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| he/she says; he/she tells; he/she speaks |
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| he/she lives, he/she dwells |
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| Field *ὁ is the definite article, 'the;' when the noun is used as an object, the article becomes τόν. Sometimes the article need not be translated in English; sometimes it can best be translated as a possessive adjective, e.g. 'his.' There is no indefinite article in Greek. |
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ἐν ταις Ἀήναις
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ού, ούκ, ούχ**
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** ού before consonants, ούκ before vowels or diphthongs, and ούχ before aspirated vowels or aspirated diphthongs |
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not
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A connecting adverb, post-positive, *** so (i.e. because of this); then (i.e. after this)
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Post-positive (these words never occur first in their clause)
for |
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Post-positive (This word never comes first in it's clause)
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Ἀθηναιος
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