Elementary New Testament Greek, 2014a

Personal Pronouns (1st , 2nd , and
3rd )
The Personal Pronouns are displayed below in all their forms (all persons, cases,
numbers, and genders). The translations are stylized to represent common uses of
the various cases.
The 1st Person
The 2nd Person
Singular nominative (I) (you)
genitive () μ (of me, my)
(of you,
your)
dative () μ (to me) (to you)
accusative () μ (me) (you)
Plural nominative μ (we) μ (you)
genitive μ (of us, our) μ
(of you,
your)
dative μ (to us) μ (to you)
accusative μ (us) μ (you)
Singular
Plural
The 3rd Person
Masculine Feminine Neuter
N he she it
G of him, his of her, her of it, its
D to him to her to it
A him her it
N they they they
G
of them,
their
of them,
their
of them,
their
D to them to them to them
A them them them
1) In the 1st Person, forms with prexed epsilon () are emphatic. The
unemphatic forms are enclitic (losing their accent).
2) In the 2nd Person, are normally enclitic (losing their
accent), unless they are emphatic (i.e., with an accent).
3) The form should not be confused with the Demonstrative form
.
4) In the 3rd person, Masculine and Feminine pronouns can stand for any
masculine or feminine noun. In that circumstance, they would not be
translated as “him” (etc.) or “her” (etc.) but as “it.”
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