Cases of Modern Greek nouns

Question

Hello Everyone!

I know Modern Greek has four cases: nominative, vocative, accusative, and genitive. It also has two numbers: singular and plural. How can I change any Modern Greek noun from its Nominative Singular form to its other forms(Accusative, Genitive, Vocative, both Singular and Plural)? There does not seem to be any clear explanation on how to do so. I am also confused on how stress shifts for some words as they decline to their other forms. Please help me ASAP, it's very important for my studies.

Answer 1

Hello

Your question cannot be answered in a few lines, not even in a few pages. You need to study Grammar systematically .There are several groups of nouns, each of them following their own rules regarding the endings and the place of the accent mark. Nouns and their inclination is a big chapter that covers almost half of the Greek Grammar.