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Section 23 Vocabulary Alpha Beta Gamma Alpha Ho Aron Aaron Ho Abraam Abraham He Abyssos U An Abyss Agathos E On Adjective Good Agapao To Love He Agape Ace Love Agapetos E On Adjective Beloved Ho Angelos U A Messenger An Angel He Agele Ace A Heard Hagiazo To Make Clean Or Holy To Hallow Hagios Ea Eon Adjective Holy Hagnizo To Purify Agorazo To Buy Ho Agrippas A Agrippa Agor To Lead To Bring To Go He Adelfe Ace A Sister Ho Adelfos U A Brother Adicaeo To Do Injustice To Hurt To Harm Ado To Sing Ae Adverb Ever Always Ho Aher Aeros Air He Aidos Os Us Modesty Reverence Aiteo To Ask To Ask For Ho Aeon Onos An Age Ho Aeon The Age The World Ho He Agatacaliptos Adjective Unveiled Uncovered Acalotheo To Follow Akuo To Hear He Alethea Us Truth Alethinos Eon Adjective True Allah An Adversive Participle Stronger Than De But Yet Aelon Of One Another He Halon Onos A Threshing Floor He Hamartia Us Sin Ho He Hamartolos U Adjective Sinful Subst A Sinner Ho Ambelon Onos A Vineyard An A Particle Usually Calling No Translation But Serving To Give An Air Of Uncertainty Or Indefiniteness To The Words With Which It Is Connected It May Sometimes Be Rendered Per Chance After Relative Pronouns It Is Equivalent To The English Termination Ever E.g. Hos An Whoever With Verbs It Is Often Equivalent To The Auxiliary Wood Anabaino To Go Up Anago To Lead Up Middle And Passive To Set Sail Anakrino To Examine Anachoreo To Go Back To Withthrow Ho Anemos U Wind Anichomai To Bear With Ho Anair Andros Ho Anthropos U A Human Being A Man Anthypateo To Be Proconcil Ho Anthypatos U A Proconcil Anishtemi To Raise Up Eorist Second To Rise Up Anoigo To Open Andechomai To Cleave To With Genitive Over-Against In Exchange For For Andypeteo To Resist Apangelo To Announce To Tell To Report Apangro To Strangle To Death Apeni To Be Absent Apenandi Adverb In The Presence Of Apistos Apol With Genitive From Ho Apollos O Apollos Apoluo To Free From To Free One's Self From To Put Away Aponipto To Wash Off To Wash To Apostasyon U A Divorce, A Bill Of Divorce Ho Apostolos Hapto To Touch To Arnion U Alam Arti Adverb Now, Just Now Ho Arthos U A Loaf Of Bread Bread Food Ho Archiareus Eus A Chief Priest Ho Archi Senagogos U A Ruler Of A Synagogue Archomai To Begin Ho Archon A Ruler Ho Aster Eeros A Star To Astron U A Star Altos E O Self In Oblique Cases Him Her It Altu Adverb There Basanizo To Separate Afron On Adjective Senseless Foolish Achaiya As E A Kaia To Bathos Eus U's Depth Ballo To Cast To Put To Pour Bareo To Way Down Ho Barnabas Basanizo To Torment He Basileia As A Rain A Kingdom Ho Basileus Eus A King Basileo To Rain To Biblion U A Writing Blas Femeo To Blas Feme He Blas Femea As Blas Feme Blas Femeo To Look To See Ho Botrus Uus A Bunch Of Grape Bulomai To Will Wish Desire Ho He Boos Ous An Ox Or Cow Bradus Eia U Adjective Slow He Bronte Eis Thunder Ho Brighmos U A Nashing Of The Teeth Brujo To Nash The Teeth To Broma Atos Food He Brosis Eos Food Gama To Gala Aktos Milk He Galileia As Galileia As Galileia As Galileia As Galileia As Galileia Ho Galion Onos Galio Gameo To Marry Gar Conjunction For He Gaster Theros Thros The Belly He Genia As A Generation Genow To Beget To Bring Forth Passive To Be Born He Gay Gays Land Earth To Geras Aos Oos Old Age Ginomai To Become To Be He Glossa Eis The Tong To Gonu Gonatos The Knee Ho Gramateus Eos Ascribe He Grafe Eis A Writing A Scripture Grafo To Write Gregorio To Watch He Gunei Gunei Kos Chera A Widowwoman End of Section 23 Section 24 Of An Introduction To The Greek Of The New Testament This Is A LibriVox Recording All LibriVox recordings Are In The Public Domain For More Information Or To Volunteer Please Visit LibriVox.org Recording By An Introduction To The Greek Of The New Testament By George L. Carey Section 24 Vocabulary Delta Epsilon Zeta Delta To Takryon U Atia De Conjunction But And De Kai Emphatic And Also Dei It Is Necessary It Must Be To Dendron U A Tree Dermatinos E On Adjective Leathern Ho Desmophilax A Kos A Jaila Ho Despotes A Master Dechomai To Receive To Denarion Eu A Denarius Dia With Genitive And Accusative Through During In On Account Of Dialegomai To Discourse Dialogizomai To Reason Dianuygo To Open Diatrefo To Turn Away Anyone Diatithemi To Appoint To Assign Diafero To Differ From To Be Worth More Than Didasco To Teach He Didache Ace Idomi To Give Diermeneu To Interpret He Dikayushune Ace Justice, Righteousness Diorusso To Dig Through To Break Through Ho Diotrefees Eos Us Diotrephes Boko To Pursue To Persecute Dokimazo To Consider Worthy To Try To Test He Doksa Ace Glory Doksazo To Give Glory To To Glorify Dulewo To Serve To Be In Servitude Ho Dulos U a Servant Ho Dracon Ondos A Dragon Duna Mai To Be Able He Duna Mis Eos Power, Might, Strength Dior To Dorian Gratuitously Freely Epsilon Ean Ei And An If Perchance Heaftu Of Himself Egeiro To Raise Up Middle To Arise Engopto To Hinder Ego I To Ethnos Us A Nation A Conjunction If Eimei Except Eimi To Be Ace With Accusative To Into In For At Hen One Ik With Genitive From Because Of On Account Of Before A Vowel X Ik Dior To Strip Ekei Adverb There Ik Perazo To Make Trilove To Tempt Ik Beepto To Fail Ik Rizaw To Root Up Elasso Don Adjective Comparative Of Micros Less Younger El Cuo To Draw He Hellas Ados Hellas Greece He El Pis Idos Hope Emeautu Of Myself Emblepo To Look At To Consider With Or Without Ace Empros Then Adverb And Preposition Before Infaniso To Manifest In With Dative In By Among To Injuma Atos Clothing Hineken With Genitive On Account Of For The Sake Of In Noia Us Thought Purpose Endello Mai Future Te Lumai To Command He Endole Ace A Command In Opion With Genitive In The Presence Of Before Exalafo To Blot Out To Wipe Away To Astonish Middle And Aorist Second Active To Be Astonished To Be Beside Oneself Exusia Us Power Authority Right Exorphine Adverb From Without Exorphine The Outside Epangelia Promise Epangelomai To Promise Epi With Genitive, Dative, And Accusative On Upon Towards At Before That Is Into The Presence Of He Epithesis Eos A Placing On A Laying On Epi Menor Future Menor To Remain Or To Turn Towards To Turn Eponomazo To Name Hepta Seven Ho Ergates U A Workman A Laborer To Ergon U Work He Eris Idos Strife U A Kid A Young Goat Ho Hermogenes Eos Us Hermogenes Erchomai To Come Erodau To Ask Estillo To Eat Esothen Adverb From Within To Esothen Ho Hetaeros U A Companion A Friend Heteros A On Other Eti Adverb More Still Hetoimazo To Prepare To Ewangelion U Good News The Gospel Elrisco To Find He Ephesus U Ephesus Echo To Have To Hold To Consider Heos Adverb Until Zeta Zau Future Zeso Zesomai To Live Ho Zebedaios U Zebedi Zeteo Zeteo To Seek He Zoe Es Life He Zone Es A Girdle End of Section 24 Section 25 of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament. 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Kerry Section 25 Vocabulary Eta Theta Yota Kappa Eta E O E E Either or Ho Hegemon Onos Agovna Hedeos Adverb Gladly Ho Helias O Elias Elijah Ho Helios O the Sun Hemeis Plural of We He Hemera As A Day Ho Herodes O Herod He Herodias Ados Herodias Ho Hesaias O Isaiah Isaiah Heson O Don Adjective Comparative of Cacos Theta Thalas Ase A Lake Thelema Atos Thelo Thelo Ho Theos O a God God To heal, to cure Ho Therismos O a harvest Do Therion O a wild beast A beast Thesaurizal To treasure up Ho Thesauros O treasure wealth He threaks G Thrichos A hair A hair He Thugater Theros Thros Adota To Thusias Therion O an altar Yota Idios Ia O'n O'n Ones O'n Idu Interjection Behold Jerusalem Ho Jesus O Jesus Ho Himas Andos A thong A strap, a latchet Hina That In order that, too Ho Jordanes O the Jordan He Yudaia As Judea Yudaios A O'n Jewish Substantive masculine A Jew Ho Yudas A Judas Is Theros A O'n Adjective Mighty To Ichthyodion O a small fish Ho Ichthyus O us a fish Ho Joannes O John Ho Yonas A Jonah Jonas Ho Yosef Joseph Gappa Gathariso To purify, to cleanse Gathos Adverb as Guy Conjunction And even also Gako To maltreat Galeo To call Galos O'n Adjective, beautiful good Galos Adverb well Ho He Gamelos O a camel Gun, a contraction of Guy Adia As the heart Ho Garpos O fruit Gatha With genitive and accusative Down according to Gathabayno To go or come down Gathyshuno To bring shame upon To dishonor, to disgrace Gathalio To destroy Gathiso To prepare Gathaseyo To wave, to beckon Gathafroneo To despise Gathirgasomai To work out, to produce Gathafistemi To stand up against To rush upon Gathecho To hold Gathegoreo Kaukhaomai To boast To keras Atos ahon He kefalee E's the head To kerygma Atos preaching Kerysso To proclaim, to preach He kilikia As Cilicia Clio To weep Elthmos U a weeping He clays Gledos A key Ho kleptes A thief Klepto To steal Clino to recline Ho kokos U a grain a seed He columbethra As a swimming place a pool To curasion U a girl A maiden Ho kosmos U order the world Grateo To lay hold of, hold Retain To creas Atos meet Flesh plural Greata Contrastive Greason Ho don An adjective comparative Of agathos Better Ho cremenos U a steep Place Creeno to judge Ho crisps U crisps To ktema Atos a possession Ho curios U a lord A master Ho he cune G cunos A dog He kome Es a village He koos Accusative Korn The island of koos Or co End of section 25 Section 26 Of an introduction to the Greek of the Newton This is a LibriVox recording All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain For more information or to volunteer Please visit LibriVox.org Recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament By George L. Kerry Section 26 Vocabulary Lambda Mu Nu Lambda Laleo Laleo To speak To talk Lambano To receive Lampo To shine To give light Ho laos U a people La trevo To serve Lego To say Ho lepros U a leper Ho leweis Ho leweis Accusative Lewein Lewein Levi Ho lithos U a stone He limne Es a lake Ho logos U a word Lydia Us Lydia Lio to loosen Ho lot Lot Mu Ho mathetes U a learner A disciple He malachia Us weakness disease Manthano To learn He mariam Mary Martyreo To bear witness to testify He martyria Us testimony Ho martyus Uros a witness Megas Megale Mega Adjective great Methuno To be drunk Maison Adjective comparative Of Megas Greater older Men Conjunctive particle Indeed Meno to remain abide Merizo to divide Meta With genitive and accusative With after Metanoeo To change one's mind To repent Me Not also an interrogative particle Ho main Menos A month Mete Mete Neither nor He meter Tros a mother Miseo To hate To mnemayon U a tomb a sepulcher Mnemoneo To remember Monogenes Adjective only begotten Monos e on Adjective only alone Ho moseis Eos Moses End of section 26 Section 27 Of an introduction To the Greek of the New Testament This is a LibriVox recording All LibriVox recordings Are in the public domain For more information Or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater An introduction to the Greek Of the New Testament By George L. Kerry Section 27 Vocabulary Micron P XI Xeros A on Adjective dry Xera G being understood Dry land Land Omicron Ho he To the He hodos U a road Away Ho hodos Ho hodondos A tooth He Oikia As a house Oikodomeo To build Ho oikos U a house Ho oinopotes U a winepeba Ho oinos U wine Oligos E on Adjective little Plural few Ho los E on Adjective whole All together Homo thumadon Adverb with one accord Homo yos A on Adjective like Homo yos To make like To liken Homo yos Adverb in like manner Homo Adverb together To onoma atos A name Ho pliso to arm Ho pu Adverb where He orge As Anger Roth Orgiso to be enraged Hormao To rush To oros Eos us A mountain, a hill Hos He Ho Which Hos an, whoever Hosos E on How great As great as How long as long as To osteon Contrastive Ostun U a bone Hostis Hetis Hoti, whoever Whatever He osvis Ios The loins Hotan Adverb Hote and an Wen for chance Hote adverb when Hoti Conjunction that because U Uq before smooth And uq before Aspirated vowels not U is used in the statement of Negative facts May Of negative conceptions U may Intensive not at all By no means U de Conjunction neither nor U deis U de mia U den No one, none, not one U depote Adverb never Un Therefore then Upo Adverb not yet Uranios A on Adverb heavenly Ho uranos U heaven Hutos Hautae Tuto des Hutos By some editors written Huto Adverb so thus Uchi A strengthened form of U not Ho of thalmos U an ay Ho Ochlos U a crowd, a multitude Pi To Bydeon U a little child A child He Iske A maiden, a maid servant Ho He Bydos A boy, a girl, a servant Palin Adverb again Para With genitive, dative and accusative Nearby, by, beside, from, of He Para bole A parable Bas Basa Ban Adjective all every Basjo To suffer Ho Bater Ji Patros A father Ho Paulos U Paul He Benticoste Es Pentecost Peri With genitive and accusative About concerning Periago To lead about To go about Peribateo To walk about To walk Periseo To cause to abound To peteinon U a fowl, a bird He petra Us a rock Ho petros U peter To binachideon U a tablet Ho pinax Acos A trencher Plate platter Bipto To fall Bisteo To have faith to believe To believe in To put trust in To trust to entrust Passive To be believed To be entrusted with He beastis Eos Faith Pleion On Adjective Comparative of Paulus More Greater He Blegue Es A plague To Bletos Eos Us A great number A multitude Bleres Es Adjective Full Blero To fill To fulfill Plesion Adverb Nea Ho plesion A neighbor Ho plous G Plos Navigation To Pneuma Atos Breath Wind Spirit Pueo To do To make Pueimano To tend a flock Ho pueimhain Énos A herdsman A shepherd He pueimné Es A flock He pôlis Eos A city Pôlakis Adverb Often Poulus Bler Bolo Adjective much great. Poreuomai to go. Posos e on how great, how much, plural how many. Pote at some time, once formally. Pu, adverb where? O pus ji podos afut. Prín, adverb before. To probaton, o aship. Probibazo, to urge on. Pros, with genitive, dative, and accusative, too. Pros seuchomai, to pray to God. Pros secho, to take heed. Ho, he, pros seelutos, o a prosolite. Pros genio, to worship. Pros ferro, to bring to, to bring. To prosopon, o a face, personal appearance, person. Pros ferro, to bring forth. Pros fedewo, to prophesy. Ho, pros fedes, o a prophet. Pínthanomai, to ask, to inquire, to learn. To pur, ros, fire. Pros, how? End of section 27. Section 28 of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org, recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Carey. Section 28. Subbaton, o a sabbath. Ho, salamis, inos, salmes. Ho, sarx, sarcos, flesh. Ho, saulos, o sol, siatu, of thyself. He, selene, es, the moon. To semeion, o asain. Siloam, siloam. Ho, simon, onos, simon. To sinapi, eos, mustard. Siopau, to be silent. Ho, solomon, onos, solomon. He, sofia, as, wisdom. Ho, stachus, eos, an ear of grain. Do, stoma, atos, a mouth. Su, thou. Su, laleo, to talk with, to converse. Simfoneo, to agree with. Sun, with the dative, with. Sunago, to gather together. He, sunagoge, es, a synagogue. Suniemi, suniemi, to understand. Su, schematizo, to conform to. Sfragizo, to seal. Sozo, to heal, to cure, to save. To, soma, atos, a body. Tau, that penos, e, on, adjective, low, lowly, humble. Dachus, aia, y, adjective, quick, swift. Do, deknon, u, a child, a son. Ho, delones, u, a tax-gatherer, a publican. Ho, detrarches, u, a tetrarch. De, reo, to keep. Dilo, to pluck, to pull off. He, timé, es, ona. Tis, ti, masculine feminine, anyone, someone. Neuter, anything, something. Tis, ti, masculine feminine, who, which. Neuter, what, why, how. Ho, topos, u, a place. Tote, then, tres, three. Trejo, to run, aorist, second person. Idramon. Trigau, to gather, fruit, especially grapes. Dupto, to strike. Tiflos, e, on, adjective, blind. Yipsilon, do, judor. G, yudetos, water. Ho, yos, a son. Yumeis, plural of su, you. Yupago, to go. Yupakuo, to harken unto. Yuper, with genitive and accusative over, because of. Yupo, with genitive and accusative, by. Yubalambano, to suppose. Yupostrefo, to turn back, to return. Ho, he, hyus, yos, aswain. T'o yipsos, us, elevation, dignity. Yipso, to lift up. End of section 28. Section 29 of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org, recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Kerry. Section 29. Vocabulary, fee, he, psi, omega. Fee. Ho, fagos, u, a glutton. Faino, to show, passive and middle, to appear. Ho, fanos, a light, a torch, a lantern. Ho, farisaios, u, a Pharisee. Ferro, to bear. Felgo, to flee, to escape, aorist, second person. Effugon, fee, me, to say. Filadelfia, us, brotherly love. Filio, to love. Ho, filipos, u, Philip. Ho, filos, u, a friend. Forbeo, my, to be frightened, to fear, to reverence. Ho, fobos, u, fear. Fornevo, to kill. To frear, freatos, a well, a pit. Fronimos, a, on, adjective, prudent, wise. He, fulee, es, a tribe. He, futea, us, a plant. Futeo, to plant. He, fornee, es, a voice. He, he, chalaza, es, hail. He, cheir, ros, a hand. He, cheira, as, a widow. Chlamus, udos, a robe. Probably a military cloak. Ho, he, cheiros, u, a swine. Ho, chus, os, dirt, dust. Chraumai, to use, to make use of. He, crea, as, need. Christos, adjective, anointed. Ho, christos, the Christ, Christ. Ho, chronos, u, time. Ho, chrysos, u, gold. Choris, apart from, asides. Psi. Ho, psalmos, u, asam. Ho, pseudoprofetes, u, a false prophet. Omega, ho, de, adverb, here. He, ho, de, es, an ode, a song. He, ho, din, inos, a birth-pan. Ho, s, adverb, as, as it were. Ho, sei, as if, about. Ho, sper, adverb, just as. End of section 29. Section 30 of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Kerry. Section 30. Appendix A. Synopsis of the verb pisteru. Active voice. Present indicative. Pisteru. Subjunctive. Pisteru. Optative. Pisteruimi. Imperative. Pisteru. Infinitive. Pisteruain. Participle. Pisteruon. Imperfect. Indicative. Episteru. Future indicative. Pisteru. Future participle. Pisteruon. Aorist. Indicative. Episteru. Aorist subjunctive. Pisteru. Aorist optative. Pisteru. Aorist imperative. Pisteru. Aorist infinitive. Pisteru. Aorist participle. Pisteru. Perfect. Indicative. Pepisteuka. Perfect infinitive. Pepisteukenai. Perfect participle. Pepisteukos. Plupurfect indicative. Epipisteuken. Passive and middle voices. Present indicative. Pisteuomai. Present subjunctive. Pisteuomai. Present optative. Pisteuomain. Present imperative. Pisteu. Present infinitive. Pisteuistai. Present participle. Pisteuominos. Imperfect indicative. Episteuomain. Future passive indicative. Pisteu thesomai. Future middle indicative. Pisteuomai. Aorist passive indicative. Episteuthen. Aorist passive subjunctive. Pisteuthor. Aorist passive optative. Pisteuthen. Aorist passive imperative. Pisteutheti. Aorist passive infinitive. Pisteuthenai. Aorist passive participle. Pisteutheis. Aorist middle indicative. Episteu-samin. Aorist middle subjunctive. Pisteu-somai. Aorist middle optative. Pisteu-sai main. Aorist middle imperative. Pisteu-sai. Aorist middle infinitive. Pisteu-sasthai. Aorist middle participle. Pisteu-saminos. Perfect indicative. Pepisteu-mai. Perfect imperative. Pepisteu-so. Perfect infinitive. Pepisteu-sthai. Perfect participle. Pepisteu-menos. Plu-perfect indicative. Epepisteu-main. End of section 30. Section 31 of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Carey. Section 31. Appendix B. Paradigm of the verb pisteu. Active voice. Indicative mode. Present. Singular. First person. Pisteu. Second person. Pisteuase. Third person. Pisteuay. Plural. First person. Pisteu-men. Plural. Second person. Pisteuete. Third person. Imperfect. Singular. First person. Episteuon. Second person. Episteuess. Third person. Episteuen. Plural. First person. Episteu-men. Second person. Episteuete. Third person. Episteuon. Future. Singular. First person. Pisteu-so. Second person. Pisteu-seis. Third person. Pisteu-sei. Plural. First person. Pisteu-so-men. Second person. Pisteu-seite. Third person. Pisteu-su-sin. Aeorist. Singular. First person. Episteu-sa. Second person. Episteu-sas. Third person. Episteu-sen. Plural. First person. Episteu-samen. Second person. Episteu-sate. Third person. Episteu-san. Perfect. Singular. First person. Pepisteu-ka. Second person. Pepisteu-kas. Third person. Pepisteu-ken. Plural. First person. Pepisteu-ka-men. Second person. Pepisteu-kate. Third person. Pepisteu-kas-sin. Plural. Perfect. Singular. First person. Episteu-kein. Second person. Episteu-kes. Third person. Episteu-kei. Plural. First person. Episteu-kei-men. Second person. Episteu-kei-te. Third person. Episteu-kei-san. Subjunctive mood. Present. Singular. First person. Pisteu-wo. Second person. Pisteu-weis. Third person. Pisteu-wei. Plural. First person. Pisteu-wo-men. Second person. Pisteu-wei-te. Third person. Pisteu-wo-sin. Aeorist. Singular. First person. Pisteu-so. Second person. Pisteu-ses. Third person. Pisteu-sei. Plural. First person. Pisteu-so-men. Second person. Pisteu-sei-te. Third person. Pisteu-so-sin. Optative mode. Present. Singular. First person. Pisteu-wei-mi. Second person. Pisteu-wois. Third person. Pisteu-woi. Plural. First person. Pisteu-woi-men. Second person. Pisteu-woi-te. Third person. Pisteu-woi-en. Aeorist. Singular. First person. Pisteu-sai-mi. Second person. Pisteu-sois. Third person. Pisteu-soi. Plural. First person. Pisteu-soi-men. Second person. Pisteu-soi-te. Third person. Pisteu-soi-en. Aeor. Pisteu-soi-an. For infinitives and participants, see Synopsis Page 61. Imperative mode. Present. Singular. Second person. Pisteu-wei. Third person. Pisteu-wei-to. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-wei-te. Third person. Pisteu-wei-to-san. Aeorist. Singular. Second person. Pisteu-sun. Third person. Pisteu-sato. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-sate. Third person. Pisteu-sato-san. Passive and middle voices. Indicative mode. Present. Passive and middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-wei. Second person. Pisteu-wei. Third person. Pisteu-tei. Plural. First person. Pisteu-wei-to. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-sate. Third person. Pisteu-wondai. Imperfect passive and middle. Singular. First person. Episteu-women. Second person. Episteu. Third person. Episteu-wei-to. Plural. First person. Episteu-wometha. Second person. Episteu-wiste. Third person. Episteu-wondo. Future passive. Singular. First person. Pisteu-thesomai. Second person. Pisteu-these. Third person. Pisteu-thesitai. Plural. First person. Pisteu-thesometha. Second person. Pisteu-thesiste. Third person. Pisteu-thesondai. Future middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-somai. Second person. Pisteu-se. Third person. Pisteu-sitai. Plural. First person. Pisteu-sometha. Second person. Pisteu-siste. Third person. Pisteu-sondai. Aorist passive. Singular. First person. Episteu-thane. Second person. Episteu-thes. Third person. Episteu-thé. Plural. First person. Episteu-thé-min. Second person. Episteu-thé-te. Third person. Episteu-thé-san. Aorist middle. Singular. First person. Episteu-samein. Second person. Episteu-so. Third person. Episteu-sato. Plural. First person. Episteu-sometha. Second person. Episteu-saste. Third person. Episteu-sando. Perfect passive and middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-mai. Second person. Pisteu-sai. Third person. Pisteu-tai. Plural. First person. Pisteu-sometha. Second person. Pisteu-sthé. Third person. Pisteu-sondai. Plural. Perfect passive and middle. Singular. First person. Episteu-so. Second person. Episteu-so. Third person. Episteu-to. Plural. First person. Episteu-sometha. Second person. Episteu-sthé. Third person. Episteu-sando. Subjunctive mode. Present passive and middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-o-mai. Second person. Pisteu-way. Third person. Pisteu-tai. Plural. First person. Pisteu-wometha. Second person. Pisteu-waste. Third person. Pisteu-sondai. Aorist passive. Singular. First person. Pisteu-thor. Second person. Pisteu-thé. Third person. Pisteu-thé. Plural. First person. Pisteu-thor main. Second person. Pisteu-thé-té. Third person. Pisteu-thor scene. Aorist middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-somai. Second person. Pisteu-sé. Third person. Pisteu-sé-tai. Plural. First person. Pisteu-sometha. Second person. Pisteu-saste. Third person. Pisteu-sondai. Opptative mode. Present passive and middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-way main. Second person. Pisteu-way-o. Third person. Pisteu-way-to. Plural. First person. Pisteu-wometha. Second person. Pisteu-waste. Third person. Pisteu-wendo. Aorist passive. Singular. First person. Pisteu-théé. Second person. Pisteu-théé. Third person. Pisteu-théé. Plural. First person. Pisteu-théé main. Second person. Pisteu-théé-té. Third person. Pisteu-théé-san. Aorist middle. Singular. First person. Pisteu-sai main. Second person. Pisteu-sai-o. Third person. Pisteu-saito. Plural. First person. Pisteu-sai-metha. Second person. Pisteu-sai-ste. Third person. Pisteu-sai-ndo. Imperative mode. Present passive and middle. Singular. Second person. Pisteu. Third person. Pisteu-westo. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-weste. Third person. Pisteu-westo-san. Perfect passive and middle. Singular. Second person. Pisteu-so. Third person. Pisteu-stho. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-ste. Third person. Pisteu-stho-san. Aorist passive. Singular. Second person. Pisteu-théé-te. Third person. Pisteu-théé-to. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-théé-te. Third person. Pisteu-théé-to-san. Pisteu-théé-to-san. Aorist middle. Singular. Second person. Pisteu-sai. Third person. Pisteu-sas-tho. Plural. Second person. Pisteu-saste. Third person. Pisteu-sas-tho-san. End of section 31. Section 32 of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org, recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater. An introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Kerry. Section 32. Appendix C. Tabula view of the endings of nouns. First declension. Singular. Nominative. A-e-a-s-e-s-as. Genitive. E-s-e-s-as-u-u-e-a. Dative. E-e-a-a-e-a. Accusative. An-en-an-en-an. Vocative. A-a. Plural. Nominative. A-i-i-i-i-i-i-i. Genitive. On-on-on-on-on-on-on-on. Dative. Ice. Ice. Ice. Ice. Ice. Ice. Ice. Accusative. A-s-as-as-as-as. Second declension. Singular. Nominative. Os-on. Genitive. U-u. Dative. O-o. Accusative. On-on. Vocative. E. Plural. Nominative. O-i-i-i-i. Genitive. On-on. Dative. Ice. Ice. Accusative. Os-a. Third declension. Singular. Nominative. A-r-as-u-or-ice-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as-as. Genitive. A-tos. Atos. Atos. A-tos. Hi-dos. A-dos. E-dos. E-dos. O-dos. U-dos. E-dos. E-dos. E-dos. E-dos. ootos, ootos, kos, gos, khos, ktos, pos, bos, aikos, aktos, andos, endos. A-R-A-S-U-O-R-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A-D-A I, Ita, Os, Us, Ka, Ga, Ha, Kta, Pa, Ba, Ika, A, Anda, Vokative, I. Plural, Nominative, Ata, Ata, Ata, Ades, Eides, Ides, Odes, Udes, Etes, Ites, Ota, Kes, Kes, Ches, Ktes, Pes, Bes, Ikes, Andes, Genitive, Aton, Aton, Aton, Aidon, Adon, Aidon, Idon, Odon, Udon, Eton, Iton, Oton, Kon, Gon, Kron, Ktorn, Pon, Bon, Icon, Andon, Alternative, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Asin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Esin, Es Udas, odas, udas, étas, itas, ota, cas, gas, chas, ktas, pas, bas, aikas, andas. Third declension continued, singular, nominative. Us, on, aus, eus, es, i, is, us, ar, er, er, er, ur, us, or, er, er, en, en, in, is, on, on, os, os, us, i, is. Genitive. Ondos, ondos, eus, eus, eus, eus, eus, ar, os, er, so, er, so, er, so, iro, iro, yrocket, iros, irros, orros, race, drots, enos, enos, onos, inos, us, us, us, i, us. D-tive Accusative Era, ur, urra, ora, era, dra, ena, ena, ona, ona, os, un, y, un. Voketive, eu, er, er. Plural, nominative. Ondes, ondes, eis, eis, aris, eires, eres, eres, ores. Eres, tres, enes, enes, ones, ones, e, y, yes. Genitive, ondon, ondon, eon, eon, on, eon, aron, eiron, eron, yron, oron, eron, dron, enon, enon, inon, onon, onon, on, eon, on, yon, yon. Dative, usin, eusin, esin, arsin, ersin, ersin, ersin, usin, ursin, rasin, drasin, esin, esin, osin, osin, esin, usin, usin. Accusative, ondes, ondes, eis, eis, aris, eres, eres, eres, oras, eras, dras, enes, enes, ines, ones, ones, e, os, y, yes. End of section 32, recording by Nicholas James Bridgewater, recorded in London, England. End of an introduction to the Greek of the New Testament by George L. Carey.