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Greek Paradigm Handbook

Greek Paradigm Handbook

Erik Geannikis, Andrew Romiti and P.T. Wilford

2008 • 978-1-58510-307-2 • paper • 258 pages •  4.25 x 5.5  •  $12.95

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 Description                                             

This is a handy pocket reference of morphological forms for Classical Greek, designed to serve as a handy source for drill and memorization for students learning Greek.

 Table of Contents                                      

Paradigms:
    Nouns
    Adjectives
    Pronouns
    Verbs
    Participles
Appendix:
    Dual
    Principal Parts of Verbs
    Prepositions and Prefixes
    Basic Morphology

     Shortly after falling in love with Greek, our passionate determination to understand the language was countered by the mass of morphological information necessary to obtain any real proficiency. As we progressed in our study, we eventually found ourselves writing paradigms in pocket-sized notebooks. We handily consulted these little books for memorization during the spare moments of the day, and additionally used them as quick references while translating. We hope this book is found to be an effective tool for use alongside a reference grammar, helping to make the tremendous task of learning Greek a little easier.

The authors