# Summary of Declensions and Conjugations
## Masculine nouns
### Group 1

Σκύλος, dog, is a masculine noun. Note the different forms of the definite article.
| Case | Singular | | Plural | |
| Nominative | ο σκύλος | the dog | οι σκύλοι | the dogs |
| Genitive | του σκύλου | of the dog | των σκύλων | of the dogs |
| Accusative | το(ν) σκύλο | the dog | τους σκύλους | the dogs |
| Vocative | σκύλε! | dog! | σκύλοι! | dogs! |
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## Feminine nouns
### Group 1

The noun Η ώρα (the hour, the time) is shown below:
| Case | Singular | | Plural | |
| Nominative | η ώρα | the hour | οι ώρες | the hours |
| Genitive | της ώρας | of the hour | των ωρών | of the hours |
| Accusative | την ώρα | the hour | τις ώρες | the hours |
| Vocative | ώρα! | hour! | ώρες! | hours! |
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## Neuter nouns
### Group 1

Το παιδί (the child)
| Case | Singular | | Plural | |
| Nominative | το παιδί | the child | τα παιδιά | the children |
| Genitive | του παιδιού | of the child | των παιδιών | of the children |
| Accusative | το παιδί | the child | τα παιδιά | the children |
| Vocative | παιδί! | child! | παιδιά! | children! |

## Verbs
### First Conjugation

| γράφω | γράφουμε |
| γράφεις | γράφετε |
| γράφει | γράφουν |
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#### The verbs έχω, to have, and είμαι, to be

Two important verbs are έχω, to have, and είμαι, to be. The first-conjugation verb έχω is regular in the present tense, so it has the same endings as γράφω.
| έχω | έχουμε |
| έχεις | έχετε |
| έχει | έχουν |
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To be in English is expressed in the active voice, but the Greek είμαι is passive, and doesn't have an active form. The ending -μαι is a typical, regular ending for passive verbs.
| είμαι | είμαστε |
| είσαι | είστε |
| είναι | είναι |
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## Pronouns

Pronouns have cases, number and gender just as regular nouns do. To make the tables appear simpler, the pronouns have been separated into persons.
| First Person |
| | Singular | | Plural |
| Nominative | εγώ | I | εμείς | we |
| Genitive | μου | mine | μας | ours |
| Accusative | με | me | μας | us |
| Second Person |
| | Singular | | Plural |
| Nominative | εσύ | you | εσείς | you |
| Genitive | σου | yours | σας | yours |
| Accusative | σε | you | σας | you |
| Third | Person |
| | | Singular | | | | Plural | |
| Gender | M | F | N | | M | F | N | |
| N | αυτός | αυτή | αυτό | he, she, it | αυτοί | αυτές | αυτά | they |
| G | του | της | του | his, her, its | τους | τους | τους | their |
| A | τον | την | το | him, her, it | τους | τους | τα | they |

### Links

A page with more on pronouns