Greek Adverbs and Prepositions
LIBERTY THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
REPORT ON ADVERB AND PREPOSITIONS:
FORM AND FUNCTION
NGRK 640
ADVANCED GREEK GRAMMAR
PROFESSOR: DR. JAMES FREERKSEN
BY
HYONGTAI KIM
#20018738
LYNCHBURG, VA
MAY 7, 2012
CONTENTS
I. ADVERBS
Introduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Forms of Adverbs --------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Functions of Adverbs ----------------------------------------------------------------------3
II. PREPOSTIONS
General Information of Prepositions -----------------------------------------------------4
History of Greek Prepositions ------------------------------------------------------------5
Logic of Greek Prepositions --------------------------------------------------------------5
Importance of Greek Prepositions --------------------------------------------------------5
Procedure for Researching a Preposition ------------------------------------------------6
Improper Prepositions ----------------------------------------------------------------------6
Diagram of Greek Proper Prepositions --------------------------------------------------7
Functions of Prepositions ------------------------------------------------------------------7 vAna, -----------------------------------------------------------------------------9 vAnti, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------9 vApo, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------10
Dia, -----------------------------------------------------------------------------11
Eivj -----------------------------------------------------------------------------12 vEk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------13 vEn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------14 vEpi ----------------------------------------------------------------------------14
Kata,
REPORT ON ADVERB AND PREPOSITIONS:
FORM AND FUNCTION
NGRK 640
ADVANCED GREEK GRAMMAR
PROFESSOR: DR. JAMES FREERKSEN
BY
HYONGTAI KIM
#20018738
LYNCHBURG, VA
MAY 7, 2012
CONTENTS
I. ADVERBS
Introduction ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Forms of Adverbs --------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Functions of Adverbs ----------------------------------------------------------------------3
II. PREPOSTIONS
General Information of Prepositions -----------------------------------------------------4
History of Greek Prepositions ------------------------------------------------------------5
Logic of Greek Prepositions --------------------------------------------------------------5
Importance of Greek Prepositions --------------------------------------------------------5
Procedure for Researching a Preposition ------------------------------------------------6
Improper Prepositions ----------------------------------------------------------------------6
Diagram of Greek Proper Prepositions --------------------------------------------------7
Functions of Prepositions ------------------------------------------------------------------7 vAna, -----------------------------------------------------------------------------9 vAnti, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------9 vApo, ----------------------------------------------------------------------------10
Dia, -----------------------------------------------------------------------------11
Eivj -----------------------------------------------------------------------------12 vEk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------13 vEn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------14 vEpi ----------------------------------------------------------------------------14
Kata,
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