4.1. What do you make of the morphology of What person and number is it? χαρήσονται? What is its location on The Pane? Do you see anything besides the personal ending and the stem? What's the lexical form? it out in Gingrich's or Shorter Lexicon BDAG. 4.2. Who is the speaker in this verse? To whom is he/she speaking? 4.3. For are a lot of words in the lexicon that begin with How do you γενέσει, γεν-. know you've selected the right lexical form? Time spent on Greek this week: ______________ Appendix A: "Carver's Keys to the Declension" Learn the basic endings for masc. and fem. 3rd declension nouns as two words: /ος /ι /α ς ες/ων/σι/ας The neuter endings will be the same as the except for adjustments in accordance with noun rules 2 and 3. The nominative singular form (i.e., lexical form) will indicate what the dative plural form will look like (which will end in an and may have a moveable ι ν). Review the Square of Stops + chart. σ The most important step to take for mastering the 3rd declension, however, is memorizing the genitive singular with your vocabulary. Why? Removing the case ending of the genitive singular will reveal the stem of the word! Once you know the stem of the word, you can predict how it will decline in the other cases in both the singular and plural. Illustration: This is how your 3rd declension vocab cards should look. of card Back of card πούς, foot ποδός, ὁ
4.1. What do you make of the morphology of χαρήσονται? What person and number is it? What is its location on The Pane? Do you see anything besides the personal ending and the stem? What's the lexical form? it out in Gingrich's Shorter Lexicon or BDAG. 4.2. Who is the speaker in this verse? To whom is he/she speaking? 4.3. For γενέσει, are a lot of words in the lexicon that begin with γεν-. How do you know you've selected the right lexical form? Time spent on Greek this week: ______________ Appendix A: "Carver's Keys to the Declension" Learn the basic endings for masc. and fem. 3rd declension nouns as two words: ς /ος /ι /α ες/ων/σι/ας The neuter endings will be the same as the except for adjustments in accordance with noun rules 2 and 3. The nominative singular form (i.e., lexical form) will indicate what the dative plural form will look like (which will end in an ι and may have a moveable ν). Review the Square of Stops + σ chart. The most important step to take for mastering the 3rd declension, however, is memorizing the genitive singular with your vocabulary. Why? Removing the case ending of the genitive singular will reveal the stem of the word! Once you know the stem of the word, you can predict how it will decline in the other cases in both the singular and plural. Illustration: This is how your 3rd declension vocab cards should look. of card πούς, ποδός, ὁ Back of card foot
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