Appendix:Ancient Greek first declension: difference between revisions

From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Content deleted Content added
replacing deprecated HTML attributes with wikitable class; rewriting description
m replace 3+ newlines with 2
 
(20 intermediate revisions by 6 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
Greek nouns of the first {{l|en|declension}} are feminine or masculine. In the Attic and Koine dialects, the lemma form of feminine nouns ends in {{m|grc||-η, -ᾰ, -ᾱ}}, and that of masculine nouns in {{m|grc||-ης, -ᾱς}}.


<!--
Greek nouns of the first declension are feminine or masculine. In the Attic and Koine dialects, the lemma form of feminine nouns ends in {{m|grc||-η, -ᾰ, -ᾱ}}, and that of masculine nouns in {{m|grc||-ης, -ᾱς}}.
{{subst:chars|lang|grc|}}

-->
==Examples==
An overview of first-declension endings in Attic and Koine<!-- Byzantine too? -->. The cases are placed in the order NVAGD rather than NGDAV so that {{l|en|syncretism}} can be shown. The dual and plural forms are identical in all first-declension nouns; the variation happens in the singular.
''Note:'' These examples are forms from the [[Attic]] dialect.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"

! rowspan="3" | case !! colspan="6" | singular !! rowspan="3" | dual !! rowspan="3" | plural
===Feminines in -η and -ᾱ===
*Citation form: '''[[τιμή|τῑμή]], ἡ''' ''f'' (tīmē)
*Citation form: '''[[χώρα|χώρᾱ]], ἡ''' ''f'' (chōrā)
<!-- strictly speaking, ''f'' isn't necessary, but Wiktionary practice elsewhere warrants it -->

{| class="wikitable"
! !! singular !! dual !! plural !! !! singular !! dual !! plural
|-
|-
! colspan="3" | feminine !! colspan="3" | masculine
! nominative<br>vocative
|-
| τῑμ·ή<br>tīm·ē
! eta !! colspan="2" | alpha !! eta !! colspan="2" | alpha
| rowspan="2" | τῑμ·ᾱ́<br>tīm·ā
|-
| τῑμ·αί<br>tīm·ae
! nominative
|
| rowspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-η}} || rowspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾰ}} || rowspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾱ}} || {{lang|grc|-ης}} || colspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾱς}} || rowspan="3" | {{lang|grc|-ᾱ}} || rowspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-αι}}
| χώρ·ᾱ<br>chōr·ā
|-
| rowspan="2" | χώρ·ᾱ<br>chōr·ā
! vocative
| χῶρ·αι<br>chōr·ae
| {{lang|grc|-η}} || {{lang|grc|-ᾰ}} || {{lang|grc|-ᾱ}}
|-
|-
! accusative
! accusative
| {{lang|grc|-ην}} || {{lang|grc|-ᾰν}} || {{lang|grc|-ᾱν}} || {{lang|grc|-ην}} || colspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾱν}} || {{lang|grc|-ᾱς}}
| τῑμ·ήν<br>tīm·ēn || τῑμ·ᾱ́ς<br>tīm·ās
|
| χώρ·ᾱν<br>chōr·ān || χώρ·ᾱς<br>chōr·ās
|-
|-
! genitive
! genitive
| {{lang|grc|-ης}} || colspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾱς}} || colspan="3" | {{lang|grc|-ου}} || rowspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-αιν}} || {{lang|grc|-ων}}
| τῑμ·ῆς<br>tīm·ēs
| rowspan="2" | τῑμ·αῖν<br>tīm·aen
| τῑμ·ῶν<br>tīm·ōn
|
| χώρ·ᾱς<br>chōr·ās
| rowspan="2" | χώρ·αιν<br>chōr·aen
| χωρ·ῶν<br>chōr·ōn
|-
|-
! dative
! dative
| {{lang|grc|-ῃ}} || colspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾳ}} || {{lang|grc|-ῃ}} || colspan="2" | {{lang|grc|-ᾳ}} || {{lang|grc|-αις}}
| τῑμ·ῇ<br>tīm·ē(i) || τῑμ·αῖς<br>tīm·aes
|
| χώρ·ᾳ<br>chōr·ā(i) || χώρ·αις<br>chōr·aes
|}
|}


==Examples==
===Masculines in -ης and -ᾱς===
''Note:'' These examples are forms from the [[Attic]] dialect.
*Citation form: '''[[κριτής]], -οῦ, ὁ''' ''m'' (kritḗs)

*Citation form: '''[[ταμίας|ταμίᾱς]], -ου, ὁ''' ''m'' (tamiās)
===Feminine nouns===
<!-- same here -->
* Citation form: {{m|grc|τῑμή|g=f}}
* Citation form: {{m|grc|χώρᾱ|g=f}}


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" rowspan="2" |
! !! singular !! dual !! plural !! !! singular !! dual !! plural
! colspan="3" | number
|-
|-
! singular !! dual !! plural
|-
! rowspan="5" | case
! nominative
! nominative
| rowspan="2" | {{l|grc|τῑμή}}<br>{{l|grc|χώρᾱ}}
| | κριτ·ής<br>crit·ēs
| rowspan="3" | κριτ·ᾱ́<br>crit·ā
| rowspan="3" | {{l|grc|τῑμᾱ́}}<br>{{l|grc|χώρᾱ}}
| rowspan="2" | κριτ·αί<br>crit·ae
| rowspan="2" | {{l|grc|τῑμαί}}<br>{{l|grc|χῶραι}}
|
| ταμί·ᾱς<br>tami·ās
| rowspan="3" | ταμί·ᾱ<br>tami·ā
| rowspan="2" | ταμί·αι<br>tami·ae
|-
|-
! vocative
! vocative
| κριτ·ά<br>crit·a
|
| ταμί·ᾱ<br>tami·ā
|-
|-
! accusative
! accusative
| {{l|grc|τῑμήν}}<br>{{l|grc|χώρᾱν}}
| κριτ·ήν<br>crit·ēn || κριτ·ᾱ́ς<br>crit·ās
| {{l|grc|τῑμᾱ́ς}}<br>{{l|grc|χώρᾱς}}
|
| ταμί·ᾱν<br>tami·ān || ταμί·ᾱς<br>tami·ās
|-
|-
! genitive
! genitive
| {{l|grc|τῑμῆς}}<br>{{l|grc|χώρᾱς}}
| κριτ·οῦ<br>crit·ū
| rowspan="2" | κριτ·αῖν<br>crit·aen
| rowspan="2" | {{l|grc|τῑμαῖν}}<br>{{l|grc|χώραιν}}
| {{l|grc|τῑμῶν}}<br>{{l|grc|χωρῶν}}
| κριτ·ῶν<br>crit·ōn
|
| ταμί·ου<br>tami·ū
| rowspan="2" | ταμί·αιν<br>tami·aen
| ταμι·ῶν<br>tami·ōn
|-
|-
! dative
! dative
| {{l|grc|τῑμῇ}}<br>{{l|grc|χώρᾳ}}
| κριτ·ῇ<br>crit·ē(i) || κριτ·αῖς<br>crit·aes
| {{l|grc|τῑμαῖς}}<br>{{l|grc|χώραις}}
|
| ταμί·ᾱͅ<br>tami·ā(i) || ταμί·αις<br>tami·aes
|}
|}

{{grc-decl|τῑμή|ῆς|form=F-all}}
{{grc-decl|χώρᾱ|ᾱς|form=F-all}}

===Masculine nouns===
* Citation form: {{m|grc|κρῐτής|g=m}}
* Citation form: {{m|grc|νεᾱνῐ́ᾱς|g=m}}

{{grc-decl|κρῐτής|οῦ|form=M-full}}
{{grc-decl|νεᾱνῐ́ᾱς|ου|form=M-full}}


[[Category:Ancient Greek declension appendices|1st declension]]
[[Category:Ancient Greek declension appendices|1st declension]]

Latest revision as of 03:19, 27 August 2022

Greek nouns of the first declension are feminine or masculine. In the Attic and Koine dialects, the lemma form of feminine nouns ends in -η, -ᾰ, -ᾱ (-ē, -a, -ā), and that of masculine nouns in -ης, -ᾱς (-ēs, -ās).

An overview of first-declension endings in Attic and Koine. The cases are placed in the order NVAGD rather than NGDAV so that syncretism can be shown. The dual and plural forms are identical in all first-declension nouns; the variation happens in the singular.

case singular dual plural
feminine masculine
eta alpha eta alpha
nominative -ᾰ -ᾱ -ης -ᾱς -ᾱ -αι
vocative -ᾰ -ᾱ
accusative -ην -ᾰν -ᾱν -ην -ᾱν -ᾱς
genitive -ης -ᾱς -ου -αιν -ων
dative -ῃ -ᾳ -ῃ -ᾳ -αις

Examples[edit]

Note: These examples are forms from the Attic dialect.

Feminine nouns[edit]

number
singular dual plural
case nominative τῑμή (tīmḗ)
χώρᾱ (khṓrā)
τῑμᾱ́ (tīmā́)
χώρᾱ (khṓrā)
τῑμαί (tīmaí)
χῶραι (khôrai)
vocative
accusative τῑμήν (tīmḗn)
χώρᾱν (khṓrān)
τῑμᾱ́ς (tīmā́s)
χώρᾱς (khṓrās)
genitive τῑμῆς (tīmês)
χώρᾱς (khṓrās)
τῑμαῖν (tīmaîn)
χώραιν (khṓrain)
τῑμῶν (tīmôn)
χωρῶν (khōrôn)
dative τῑμῇ (tīmêi)
χώρᾳ (khṓrāi)
τῑμαῖς (tīmaîs)
χώραις (khṓrais)

Masculine nouns[edit]