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Beginner's Guide to NT Greek Alphabet | Language Instruction by William H. Davis

Dive into the basics of the Greek New Testament with this classroom guide based on William Hersey Davis' Beginner's Grammar. Lesson 1 focuses on learning the Greek alphabet, with clear explanations for each letter. Enhance your language skills step by step.

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Beginner's Guide to NT Greek Alphabet | Language Instruction by William H. Davis

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  1. “Beginning New Testament Greek”

  2. classroom instruction based on:

  3. William Hersey Davis’Beginner’s Grammar of the Greek New Testament

  4. and

  5. Lesson 1“The Greek Alphabet”

  6. a

  7. a = a (alpha)

  8. b

  9. b = b (beta)

  10. g

  11. g = g (gamma)

  12. d

  13. d = d (delta)

  14. e

  15. e = e (epsilon)

  16. z

  17. z = z (zeta)

  18. h

  19. h = ē (eta)

  20. q

  21. q= th (theta)

  22. i

  23. i= i (iota)

  24. k

  25. k = k (kappa)

  26. l

  27. l = l (lambda)

  28. m

  29. m = m (mu)

  30. n

  31. n = n (nu)

  32. x

  33. x = x (xi)

  34. o

  35. o = o (omicron)

  36. p

  37. p = p (pi)

  38. r

  39. r = r (rho)

  40. s (or) j

  41. s (or) j= s (sigma)

  42. t

  43. t = t (tau)

  44. u

  45. u = u (upsilon)

  46. f

  47. f = ph (phi)

  48. c

  49. c = ch (chi)

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