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WorksheetsBNTG Chapter 14
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 7mins
Third-declension nouns have a different function from first and second declension nouns.
True
False
Knowing that πνεῦμα ("wind," "spirit") is a neuter noun, we may correctly infer that ...
The Holy Spirit is impersonal
The Holy Spirit is a wind
The Holy Spirit is always imparcial in trinitarian affairs
None of the above
Honestly, parcing third-declension nouns is going to be a pain—and we're sorry about that! 🥺 The good news is that since the ____ does not change based on declension, it will often be a helpful clue. 🙂
ending
article
stem
case
Second-declension noun stems end with οmicron (ο). How do third-declension noun stems end?
α
η
other vowels
a consonant
Fill in the chart (draw)
Parse πνεύματος
(gender, number, and case; fully spelled; lowercase)
(a)
