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1 86 Accenting Ancient Greek Finite Verbs: Four Simple Rules, with Applications for Nouns and Adjectives 1 Kathryn California State University, Long Beach As Aristophanes of Byzantium and his successors do not transmit a simple method of accentuation, modern Classicists have had to deduce the principles through observation. 2 This is not as easy as it sounds, for the seven major English textbooks for instructing elementary ancient Attic Greek have just as many explanations of accents. For years I have been using a simple method of accenting verbs that I devised, and I have never seen anything like it available in print or on the web. 3 So, in the interest of keeping Greek accessible, here are the four Rules for accenting finite verbs. 4 Apply them in order and you can accent all the verbs whose accents are not fixed: 5 1. if the Ultima is LONG, accent Acute on the Penult. 1 Many thanks to my students who critiqued this article and tested out my worksheets and handouts: Jeffrey Chu, Steven Cruikshank, John Haberstroh, David Kaufmann, Manuel Mendoza, and Angela Robinson. 2 The methodology the ancients (e.g., Herodian, Johannes Philoponus) used, and which serves as the model for the work of Chandler (1983, xiii-xiv), was to group words according to ending and make generalizations about the accentuation of each group. My method was instead to enumerate the possible configurations of accent and discern the patterns within each configuration. 3 My idea is an optimization and expansion of Groton s approach (2001, 11). 4 To my mind, this set of Rules is more elegant than and superior to other approaches which are full of prohibitions (Hansen and Quinn 1992, 7-9; Chandler 1983, 1-6), a list of rules that cannot be broken, rather than a list to follow (Chase and Phillips 1961, 5), rules that depend on which syllable is accented without rules for determining that (Balme and Lawall 2003, 284, and Smyth 1974, 39), rules that depend upon whether the syllable wants an accent (Groton 2001, 11), hints instead of rules (Joint Association of Classical Teachers 1978, ), or rules that are descriptive rather than prescriptive (Betts and Henry 2003, , and Keller and Russell 2012, 12). 5 These are the 1st aorist active infinitive (accents the Penult, e.g., τιμῆσαι); the 2nd aorist active infinitive (accents the Penult [έ + εν = εῖν], e.g., βαλεῖν) and middle infinitive (accents the Penult, e.g., βαλέσθαι), the 2nd aorist active participle (accents the principal vowel of the ending, e.g., ἑλών, ἑλοῦσα, ἑλόν); the aorist passive infinitive (accents the Penult, e.g., διωχθῆναι) and participle (accents the principal vowel of the ending, e.g., πεμφθείς, πεμφθεῖσα, πεμφθέν); the perfect active infinitive (accents the principal vowel of the ending, e.g., γεγραφέναι), middle/passive infinitive (accents the Penult, e.g., βεβλάφθαι) and middle/passive participle (accents the Penult, e.g., πεπαυμένος); some 2nd aorist imperatives (see Smyth 424b, 426b, e.g., ἐλθέ); and enclitic verbs (εἰμί and φημί; see Smyth 424a, 426e).., Kathryn. Accenting Ancient Greek Finite Verbs: Four Simple Rules, with Applications for Nouns and Adjectives. Teaching Classical Languages 5.2 (Spring 2014): ISSN
2 87 2. if the Ultima is SHORT and the word is 3+ syllables, accent Acute on the Antepenult. 3. if the Ultima is SHORT, the word is 2 syllables, and the Penult is LONG, accent Circumflex on the Penult. 4. if the Ultima is SHORT, the word is 2 syllables, and the Penult is SHORT, accent Acute on the Penult. Additional 1 ( syllable(s) ) Penult Ultima Additional 2 ( syllable(s) ) Antepenult Penult Ultima 3 Penult Ultima 4 Penult Ultima ~ For example, a long Ultima trumps everything else (Rule 1): thus ἔχεις, κινδυνεύει, τυγχάνω, and γιγνώσκει. If the Ultima is short, the number of syllables in the word comes into play, with words of three or more syllables accenting the Antepenult (Rule 2): thus παραγίγνεται, εἴληφεν, καταμέμφομαι, and περιέστηκεν. For two syllable words with a short Ultima, the length of the Penult determines the accent. A long Penult receives a Circumflex accent (Rule 3), as in ἦσαν, εἶπον, οἶσθα, and οἶμαι, while a short Penult receives an Acute accent (Rule 4), as in φέρε, λέγε, σκέψαι, and ἴσμεν. All examples have been taken from Plato s Meno. Verbal accents are thus said to be recessive because they want to fall as close to the Antepenult as they can; that is, they recede from the last syllable of the word, the Ultima. These Rules of course rely upon the standard methods of both denoting syllables and of determining long and short syllables, as referenced below. There is one exception to these Rules: that the accent cannot recede further than the augment or reduplication: e.g., ἦλθον (Rule 3) and ἀφίγμεθα (Rule 2) but προσῆλθον and ἀφῖγμαι.
3 88 The Names of Syllables and Syllabification As the Greek accent always falls on one of the last three syllables of a word, those syllables are named, from right to left: the Ultima (the last syllable), the Penult (short for Paenultima, meaning the almost last ), and Antepenult (short for Antepaenultima, meaning the one before the almost last ). To revisit some above examples, καταμέμφομαι, κινδυνεύει, τυγχάνω, and οἶμαι can be thus described: Antepenult Penult Ultima κατα μέμ φο μαι κιν δυ νεύ ει τυγ χά νω οἶ μαι καταμέμφομαι accents on the Antepenult, and κινδυνεύει, τυγχάνω, and οἶμαι all accent on the Penult. 6 As for syllabification, in general, Greek syllables usually divide after the vowel or diphthong, unless that creates a consonant cluster in the following syllable that is unpronounceable, in which case, the consonant cluster is divided in order to produce a pronounceable syllable. The test for pronounceability is: can any Greek word start with these letters? In καταμέμφομαι the Antepenult cannot divide after the έ because the resulting consonant cluster μφ cannot begin a Greek word and needs to be split between syllables. So too must the unpronounceable νδ be divided in κινδυνεύει and the γχ in τυγχάνω. Note that syllables always have a vowel or diphthong but some syllables may not have a consonant. Furthermore, certain accents are restricted to certain syllables, the basic rule for accenting syllables, as shown below: Antepenult Penult Ultima Acute Acute Acute Circumflex Circumflex Grave Acute accents can fall on any of the possible accent positions, and on long or short syllables (see below). As a heavier accent, the Circumflex can only occur toward the end of the word, and only on long syllables (see below). Grave accents are found in composition, when a word that accents Acute on the Ultima is followed by a non- 6 Words can be described according to their accent: Oxytone (Acute on Ultima, e.g., ἀγών), Paroxytone (Acute on Penult, e.g., βαδίζοι), Proparoxytone (Acute on Antepenult, e.g., καταμέμφομαι), Perispomenon (Circumflex on Ultima, e.g., δοκεῖ), Properispomenon (Circumflex on Penult, e.g., κῆρυξ), Barytone (no accent on Ultima). As both Smyth 158 and Chandler 10 point out, contra Betts and Henry 2003, 281, Paroxytones, Proparoxytones, and Perispomena are also Barytones.
4 89 enclitic word, and the Acute accent becomes Grave. E.g. (Plato, Meno, 74d4; vowels with Grave accents are underlined): Ἀεὶ εἰς πολλὰ ἀφικνούμεθα, ἀλλὰ μή μοι οὕτως, ἀλλ ἐπειδὴ τὰ πολλὰ ταῦτα ἑνί τινι προσαγορεύεις ὀνόματι, καὶ φῂς οὐδὲν αὐτῶν Note the two examples of Acute accents followed by enclitic words, which allows them to keep their Acute accent: μή μοι and ἑνί τινι. Determining the Length of Syllables The length of a syllable is determined by the quantity of its vowel or diphthong. Diphthongs are long (αι, ει, οι, υι, αυ, ευ, ηυ, ου), with two exceptions: αι and οι at the very ends of words (nouns and verbs) are short. For instance in καταμέμφομαι (Rule 2), the Ultima is short, but in ἀκολουθήσαις (Rule 1), the Ultima is long because αι are not the very last letters of the word. There is a sub-exception to this αι/ οι rule: that these diphthongs are long when they are at the ends of Optative verbs: such as βαδίζοι, τυχάνοι, and δοξάζοι (Rule 1). As for non-diphthong vowels, some are short by nature: ε and ο, as well as short α, ι, and υ. The other vowels are long by nature: η/ῃ, ω/ῳ, and ᾳ, and ᾱ, ῑ, and ῡ. Note that α, ι, and υ can either be short or long. In general, when these vowels appear in verbal endings, they are short: e.g., -α, -οιμι/-αιμι, all endings in -μεθα, -ας, -ητι, -ουσιν/ωσιν, -αν, -ᾱσι, -εσαν. Contract verbs For accenting contract verbs, apply the above Rules to the uncontracted verb form. The contract vowel (α, ε, ο) always contracts with the verbal ending. 7 If the accent falls on the first syllable to be contracted, then the contracted syllable receives a Circumflex, if on the second syllable, then the contraction receives an Acute. E.g.: (syllables for contraction are underlined) δοκεῖ = δοκέ ει (Rule 1) δοκῶ = δοκέ ω (Rule 1) σκόπει = σκόπε ε (Rule 2) ἐποίεις = ἐποίε ες (Rule 2) ζητοῦντες = ζητέ οντες (Rule 2) 7 There is a hierarchy that determines how the contracted syllables combine: ο > α > ε. That is, the resulting vowel/diphthong reflects the flavor of the dominant vowel. Thus ο plus any other vowel produces some kind of ο: ω, ῳ, ου, οι. And α plus any kind of α or ε (including η) yields some kind of α: α, ᾳ. And ε plus any kind of ε yields some kind of ε: ει, η, ῃ. If a contraction involves an iota, the iota shows up, either as a subscript (ᾳ, ῃ, ῳ) or diphthong (ει, οι).
5 90 ζητούντων = ζητε όντων ὁρᾶν = ὁρά ε εν ἀφικνούμεθα = ἀφικνε όμεθα τιμῴης = τιμα οίης (Rule 1; NB: the long Ultima precludes a Circumflex) (Rule 2; NB: the spurious diphthong of ε + ε = ει in the infinitival ending, not reflected in the α/ο contract verbs) (Rule 2; NB: the Antepenult cannot have a Circumflex) (Rule 1; NB: the long Ultima precludes a Circumflex) Accenting Nouns and Adjectives Unlike verbal accents, noun and adjective accents are said to be persistent because they tend to stay on the same vowel/diphthong within the word, as determined by the Nominative form. 8 They may move or change only if the quantity of the Ultima changes and/or the stem of the word lengthens, as in most third declension forms. The position of the accent in the Nominative form is one that cannot always be predicted and needs to be learned. The above Rules can be adjusted to apply to nouns as well, with the standard exceptions. 9 A thorough grasp of the Rules for accenting verbs is required before you can accent A. Antepenult Penult Ultima nouns and adjectives. B. Antepenult Penult Ultima First and Second Declension Observations There are five initial accent possibilities for 1 st and 2 nd Declension words: (A.) Acute on E. Antepenult Penult Ultima 8 Note that while some nouns and adjectives appear to follow the Rules for accenting their Nominative forms (e.g., ἄνθρωπος, δοῦλος, λόγος), many do not (e.g., ἀγρός, ἀγορά, ἐλπίς). 9 These are 1 st and 2 nd declension nouns that accent Acute on the Ultima, but Circumflex in the Genitive/Dative singular and plural; the Circumflex Genitive plural of 1 st declension nouns (άων ῶν); and 3 rd declension nouns with monosyllabic stems, which accent on the Ultima in the Genitive/ Dative singular and plural, but otherwise on the Penult (for exceptions, see Smyth 252a). γυνή also follows the accent pattern of 3 rd declension monosyllabic stems, as do the singular forms of πατήρ, μήτηρ, θυγάτηρ, ἀνήρ, and πᾶς/πᾶν. Additionally, note that 3 rd declension nouns whose forms are affected by quantitative metathesis retain the original accent before the metathesis; e.g., πόληος (Rule 2) πόλεως (Smyth 271). C. Antepenult Penult Ultima ~ D. Antepenult Penult Ultima
6 91 Antepenult, (B.) Acute on short Penult, (C.) Acute on long Penult, (D.) Circumflex on Penult, and (E.) Acute on Ultima. These will be discussed in order. A. If the noun accents Acute on the Antepenult, it stays Acute as long as the Ultima remains SHORT; if the Ultima becomes LONG, then the accent becomes Acute on the Penult. For example, ἄνθρωπος. The accent stays Acute on the Antepenult in the short Ultima forms (Rule 2): ἄνθρωπον, ἄνθρωποι. The long Ultima forms follow Rule 1: ἀνθρώπου, ἀνθρώπῳ, ἀνθρώπων, ἀνθρώπους, ἀνθρώποις. B. If the noun accents Acute on the Penult, and the Penult is SHORT, the accent stays Acute on the Penult. 10 For example, λόγος, with its short Ultima forms (Rule 4): λόγον, λόγοι. Its long Ultima forms also accent the Penult (Rule 1): λόγου, λόγῳ, λόγων, λόγους, λόγοις. C. If the noun accents Acute on the Penult, and the Penult is LONG, then it stays Acute as long as the Ultima remains LONG; if the Ultima becomes SHORT, the accent is Circumflex on the Penult. For example, κρήνη. A long Ultima allows the accent to stay Acute on the Penult (Rule 1): κρήνης, κρήνῃ, κρήνην, κρήνας, κρήναις. In the short Ultima form the accent changes to a Circumflex (Rule 3): κρῆναι. D. If the noun accents Circumflex on the Penult, it stays Circumflex as long as the Ultima remains SHORT; if the Ultima becomes LONG, then the accent is Acute on the Penult. A. Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult B. Antepenult Penult Ultima C. Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult Antepenult Penult Penult Ultima Ultima D. Antepenult Penult Ultima Penult Ultima For example, δοῦλος. A short Ultima allows the accent to stay Circumflex (Rule 3): δοῦλον, δοῦλοι. In the long Ultima forms the accent becomes Acute (Rule 1): δούλου, δούλῳ, δούλων, δούλους, δούλοις. 10 The notable exception to this is δέσποτα (Voc.) from δεσπότης (Nom.).
7 92 E. If the noun accents Acute on the Ultima, aside from its exceptional forms (Genitive/Dative singular/plural; see note 8), the accent stays Acute on the Ultima. For example, θεός: θεόν, θεοί, θεούς, and ἀγορά: ἀγοράν, ἀγοραί, ἀγοράς. E. Antepenult Penult Ultima (But see note 8) Third Declension Observations There are six initial accent possibilities for 3 rd Declension words: (F.) Acute on Antepenult, (G.) Acute on Penult, (H.) Circumflex on Penult, (I.) Acute on short Ultima, (J.) Acute on long Ultima, and (K.) Acute on monosyllabic stem. The accent remains F. Antepenult Penult the same kind and on the same vowel/diphthong as it is in the Nominative form, unless that position violates a Rule or the basic rule for accenting syllables (see above). In addition, the accent cannot recede farther than its position in the Nominative singular (see I and J below). Note that 3 rd Declension case endings are short except for the Genitive plural. F. Acute on Antepenult. For example, ὄνομα (Rule 2). The additional syllable in the oblique cases effectively pushes Original the accented syllable ὄ beyond Antepenult the syllables that can receive an Additional syllable(s) Antepenult Penult accent (the basic rule for accenting syllables): e.g., ὀνοματος. Original Antepenult Antepenult Penult In the short Ultima forms, the Acute moves to the Antepenult Ultima G. Antepenult Penult Ultima H. Antepenult Penult Ultima I. Antepenult Penult Ultima J. Antepenult Penult Ultima K. Stem F. Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult Penult Ultima Ultima Ultima
8 93 (Rule 2): ὀνόματος, ὀνόματι, ὀνόματα, ὀνόμασιν. The long Ultima form follows Rule 1: ὀνομάτων. G. Acute on Penult. For example, δαίμων (Rule 1) or γράμμα (Rule 4). 11 The additional syllable in the oblique cases effectively moves the accented syllable to the Antepenult in the short Ultima forms (Rule 2): δαίμονος, δαίμονι, δαίμονα, δαίμονες, δαίμονας, G. Antepenult Penult Ultima Additional syllable(s) Additional syllable(s) Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult Penult Ultima δαίμοσιν, γράμματος, γράμματι, γράμματα, γράμμασιν. The long Ultima forms follow Rule 1: δαιμόνων and γραμμάτων. H. Circumflex on Penult. For example, κῆρυξ (Rule 3). The additional syllable in the oblique cases effectively moves the accented syllable κῆ to the Antepenult (e.g., κηρυκος), which cannot receive a Circumflex (the basic rule for accenting syllables). Thus the accent becomes Acute in the short Ultima forms (Rule 2): κήρυκος, κήρυκι, κήρυκα, κήρυκες, κήρυκας, κήρυξιν. The long Ultima form follows Rule 1: κηρύκων. I. Acute on short Ultima. For example, ἐλπίς. The additional syllable in the oblique cases effectively moves the accented syllable πί to the Penult, Original ( Antepenult) Antepenult Penult which is kept throughout the declension because this violates no Rule (see B. above). The short Ultima forms H. Antepenult Penult Ultima Original Antepenult Additional syllable(s) Original Antepenult Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult Penult Ultima I. (Antepenult) Penult Ultima Ultima 11 This pattern also applies to the -εσ- stems like τριήρης and γένος (Smyth 264) and the ι or υ stems like πόλις or ἄστυ (Smyth 268).
9 94 behave as if following Rule 4: ἐλπίδος, ἐλπίδι, ἐλπίδες, ἐλπίσιν. 12 The long Ultima form follows Rule 1: ἐλπίδων. J. Acute on long Ultima. J. (Antepenult) Penult Ultima Original ( ) Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult Original ( ) Antepenult Penult Ultima Antepenult For example, ἀγών. The additional syllable in the oblique cases effectively moves the accented syllable ών to the Penult, where it stays throughout the declension because this violates no Rule (see B. and I. above). In the short Ultima forms the accent becomes Circumflex, as if following Rule 3: ἀγῶνος, ἀγῶνι, ἀγῶνα, ἀγῶνες, ἀγῶνας, ἀγῶσιν (see note 11). The long Ultima form follows Rule 1: ἀγώνων. K. Acute on monosyllabic stem. For example, αἴξ and νύξ. The additional syllable in the oblique cases effectively moves the accented syllable to the Penult, where it stays because this violates no Rule (see B., I., and J. above). Aside from their exceptional forms (Genitive/Dative singular/plural; see note 8), the long-vowel αἴξ follows Rule 3: αἶγα, αἶγες, αἶγας, while the short-vowel νύξ follows Rule 4: νύκτα, νύκτες, νύκτας. K. Stem Summary The accent of finite verbs can be calculated according to the Rules. Nouns and adjectives keep the same accents on the same vowel/diphthong as they are in the Nominative form, but adjust their accents to accommodate the Rules as well as the basic rule for accenting syllables. Penult Ultima Penult Ultima 12 Because the accent cannot recede farther than its position in the Nominative singular form, nouns and adjectives that follow the patterns in I. and J. effectively behave like disyllabic words. Hence their short Ultima forms follow respectively either Rule 4 or Rule 3.
10 95 Works Cited Balme, Maurice, and Gilbert Lawall. Athenaze: An Introduction to Ancient Greek. Book 1. New York: Oxford University Press, Betts, Gavin, and Alan Henry. Teach Yourself Ancient Greek. Columbus, OH: McGraw-Hill, Chandler, Henry W. A Practical Introduction to Greek Accentuation. New Rochelle, NY: Aristide D. Caratzas, Publisher, Chase, Alston Hurd, and Henry Phillips, Jr. A New Introduction to Greek. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, Groton, Anne. From Alpha to Omega: An Introduction to Classical Greek. Newburyport, MA: Focus Publishing, Hansen, Hardy, and Gerald M. Quinn. Greek: An Intensive Course. Bronx, NY: Fordham University Press, Joint Association of Classical Teachers. Reading Greek: Grammar and Vocabulary. New York: Cambridge University Press, Keller, Andrew, and Stephanie Russell. Learn to Read Greek. Part 1. New Haven: Yale University Press, Smyth, Herbert Weir. Greek Grammar. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1974.
11 96 Accenting Ancient Greek Verbs, Nouns, and Adjectives Appendix 1 NAMES of the last three syllables in Greek words: Possible ACCENTS for each syllable: ANTEPENULT PENULT ULTIMA ANTEPENULT PENULT ULTIMA καταμέμφομαι κατα μέμ φο μαι Acute Acute Acute κινδυνεύει κιν δυ νεύ ει Circumflex Circumflex τυγχάνω τυγ χά νω Grave LONG and SHORT syllables are determined by the length of their vowels/diphthongs: Rules for VERBS: LONG SHORT ᾳ η/ῃ ω/ῳ ε ο ᾱ ῑ ῡ α ι υ αι ει οι υι αυ ευ ηυ ου αι οι at the very ends of words (except Optatives) 1. ultima is LONG: accent acute on penult χαίρει λαμβάνεις 2. ultima is SHORT & word is 3 or more syllables: accent acute on antepenult λάμβανε 3. ultima is SHORT & word is 2 syllables & penult is LONG: accent circumflex on penult χαῖρε 4. ultima is SHORT & word is 2 syllables & penult is SHORT: accent acute on penult φέρε Guidelines for CONTRACT VERBS (-έω, -άω, -όω): A. accent the uncontracted form φιλέ-εις (Rule 1) τίμα-ε (Rule 2) φιλέ-ετε (Rule 2) φιλε-όμεθα (Rule 2) B. make the contraction φιλεις τιμα φιλειτε φιλουμεθα C. if the accent in A. falls on the first contracted syllable, then this syllable gets a circumflex φιλεῖς φιλεῖτε D. if the accent in A. falls on the second contracted syllable, then this syllable gets an acute φιλούμεθα Accenting Ancient Greek Verbs, Nouns, and Adjectives E. if not, the accent stays where it is in A. Appendix 1 τίμα NAMES of the last three syllables in Greek words: Possible ACCENTS for each syllable: ANTEPENULT PENULT ULTIMA ANTEPENULT PENULT ULTIMA καταμέμφομαι κατα μέμ φο μαι Acute Acute Acute κινδυνεύει κιν δυ νεύ ει Circumflex Circumflex τυγχάνω τυγ χά νω Grave LONG and SHORT syllables are determined by the length of their vowels/diphthongs: Rules for VERBS: LONG SHORT ᾳ η/ῃ ω/ῳ ε ο ᾱ ῑ ῡ α ι υ αι ει οι υι αυ ευ ηυ ου αι οι at the very ends of words (except Optatives) 1. ultima is LONG: accent acute on penult χαίρει λαμβάνεις 2. ultima is SHORT & word is 3 or more syllables: accent acute on antepenult λάμβανε 3. ultima is SHORT & word is 2 syllables & penult is LONG: accent circumflex on penult χαῖρε 4. ultima is SHORT & word is 2 syllables & penult is SHORT: accent acute on penult φέρε Guidelines for CONTRACT VERBS (-έω, -άω, -όω): A. accent the uncontracted form φιλέ-εις (Rule 1) τίμα-ε (Rule 2) φιλέ-ετε (Rule 2) φιλε-όμεθα (Rule 2) B. make the contraction φιλεις τιμα φιλειτε φιλουμεθα C. if the accent in A. falls on the first contracted syllable, then this syllable gets a circumflex φιλεῖς φιλεῖτε D. if the accent in A. falls on the second contracted syllable, then this syllable gets an acute φιλούμεθα E. if not, the accent stays where it is in A. τίμα
12 97 Verb Accent Practice Appendix 2 Accent the following verbs according to the Rules, marking the number of the Rule used in the blank. * = contract verb, ** = exception 1 αἱρησουσιν 2 ἀκουε 3 ἀνηλθον** 4 ἀφικετο 5 βαινε 6 βασιλευει 7 βεβλαπται 8 βλαψειν 9 βλεπε 10 βοᾳ* 11 γεγραμμαι 12 γιγνεται 13 grafe 14 δεχομεθα 15 διωκεις 16 διωξομεν 17 δουλευει 18 δουλευσουσιν 19 ἐβεβουλευτο 20 ἐβλαφθην 21 ἐβουλευμην 22 ἐγνω 23 ἐγραφον 24 εἰποιμι 25 εἰρηκας 26 ἐμαθον 27 ἐπαυοντο 28 ἐφευγομεν 29 ἐφευγου 30 ἐφυγομεν 31 ἐχε 32 ἠλθον 33 ἠχθην 34 θῡε 35 θῡσουσιν 36 κελευετε 37 λεγε 38 λειπε 39 λεξεις 40 μελλησω 41 μενε 42 μενειν 43 νοσουμεν* 44 οἰκεις* 45 ὁρατε* 46 παυε 47 πειθε 48 πεποιηκασιν 49 πῑπτε 50 ποιουμαι* 51 σπευδε 52 τιμα* 53 τιμᾳ* 54 τιμωμεν* 55 τρεψετε 56 φευγε 57 φευξομαι 58 φευξῃ 59 φιλειν* 60 φοβουμεθα* 61 φυλαξουσιν 62 φυλαττομεν 63 χαιρε
13 98 Verb Accent Practice Answers Appendix 3 Accent the following verbs according to the Rules, marking the number of the Rule used in the blank. * = contract verb, ** = exception 2 αἱρήσουσιν 2 ἄκουε 2 ἀνῆλθον** 2 ἀφίκετο 3 βαῖνε 1 βασιλεύει 2 βέβλαπται 1 βλάψειν 4 βλέπε 1 βοᾷ* 2 γέγραμμαι 2 γίγνεται 4 gράφe 2 δεχόμεθα 1 διώκεις 2 διώξομεν 1 δουλεύει 2 δουλεύσουσιν 2 ἐβεβούλευτο 1 ἐβλάφθην 1 ἐβουλεύμην 1 ἔγνω 2 ἔγραφον 2 εἴποιμι 2 εἴρηκας 2 ἔμαθον 2 ἐπαύοντο 2 ἐφεύγομεν 1 ἐφεύγου 2 ἐφύγομεν 4 ἔχε 3 ἦλθον 1 ἤχθην 3 θῦε 2 θύσουσιν 2 κελεύετε 4 λέγε 3 λεῖπε 1 λέξεις 1 μελλήσω 4 μένε 1 μένειν 2 νοσοῦμεν* 1 οἰκεῖς* 2 ὁρᾶτε* 3 παῦε 3 πεῖθε 2 πεποιήκασιν 3 πῖπτε 2 ποιοῦμαι* 3 σπεῦδε 2 τίμα* 1 τιμᾷ* 2 τιμῶμεν* 2 τρέψετε 3 φεῦγε 2 φεύξομαι 1 φεύξῃ 1 φιλεῖν* 2 φοβούμεθα* 2 φυλάξουσιν 2 φυλάττομεν 3 χαῖρε
14 99 Verb Accent Practice 2 Appendix 4 Accent the following verbs according to the Rules, marking the number of the Rule used in the blank. 1 πεπονθατε 2 εἰρηκασιν 3 ἑλκε 4 βουλοιμην 5 παριεμαι 6 θαυμαζειν 7 τιμησατω 8 ἀκουσεσθε 9 εἰη 10 κτεινε 11 ἐχω 12 γεγονεν 13 μειναι 14 ἡκε 15 βαλλε Accent the following contract verbs according to the Rules, showing the accented uncontracted form and marking the number of the Rule used in the blank. 1 φιλοιην = 2 φοβουμαι = 3 τιμαται = 4 ἡγουνται = 5 ποιουντες = 6 ἀξιω = 7 ἑωρων = 8 ἑωρατε = 9 ἐτιμωμεθα = 10 τιμῳμεν = 11 δηλοι = 12 ἐδηλους = 13 δηλουν = 14 τιμαν = 15 ἐφιλουμην = 16 κινοιντο = 17 κινουσιν = 18 κινουμεθα = 19 ἐνικας = 20 ἐνικωντο = 21 πληρῳτο = 22 ἠξιουτε = 23 ἠξιουν = 24 ἀξιουσθε = 25 πονεις = 26 ἐπονει = 27 πονου = 28 πονουμεν =
15 100 Verb Accent Practice 2 Appendix 5 Accent the following verbs according to the Rules, marking the number of the Rule used in the blank. 2 πεπόνθατε 2 εἰρήκασιν 4 ἕλκε 1 βουλοίμην 2 παρίεμαι 1 θαυμάζειν 1 τιμησάτω 2 ἀκούσεσθε 1 εἴη 3 κτεῖνε 1 ἔχω 2 γέγονεν 3 μεῖναι 3 ἧκε 4 βάλλε Accent the following contract verbs according to the Rules, showing the accented uncontracted form and marking the number of the Rule used in the blank. 1 φιλοίην = φιλε οίην 2 φοβοῦμαι = φοβέ ομαι 2 τιμᾶται = τιμά εται 2 ἡγοῦνται = ἡγέ ονται 2 ποιοῦντες = ποιέ οντες 1 ἀξιῶ = ἀξιό ω 2 ἑώρων = ἑώρα ον 2 ἑωρᾶτε = ἑωρά ετε 2 ἐτιμώμεθα = ἐτιμα όμεθα 2 τιμῷμεν = τιμά οιμεν 1 δηλοῖ = δηλό ει 2 ἐδήλους = ἐδήλο ες 2 δηλοῦν = δηλό ε εν 2 τιμᾶν = τιμά ε εν 1 ἐφιλούμην = ἐφιλε όμην 2 κινοῖντο = κινέ οιντο 2 κινοῦσιν = κινέ ουσιν 2 κινούμεθα = κινε όμεθα 2 ἐνίκας = ἐνίκα ες 2 ἐνικῶντο = ἐνικά οντο 2 πληρῷτο = πληρό οιτο 2 ἠξιοῦτε = ἠξιό ετε 2 ἠξίουν = ἠξίο ον 2 ἀξιοῦσθε = ἀξιό εσθε 1 πονεῖς = πονέ εις 2 ἐπόνει = ἐπόνε ε 1 πονοῦ = πονέ ου 2 πονοῦμεν = πονέ ομεν
16 101 Noun and Adjective Accent Practice Appendix 6 Given the Nominative form of the following nouns, accent their oblique forms: 1. ἄγγελος ἀγγελῳ ἀγγελοι ἀγγελους ἀγγελοις ἀγγελον 2. ἀγορά ἀγοραν ἀγορας (gen) ἀγοραι ἀγορων ἀγοραις 3. ἀγρός ἀγρου ἀγρων ἀγρον ἀγρῳ ἀγροι 4. ἀδελφός ἀδελφον ἀδελφπους ἀδελφοι ἀδελφοις ἀδελφων 5. αἰτία αἰτιᾳ αἰτιας (gen) αἰτιαι αἰτιων αἰτιαν 6. ἄνεμος ἀνεμοι ἀνεμους ἀνεμοις ἀνεμον ἀνεμου 7. ἀρετή ἀρετης ἀρετας ἀρετῃ ἀρετην ἀρεταις 8. βάρβαρος βαρβαροι βαρβαρον βαρβαρῳ βαρβαρων βαρβαρου 9. βίος βιῳ βιου βιον βιοι βιοις 10. γέρων γεροντα γεροντος γεροντι γεροντες γεροντων 11. γράμμα γραμματι γραμματα γραμμασι γραμματος γραμματων 12. δαίμων δαιμονες δαιμονων δαιμοσιν δαιμονα δαιμονι 13. δεῖπνον δειπνῳ δειπνου δειπνα δειπνοις δειπνων 14. δεσπότης δεσποτου δεσποτην δεσποται δεσποτων δεσποτας 15. δῆμος δημον δημοις δημου δημοι δημους 16. διδάσκαλος διδασκαλον διδασκαλῳ διδασκαλοι διδασκαλων διδασκαλοις 17. δίκη δικην δικης δικας δικων δικαι 18. δοῦλος δουλου δουλῳ δουλοι δουλον δουλων 19. δῶρον δωρα δωρου δωρῳ δωρων δωροις 20. ἔξοδος ἐξοδοι ἐξοδον ἐξοδους ἐξοδῳ ἐξοδων 21. ἔργον ἐργῳ ἐργα ἐργου ἐργων ἐργοις 22. ἑσπέρα ἑσπερας(gen) ἑσπερᾳ ἑσπεραι ἑσπεραις ἑσπερων 23. ἑταῖρος ἑταιρον ἑταιροι ἑταιρους ἑταιροις ἑταιρου 24. ἥλιος ἡλιου ἡλιους ἡλιοις ἡλιον ἡλιοι 25. θάλαττα θαλαττης θαλατται θαλατταν θαλαττῃ θαλαττας 26. θεράπων θεραποντας θεραποντων θεραποντι θεραποντες θεραπουσιν 27. κῦμα κυματι κυματα κυματων κυμασιν κυματος 28. κύων κυνος κυνα κυνες κυνι κυνας 29. λιμήν λιμενα λιμενες λιμενων λιμενος λιμεσιν 30. νύξ νυκτος νυκτα νυκτες νυξιν νυκτος 31. σῶμα σωματα σωματος σωμασιν σωματων σωματι 32. τεκών τεκοντες τεκοντα τεκοντων τεκουσιν τεκοντας 33. φύλαξ φυλακα φυλακος φυλακες φυλακας φυλακων
17 102 Noun and Adjective Accent Practice Answers Appendix 7 Given the Nominative form of the following nouns, accent their oblique forms: 1. ἄγγελος ἀγγέλῳ ἄγγελοι ἀγγέλους ἀγγέλοις ἄγγελον 2. ἀγορά ἀγοράν ἀγορᾶς (gen) ἀγοραί ἀγορῶν ἀγοραῖς 3. ἀγρός ἀγροῦ ἀγρῶν ἀγρόν ἀγρῷ ἀγροί 4. ἀδελφός ἀδελφόν ἀδελφπούς ἀδελφοί ἀδελφοῖς ἀδελφῶν 5. αἰτία αἰτίᾳ αἰτίας (gen) αἰτίαι αἰτιῶν αἰτίαν 6. ἄνεμος ἄνεμοι ἀνέμους ἀνέμοις ἄνεμον ἀνέμου 7. ἀρετή ἀρετῆς ἀρετάς ἀρετῇ ἀρετήν ἀρεταῖς 8. βάρβαρος βάρβαροι βάρβαρον βαρβάρῳ βαρβάρων βαρβάρου 9. βίος βίῳ βίου βίον βίοι βίοις 10. γέρων γέροντα γέροντος γέροντι γέροντες γερόντων 11. γράμμα γράμματι γράμματα γράμμασι γράμματος γραμμάτων 12. δαίμων δαίμονες δαιμόνων δαίμοσιν δαίμονα δαίμονι 13. δεῖπνον δείπνῳ δείπνου δεῖπνα δείπνοις δείπνων 14. δεσπότης δεσπότου δεσπότην δεσπόται δεσποτῶν δεσπότας 15. δῆμος δῆμον δήμοις δήμου δῆμοι δήμους 16. διδάσκαλος διδάσκαλον διδασκάλῳ διδάσκαλοι διδασκάλων διδασκάλοις 17. δίκη δίκην δίκης δίκας δικῶν δίκαι 18. δοῦλος δούλου δούλῳ δοῦλοι δοῦλον δούλων 19. δῶρον δῶρα δώρου δώρῳ δώρων δώροις 20. ἔξοδος ἔξοδοι ἔξοδον ἐξόδους ἐξόδῳ ἐξοδῶν 21. ἔργον ἔργῳ ἔργα ἔργου ἔργων ἔργοις 22. ἑσπέρα ἑσπέρας(gen) ἑσπέρᾳ ἑσπέραι ἑσπέραις ἑσπερῶν 23. ἑταῖρος ἑταῖρον ἑταῖροι ἑταίρους ἑταίροις ἑταίρου 24. ἥλιος ἡλίου ἡλίους ἡλίοις ἥλιον ἥλιοι 25. θάλαττα θαλάττης θάλατται θάλατταν θαλάττῃ θαλάττας 26. θεράπων θεράποντας θεραπόντων θεράποντι θεράποντες θεράπουσιν 27. κῦμα κύματι κύματα κυμάτων κύμασιν κύματος 28. κύων κυνός κύνα κύνες κυνί κύνας 29. λιμήν λιμένα λιμένες λιμένων λιμένος λιμέσιν 30. νύξ νυκτός νύκτα νύκτες νυξίν νυκτός 31. σῶμα σώματα σώματος σώμασιν σωμάτων σώματι 32. τεκών τεκόντες τεκόντα τεκόντων τεκοῦσιν τεκόντας 33. φύλαξ φύλακα φύλακος φύλακες φύλακας φυλάκων
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