Grammar
Hebrew Verbs: Hiphil
Hifil has specific prefix Hi. In the imperfect it is always letter patah under the its prefix.
Hebrew Verbs: Hitpael
Hitpael has specific prefix Hit. It has doubled middle letter in its root (dagesh), in all its forms. In the imperfect shewa is present under the prefix (under taw). Imperfect prefix letter substitutes H in Hitpael prefix.
Hebrew Verbs: Niphal
Nifal has specific prefix Ni. In the imperfect this prefix is assimilated with imperfect prefix in a way that the first letter of the root is doubled (dagesh).
Hebrew Verbs: Piel
Piel has doubled middle letter in its root (dagesh), in all its forms. In the imperfect shewa is present under the prefix.
Hebrew Verbs: Pual
Pual has doubled middle letter in its root (dagesh), in all its forms. In the imperfect shewa is present under the prefix. Its same as Piel except for regularity of u-a vowels
Pronouns: Interrogative and Indefinite
These pronouns are declined by III. declension. Meaning of interrogative pronouns is: who, which, what; and of indefinite is: someone; anyone. Both are declined the same way, however in the case of indefinite there is a loose of accent (τίς → τις).
1st Declension (feminine) noun endings
Identify the case of 12 different first declension feminine nouns and the feminine article.
2nd Declension (masculine) noun endings
Identify the case of 12 different second declension masculine nouns and the masculine pronoun.
2nd Declension (neuter) noun endings
Identify the case of 12 different second declension neuter nouns and the neuter article.
Basics of Biblical Greek (Mounce) Ch. 15-25
The vocabulary found in chs. 15-25 from William Mounce's Basics of Biblical Greek 4th Ed.