> From: Richard Lindeman <richlind@ix.netcom.com>
> Subject: Glossary
> I am starting to compile a glossary of Greek grammatical terms with very
> short explanations to each of them... just a sentence or two to
explain
> them. Is anyone aware of specific resources that I should consult in
this
> process?
I have always found the glossary of terms in Zerwick's *An Analysis of the
Greek New Testament* to be indispensable.
As part of our program at Baylor, Ph.D. seminars in the Greek text normally
require students to look up reams of material from the large grammars--BDF,
Robertson, and MHT3. As you might expect, these grammars tend to use some
pretty technical terminology, etc. Whenever I've run across difficult
linguistic/ grammatical terminology, I've looked first to Zerwick and
seldom been disappointed. (Of course, I use an older edition--I can't for
the life of me imagine a reason that the new edition of Zerwick wouldn't
include the glossary, but I can't guarantee it's there.)
Grace and peace,
Perry L. Stepp
(Permission granted to quote any or all and to name the writer.)
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