Greek Grammar (1484) - Page 15

Latin	Greek
to this speech Latin: huic orationi (dative). this speech Latin: hanc orationem (accusative)	to the word Greek: tō logō. The word Greek: ton logon, O word
O speech. Dual forms.	and O word Greek: ō loge kai ō logos. Dual forms.
these [two] speeches. these [two] speeches. of these	the two words. Of/to the two words. O
[two] speeches. to these [two] speeches. O [two] speeches.	[two] words. Plural forms.
Plural forms. these speeches. of	the words. Of the words. To the
these speeches. to these speeches. these speeches.	words. The words. O
O speeches. Singular forms.	words. Singular forms.
this way, of this way, to this	the way, of the way, to the way,
way, this way. O way.	the way. O way and O way.
Dual forms. these [two] ways. these [two] ways.	Dual forms. the two ways. of/to the two ways.
of these [two] ways. to these [two] ways. O [two] ways.	O [two] ways. Plural forms.
Plural forms. these ways. of these ways.	the ways. of the ways. To the
to these ways. these ways. O ways.	ways. the ways. O ways.
Singular forms. this wood Latin: lignum; also means "timber" or "stick"	Singular forms. the wood Greek: xylon. of the
of this wood. to this wood. this	wood. to the wood. the wood.
wood. O wood. Dual forms.	O wood. Dual forms.
these [two] woods. of these [two] woods.	the two woods. of/to the two woods. O
to these [two] woods. O [two] woods. Plural	[two] woods. Plural forms.
forms. these woods. of these	the woods. of the woods. to the
woods. to these. these woods.	woods. the woods. O woods.
O woods. The fifth declension	The fifth declension exists in
is in three genders. This	three genders. And this is
*is the "extra-syllable" type term: plurisyllabica* / perittosyllabos; refers to nouns where the genitive has more syllables than the nominative, namely**	the "extra-syllable" type. Namely
of all those that are declined	of all the "extra-syllable"
with more syllables. Whose	declined nouns. Of which the
genitive [ends] in -os, the dative	genitive ends in -os, the dative in -i, the
in -i, the accusative in -a	accusative in -a or in -n.
or ends in -n.	Ends. Singular forms.
Singular forms.	The [hero] Ajax. Of Ajax. To
This Ajax. Of this Ajax.	Ajax.