Greek Grammar (1484) - Page 21

eo becomes ou. oe becomes ou. oo becomes ou. | eo becomes ou. oe becomes ou. oo becomes ou. ee becomes ē.
ee becomes ē. ē. ea becomes ē. ē. eō becomes ō. ō. oa becomes ō. | ē. ea becomes ē. ē. eō becomes ō. ō. oa becomes ō. ō. ao becomes ō.
ō. oa becomes ō. ō. ao becomes ō. ō. ei. a. oi | ō. ei . . . . . . oi . oi
These top lines represent a phonetic drill for vowel contractions, showing how two vowels combine into a single long vowel or diphthine in Greek verbs.

English (translated from Latin)	English (translated from Greek)
1. On the endings of verbs.	On the endings of verbs. original: Περὶ Τῆς τῶν ῥημάτων καταλήξεως
How many verb endings are there? Three: in omega original: ω with a grave accent term: barytone	verbs where the final syllable does not have the primary accent, such as typtō original: τυπτω, which means "I strike"; in omega with a circumflex accent term: circumflex
How many accidents term: accidents	the grammatical properties or categories that belong to a word belong to a verb? Eight: moods, voices original: genera / διαθέσεις, species, figures, numbers, persons, tenses, and conjugations.
How many voices are there? Three: active, passive, and middle.	How many voices are there? Three: active, passive, and middle.
How many tenses are there? Six: present, past imperfect, past perfect, past more-than-perfect term: pluperfect	a tense describing an action completed before another past action, indefinite term: aorist
How many conjugations are there? Thirteen: six of the barytones, three of the circumflex verbs, and four in mi.	How many conjugations? Thirteen: six of the barytones, three of the circumflex verbs, and four of those ending in mi.
The first conjugation of the barytones is characterized by the letters beta, pi, phi, or pt; such as leibō original: λείβω (I pour), leipō original: λείπω (I leave), graphō original: γράφω (I write), typtō original: τύπτω (I strike); and in the case of...	The first conjugation of the barytones is by the letters beta, pi, phi, or pt; such as leibō, leipō, graphō, typtō; and in the case of...