| Grammar Notes: 1. Ο (o): - Meaning: The - Part of Speech: Definite article, masculine, singular, nominative - Romanisation: o 2. καθένας (kathenas): - Meaning: Each one, everyone - Part of Speech: Pronoun, masculine, singular, nominative - Romanisation: kathenas 3. είναι (einai): - Meaning: Is - Part of Speech: Verb, 3rd person singular, present tense of "είμαι" (to be) - Romanisation: einai 4. ένα (ena): - Meaning: A, one - Part of Speech: Indefinite article, neuter, singular, nominative/accusative - Romanisation: ena 5. φεγγάρι (feggari): - Meaning: Moon - Part of Speech: Noun, neuter, singular, nominative/accusative - Romanisation: feggari 6. και (kai): - Meaning: And - Part of Speech: Conjunction - Romanisation: kai 7. έχει (echei): - Meaning: Has - Part of Speech: Verb, 3rd person singular, present tense of "έχω" (to have) - Romanisation: echei 8. μια (mia): - Meaning: A, one - Part of Speech: Indefinite article, feminine, singular, nominative/accusative - Romanisation: mia 9. σκοτεινή (skoteiní): - Meaning: Dark - Part of Speech: Adjective, feminine, singular, nominative/accusative - Romanisation: skoteiní 10. πλευρά (plevrá): - Meaning: Side - Part of Speech: Noun, feminine, singular, nominative/accusative - Romanisation: plevrá 11. την (tin): - Meaning: The - Part of Speech: Definite article, feminine, singular, accusative - Romanisation: tin 12. οποία (opía): - Meaning: Which - Part of Speech: Relative pronoun, feminine, singular, accusative - Romanisation: opía 13. δεν (den): - Meaning: Not - Part of Speech: Negation particle - Romanisation: den 14. δείχνει (deíchnei): - Meaning: Shows - Part of Speech: Verb, 3rd person singular, present tense of "δείχνω" (to show) - Romanisation: deíchnei 15. ποτέ (poté): - Meaning: Never - Part of Speech: Adverb - Romanisation: poté 16. σε (se): - Meaning: To - Part of Speech: Preposition - Romanisation: se 17. κανέναν (kanénan): - Meaning: Anyone - Part of Speech: Pronoun, masculine, singular, accusative - Romanisation: kanénan ### General Grammar Tip Greek uses definite and indefinite articles similarly to English but with gender, number, and case distinctions. It's important to match the article with the noun in gender (masculine, feminine, neuter), number (singular, plural), and case (nominative, accusative, etc.). For example, "ο" (o) is the masculine singular nominative definite article, "η" (i) is the feminine singular nominative, and "το" (to) is the neuter singular nominative. ### Related Words - ήλιος (ílios): Sun (Noun, masculine, singular, nominative) - άστρο (ástro): Star (Noun, neuter, singular, nominative/accusative) - ουρανός (ouranós): Sky (Noun, masculine, singular, nominative) |
