Showing posts with label arithmoi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arithmoi. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 November 2021

GREEK NUMBERS 1- 4

 In NOVEMBER I have NUMBERS AS A THEME 


#ARITHMOI #GREEK NUMBERS


Arithmetic is a word of Greek origins coming from the word  ἀριθμοι - numbers.


Here are the First Four Cardinal Numbers in Greek


ONE


Masculine εἱς Feminine μία Neuter ἕν


Masculine Nominative εἱς Accusative ἕνα Genitive ἑνός Dative ἑνί


Feminine Nominative μία Accusative μίαν Genitive μιᾶς Dative μιᾷ


Neuter Nominative ἕν Accusative ἕν Genitive ἑνός Dative ἑνί



TWO


There are no differences. All genders follow this declension pattern


Nominative and Accusative δύο Genitive and Dative δυοῖν



THREE


Masculine Nominative τρεῖς Accusative τρεῖς Genitive τριῶν Dative τρισί(ν)


Feminine Nominative τρεῖς Accusative τρεῖς Genitive τριῶν Dative τρισί(ν)


Neuter Nominative τρία Accusative τρία Genitive τριῶν Dative τρισί(ν)



FOUR


Masculine Nominative τέτταρες Accusative τέτταρας Genitive τεττάρων Dative τέτταρσι(ν)


τέτταρες τέτταρες τέτταρες


Feminine Nominative τέτταρες Accusative τέτταρας Genitive τεττάρων Dative τέτταρσι(ν)


Neuter Nominative τέτταρα Accusative τέτταρα Genitive τεττάρων Dative τέτταρσι(ν)



Check my  METOUSIA PATREON

 for a A4 pdf version of this later this month!



Saturday, 11 November 2017

Greek Numbers One to Ten

#greeknumerals #greeknumbers Some revision today Basic Numbers #arithmoi
#eis #hen #mia #duo #treis #tria


ARITHMOI GREEK NUMBERS ONE TO TEN

Here are the Numbers One to TEN in Greek

1 ONE M. εἱς F. μία N. ἕν

(see the previous post for the full declension of the first 4 numbers).

2 TWO All genders follow this declension pattern

Nominative Accusative δύο Genitive Dative δυοῖν

3 THREE M. F. τρεῖς N. τρία

4 FOUR M. F. τέτταρες N. τέτταρα

5 FIVE πέντε

6 SIX ἕξ

7 SEVEN ἑπτά

8 EIGHT ὀκτώ

9 NINE ἐννέα

10 TEN δέκα

The modern Greek forms are ένα δύο τρία τέσσερα πέντε ἕξι ἑφτὰ ὀχτὼ ἐννιὰ δέκα


The number One is also used as the indefinite article in Modern Greek.

Monday, 19 March 2012

Arithmoi Greek Numbers Post 2 1 to 10




ARITHMOI GREEK NUMBERS ONE TO TEN

Here are the Numbers One to TEN in Greek

1 ONE M. εἱς F. μία N. ἕν

(see the previous post for the full declension of the first 4 numbers).

2 TWO All genders follow this declension pattern

Nominative Accusative δύο Genitive Dative δυοῖν

3 THREE M. F. τρεῖς N. τρία

4 FOUR M. F. τέτταρες N. τέτταρα

5 FIVE πέντε

6 SIX ἕξ

7 SEVEN ἑπτά

8 EIGHT ὀκτώ

9 NINE ἐννέα

10 TEN δέκα

The modern Greek forms are ένα δύο τρία τέσσερα πέντε ἕξι ἑφτὰ ὀχτὼ ἐννιὰ δέκα

The number One is also used as the indefinite article in Modern Greek.


Next post a look at the origins of Greek culture in the Neolithic and then we return to numbers and the Ordinals First ... Second .. third . 

Friday, 16 March 2012

Arithmoi Greek Numbers Post One in a Series




ARITHMOI GREEK NUMBERS

Arithmetic is a word of Greek origins coming from ἀριθμοι

Here are the First Four Cardinal Numbers in Greek

I have given them a separate post because the other cardinal numerals are indeclinable.


ONE

Masculine εἱς Feminine μία Neuter ἕν

Masculine Nominative εἱς Accusative ἕνα Genitive ἑνός Dative ἑνί

Feminine Nominative μία Accusative μίαν Genitive μιᾶς Dative μιᾷ

Neuter Nominative ἕν Accusative ἕν Genitive ἑνός Dative ἑνί


TWO

There are no differences. All genders follow this declension pattern

Nominative and Accusative δύο Genitive and Dative δυοῖν


THREE

Masculine Nominative τρεῖς Accusative τρεῖς Genitive τριῶν Dative τρισί(ν)

Feminine Nominative τρεῖς Accusative τρεῖς Genitive τριῶν Dative τρισί(ν)

Neuter Nominative τρία Accusative τρία Genitive τριῶν Dative τρισί(ν)


FOUR

Masculine Nominative τέτταρες Accusative τέτταρας Genitive τεττάρων Dative τέτταρσι(ν)

τέτταρες τέτταρες τέτταρες

Feminine Nominative τέτταρες Accusative τέτταρας Genitive τεττάρων Dative τέτταρσι(ν)

Neuter Nominative τέτταρα Accusative τέτταρα Genitive τεττάρων Dative τέτταρσι(ν)

Check out the next post for the complete set from 1 to 10 along with their modern Greek Demotic equivalents!