1. Demonstrative Pronouns / Adjectives
ou[toj, evkei/noj
This, That

2. THIS
and
THAT

3. Demonstratives “This / these” or “that / those”
The same word can be either…
A Pronoun: “That is mine.”
An Adjective: “That car is mine.”

4. ou-toj au[th tou/to toutou tau,thj tou,tou tou,tw|/ tau,th| tou,tw|
“This”
Masc
Fem
Neuter
Nom Sg
ou-toj
au[th
tou/to
Gen Sg
toutou
tau,thj
tou,tou
Dat Sg
tou,tw|/
tau,th|
tou,tw|
Acc Sg
tou/ton
tau,thn
tou/to
Nom Pl
ou-toi,
au-tai
tou/ta
Gen Pl
tou,twn
tou,twn
tou,twn
Dat Pl
tou,toij
tou,taij
tou,toij
Acc Pl
tou,touj
tou,taj
tau/ta

5. evkei/noj evkei,nh evkei/no evkei,nou evkei,nhj evkei,nou evkei,nw|/
“That”
Masc
Fem
Neuter
Nom Sg
evkei/noj
evkei,nh
evkei/no
Gen Sg
evkei,nou
evkei,nhj
evkei,nou
Dat Sg
evkei,nw|/
evkei,nh|
evkei,nw|
Acc Sg
evkei/non
evkei,nhn
evkei/no
Nom Pl
ou-toi,
evkei/nai
evkei/na
Gen Pl
tou,twn
evkei,nwn
evkei,nwn
Dat Pl
tou,toij
evkei,naij
evkei,noij
Acc Pl
tou,touj
evkei,naj
evkei/na

6. Crasis is when two words have a horrible traffic accident and are impossible to separate. kai and egw become kagw

7. Three Degrees of An Adjective
Positive: Uncompared “large
Comparative: Greater of the two “larger”
Superlative: Greatest of all “largest”

8. Vocative The mood of command In plural, identical to nominative
1st Declension, vocative looks like nominative
In 2nd Declension Singular, has e at end of word
Context is the key

9. New Vocabulary

10. gunh,
“Woman”

11. dikh,
“Right”

12. di,kaioj
“Righteous”

13. dikaiosu,nh
“Righteousness”

14. dw,deka
“Twelve”

15. e`autou/
“Himself”

16. evkei/noj
“That”

17. h;
“Or, than”

18. kavgw,
“And I, but I”

19. maka,rioj
“Happy, Blessed”

20. me,gaj
“Large, great”

21. po,lij
“City”

22. poluj
“Much”

23. pw/j
“How?”

24. shmei/on
“Sign, miracle”