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Greek Lessons
- Irony and Imperfect Kingship: Grammatical Sarcasm and Apostolic Longing in 1 Corinthians 4:8
- Greek Grammar and Syntactical Analysis of Matthew 4:8
- Rest Yet to Come: Conditional Logic and Eschatological Rest in Hebrews 4:8
- Redeeming for Himself a People: A Greek Look at Titus 2:14
- Choked by Thorns: Fruitlessness in Mark 4:7
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Tag Archives: Adjectives
Comparison of Adjectives
There are two general forms. (1) First Form Comparative -τερος -τερα -τερον Superlative -τατος -τατη -τατον (a) These terminations are added to the adjective stem. Thus:- πιστος faithful πιστοτερος πιστοτερα πιστοτερον – Study more …..
Greek Adjectives
An adjective is a word whose main syntactic role is to qualify a noun or noun phrase, giving more information about the object signified. Every word joined to a substantive, in the character or quality of an adjective, (as adjectives, … Continue reading
