Greek Cases Test (Common Entrance/GCSE)

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Greek Nouns – Declensions Overview

Note: Only the most common forms are given here for the sake of brevity. Greek nouns have further variations which you will meet later.
1st declension
(mostly feminine)		 2nd declension
(masc and neut)		 3rd declension
(m/f/n)
honour
(f)		 country
(f)		 word
(m)		 gift
(n)		 guard
(m)		 old man
(m)		 body
(n)
Singular
Nominative		 τιμή χώρα λόγος δῶρον φύλαξ γέρων σῶμα
Accusative τιμήν χώραν λόγον δῶρον φύλακ-α γέροντ-α σῶμα
Genitive τιμῆς χώρας λόγου δῶρου φύλακ-ος γέροντ-ος σώματ-ος
Dative τιμῇ χώρᾳ λόγῳ δῶρῳ φύλακ-ι γέροντ-ι σώματ-ι
Plural
Nominative		 τιμαί χώραι λόγοι δῶρα φύλακ-ες γέροντ-ες σώματ-α
Accusative τιμάς χώρας λόγους δῶρα φύλακ-ας γέροντ-ας σώματ-α
Genitive τιμῶν χωρῶν λόγων δώρων φυλάκ-ων γερόντ-ων σωμάτ-ων
Dative τιμαῖς χώραις λόγοις δώροις φύλαξ-ι(ν) γέρουσ-ι(ν) σώμασ-ι(ν)
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