Ch 31 (Greek to English)

Question 1

διό

Answer 1

therefore, for this reason

Question 2

ἔμπροσθεν

Answer 2

before, in front of (+ gen.)

Gent εμ-προ-σθεν the train

Question 3

ἐνώπιον

Answer 3

before, in the sight of, in the presence of (+ gen.)

Get any-opinion before, you come in the sight of, or in the presence of the general

Question 4

ἐπαγγελία, ἡ

Answer 4

promise

Question 5

ἤ

Answer 5

or, than

Question 6

ἰσχυρός, -ά, -όν

Answer 6

strong, mighty

Question 7

κρείσσων (or κρείττων), -ον
κρείσσονος
κρείσσονοσι(ν)

Answer 7

better

compar. of ἀγαθός

Question 8

μακάριος, -α, -ον

Answer 8

blessed, happy

Question 9

μᾶλλον

Answer 9

more, rather

Question 10

μείζων, -ον

μείζονος

Answer 10

greater;
3-3
comparative of μέγας, also used as superlative

Question 11

μέγας

Answer 11

also used as superlative

Question 12

μόνος, -η, -ον

Answer 12

only, alone

Question 13

οὐχί

Answer 13

not

strengthened form of οὐ

Question 14

πλείων, -ον
πλείονος
πλείοσι(ν)

Answer 14

more, larger;
compar. of πολύς
3-3

Question 15

κακῶς

Answer 15

“badly, wrongly”

Adverb of κακος

Question 16

ἄλλως

Answer 16

“otherwise”

Adverb of ἄλλος

Question 17

ἑτέρως

Answer 17

“differently”

Adverb of ἑτέρος

Question 18

πάντως

Answer 18

“in every way, by all means.”

Adverb of πάντος

Question 19

σοφός

Answer 19

“wise”

adjective

Question 20

σοφῶς

Answer 20

“wisely”;
adverb of σοφός
Formed by using genitive plural and adding a ν

Question 21

σοφώτερον

Answer 21

“more wisely”;
comparative adverb of σοφός
Formed by taking the neuter accusative singular form of the comparative adjective.

Question 22

σοφώτατα

Answer 22

“most wisely.”
the superlative adverb of σοφός
Formed by taking theneuter accusative plural form of the superlative adjective.

Question 23

ἡ μικρότερα

Answer 23

The smallest
The comparative degree adjective μικρότερα is being substituted for the superlative degree, as indicated by the use of the definite article