! The tools I am writing are works in progress, and they are for entertainment purposes only. Use them at your own risk. If you do find any errors, please let me know.
Most of these tools are based upon the 1920 text Homeric Greek: A book for beginners by Clyde Pharr. The book itself is available in pdf form from the textkit site. I consider it the authority for anything I am putting on this site right now and any differences are likely typographical mistakes on my own part. You should always consult the Pharr text itself.
Textkit - Extensive learning tools and an online discussion forum for those learing Anchient Greek (and Latin). Lots of online texts in Greek.
G'Oogle - My list of some of the classical pdf books available from Google Books.