Intro Greek Handout for September 30, 2010

Hello everybody,

… there are two parsings on the next quiz (Oct 5). One is of a verb, like the ones you did for today's homework. The other is for an infinitive. You only need 3 pieces of information to parse an infinitive: Tense, Voice, and Infinitive. So

lusai would be parsed as 1AoAInf (1st Aorist Active Infinitive)

Loïs

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Quiz for October 5 will be the rest of the verbs in the Vocabulary of Ch 4. Two verbs/infinitives to parse.

Assignment: Study for the big test on October 7. Work on the Workbook for ch 4 and hand in Exercise D.

Things to Know: How augmenting works on verbs that begin with a vowel and on compound verbs. How the tense formative sigma interacts with various consonants it comes next to.

–mi verbs and suppletive verbs in the aorist.

Forming aorist infinitives for verbs that use the first aorist.

Augmenting

a0gapa/w

a0kolouqe/w

a0polu/w

e0perwta/w

parakale/w

Add the first aorist tense formative sigma to the following

gra/fw

pe/mpw

bapti/zw

doca/zw

krazw (a special type)

pi/ptw (another special type)

a0poktei/nw

a0poste/llw

e0gei/rw

me/nw

spei/rw

Translate:

I want to stay, to worship, to ask, to write, to glorify, to speak, to do, to love, to follow

qe/lw