What is the dative singular form of "Χριστός" (Christ)?

The case used for the subject of a sentence in 2nd declension masculine now e.g., "O Χριστός" is the:

What is the Nominative plural form of "Χριστός"?

Which of the following is a 2nd declension masculine noun meaning "brother"?

What is the Greek word for "law" (a 2nd declension masculine noun)?

What is the Greek word for "world" (a 2nd declension masculine noun)?

Which of these means "Lord" (a 2nd declension masculine noun)?

The process of changing a verb's form based on person and number is called:

The verb "γινώσκω" means:

What is the 1st person singular present tense ending for a regular Greek verb like γινώσκω?

"You know" as 2nd person singular in Greek is:

"They know" in Greek is:

What is the 2nd person plural ending for the present tense of γινώσκω?

Which of the following is the correct Greek punctuation for a full stop/period?

The Greek equivalent of the English comma (,) is:

The Greek letter Omega (Ω, ω) has an English sound equivalent to:

The letter Eta (H, η) is pronounced like:

Transliteration of "ἐν ἀρχῇ" would be:

If "Χριστός" is the subject of a sentence, it is in the: