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Hello. Many students have trouble with the gender of the nouns in Greek and so I decided to make a video
to explain how we recognise the gender of the nouns in the Greek language. Here we go, to explain:
In Greek there are three genders. Male, female and neutral.
This is confusing for many people especially those who only speak English, because does not exist in English language.
The first step is to accept the existence of these genders and try to identify them in order to use the correct ending.
The male in Greek takes the article "ο" in the beginning, the feminine the article "η" and the neutral the article "το".
and when you put an indefinite article then you put "ένας" for male, "μία" for the female and "ένα" for the neutral.
The easiest way to tell the gender of a noun is the ending.
When the ending of a noun is -ος, -ης, -ας, ες then it is usually masculine and we put ο at the beginning.
This is not always the case though. There are female and neutral nouns ending in -ος, for example.
But the above rule will help you understand the gender of many nouns.
I suggest for the nouns that does not follow the rules to write them in a notebook separately and to memorise them.
We go now to females. When the ending of the noun is -η (etta) and -α then the noun is feminine and takes η or μία at the beginning.
Finally, when the noun is neutral, the ending is -ο, -ι (eota) or -μα.
If you follow these rules will help you a lot to put the right article to the nouns.
That's all for today. See you soon. Buy!
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