Re: Book of Nouns/Verbs
Carlton Winbery (winberyc@popalex1.linknet.net)
Wed, 19 Nov 1997 12:57:25 +0400
Jeremy wrote;
>
>I am a beginning student of ancient Greek at the college I currently
>attend (Rutgers) and have recently signed onto this list, hoping that
>it will aid my learning.
>
>I have a question which hopefully some of you will be able to help
>me with. I'd like to find a book that provides a comprehensive
>listing of Greek nouns and verbs along with all the paradigms
>(various vowel/consonant noun declensions and all the tenses for
>verbs). I have a book that does that just for German verbs, and I
>thought it would be extremely helpful and practical to have one for
>Greek, seeing how rich Greek is. Would anyone happen to know of a
>book like this?
>
>Thanks for any help you could provide.
>
>Sola Gratia,
>
James Brooks and I published a Morphology of NT Greek in the Spring of 94
that lists every noun that occurs in the NT by its type, 1st declension fem
with ending in a, etc. It lists every adjective, pronoun, number, and
indeclinable form. It lists verbs two ways. A comprehensive lists of
verbs appears in appendix one that list every form of every verb
alphabetically for the lexical form followed by every form of that verb in
the GNT. In chapter eight we list the verbs by types, i.e., MI verbs, W
verbs uncontracted, etc. Following a description of each category there is
a comprehensive list of every of that type that appears in the GNT.
Between appendix one and chapter eight, a student can easily (?) master
verb forms inductively.
Mounce has also published (1994) a comprehensive morphology that has
exhaustive listings.
Grace & Peace,
Carlton Winbery
Fogleman Professor of Religion
Louisiana College
Pineville, LA 71359
winberyc@popalex1.linknet.net
winbery@andria.lacollege.edu