Greek Grammar
Historical textbook grammar lessons and paradigm tables from Herbert Weir Smyth, A Greek Grammar for Colleges (1920).
Nouns
- First Declension (Stems in ᾱ) §§ 211–227
- Second Declension (Stems in ο) §§ 228–230, 232–239
- Third Declension — Consonant Stems §§ 249–262
- Third Declension — S- and I-Stems §§ 263–274
- Third Declension — Irregular Substantives § 285
Adjectives
- Adjectives of the First and Second Declensions §§ 287–290
- Adjectives of the Third Declension §§ 297–299
Pronouns
- The Definite Article (ὁ, ἡ, τό) § 332
- Personal Pronouns §§ 325–326
- The Intensive Pronoun (αὐτός) §§ 327–328
- Demonstrative Pronouns § 333
- Interrogative and Indefinite Pronouns §§ 334–337
- The Relative Pronoun (ὅς, ἥ, ὅ) §§ 338–339
Verbs
- The Conjugation of λύω — Indicative Mood §§ 380–382
- The Conjugation of λύω — Subjunctive and Optative Moods §§ 380–382
- The Conjugation of λύω — Imperatives and Infinitives §§ 380–382
- The Second Aorist (Thematic) §§ 546–552
- Contract Verbs in -άω, -έω, -όω § 385
- The -μι Verbs (Non-Thematic) §§ 412–416
- The Irregular Verb εἰμί (to be) §§ 768–770