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Ancient Greek Pronouns: grammar reference

Study Ancient Greek pronouns: Personal · first and second person, Personal and intensive, Demonstrative · nearer reference, Demonstrative · more distant reference,…

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• ἐγώ · σύ — Ancient Greek Personal · first and second person chart

  I / we · you

• αὐτός — Ancient Greek Personal and intensive chart

  he, she, it · self · same

• οὗτος — Ancient Greek Demonstrative · nearer reference chart

  this · these

• ἐκεῖνος — Ancient Greek Demonstrative · more distant reference chart

  that · those

• ὅς · ἥ · ὅ — Ancient Greek Relative chart

  who · which · that

• τίς · τί — Ancient Greek Interrogative · asking a question chart

  who? · what?

• τις · τι — Ancient Greek Indefinite · an unspecified referent chart

  someone · something

• ἑαυτοῦ — Ancient Greek Reflexive · referring back to the subject chart

  himself · herself · itself · themselves

• ἀλλήλων — Ancient Greek Reciprocal · plural only chart

  one another · each other

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