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Question 1

What is the masculine nominative case in Greek?

Answer 1

ο

This is the form used for the subject of a sentence.

Question 2

What is the feminine nominative case in Greek?

Answer 2

η

This is the form used for the subject of a sentence.

Question 3

What is the neuter nominative case in Greek?

Answer 3

το

This is the form used for the subject of a sentence.

Question 4

What is the masculine accusative case in Greek?

Answer 4

τον

This form is used for the direct object of a sentence.

Question 5

What is the feminine accusative case in Greek?

Answer 5

τη(ν)

This form is used for the direct object of a sentence.

Question 6

What is the neuter accusative case in Greek?

Answer 6

το

This form is used for the direct object of a sentence.

Question 7

What is the masculine genitive case in Greek?

Answer 7

του

This form indicates possession.

Question 8

What is the feminine genitive case in Greek?

Answer 8

της

This form indicates possession.

Question 9

What is the neuter genitive case in Greek?

Answer 9

του

This form indicates possession.

Question 10

What is the plural accusative masculine case in Greek?

Answer 10

τους

This form is used for the direct object in plural.

Question 11

What is the plural accusative feminine case in Greek?

Answer 11

τις

This form is used for the direct object in plural.

Question 12

What is the plural accusative neuter case in Greek?

Answer 12

τα

This form is used for the direct object in plural.

Question 13

What is the plural genitive masculine case in Greek?

Answer 13

των

This form indicates possession in plural.

Question 14

What is the plural genitive feminine case in Greek?

Answer 14

των

This form indicates possession in plural.

Question 15

What is the plural genitive neuter case in Greek?

Answer 15

των

This form indicates possession in plural.