The Morphology of Biblical Greek

The Morphology of Biblical Greek introduces second-year Greek students to the principles that govern how Greek words are formed. By showing that Greek word formation follows a limited set of consistent rules, the book helps students recognize that many seemingly irregular forms actually follow predictable patterns.

Organized into five sections, the text covers the rules of word change, the formation of verbs, paradigms for nouns and adjectives, verb principal parts grouped by pattern, and an index of every New Testament word with its morphological classification. The result is one of the most complete collections of paradigms for New Testament Greek available to students.