Unit 18 Indefinite Relative Pronoun Indirect Interrogatives Indirect

Unit 18 ἵημι, Indefinite Relative Pronoun, Indirect Interrogatives, Indirect Question

ἵημι n ἵημι, -ἥσω, -ἧκα, -εἷμαι, -εἵθην n ἱηn ἱεn The initial ἱ is long and does not change with the past augment. n Mixed “kappa” Aorist

ἵημι – Present Infinitives n Active – ἱέναι n Middle/Passive – ἵεσθαι

ἵημι – Aorist Infinitives n Active – -εἷναι n Middle – -ἕσθαι

Indirect Question n Ex. of English Indirect Question n He noticed when they arrived. n She mentioned how many times she had seen the movie. n I asked who was willing to go.

Indirect Question n As a statement can, so a question can be indirect. n Indirect question can be introduced by the same verbs as indirect statement as well as verbs of “asking”. n Unlike indirect statement, indirect question is only in one form.

Indirect Question n Greek indirect question is only in the form of an interrogative word and a finite verb. – main clause w/ verb of asking, thinking, saying, feeling, hearing, etc. – interrogative word – subordinate finite verb

Indirect Question n Indirect question follows the sequence of moods like the indirect statements with ὅτι or ὡς. n The interrogative word will usually be an indefinite relative form.