| 0a0lhqhj | true |
| megaj | great |
| paj | every |
| poluj | much, many |
The following are examples of adjectives that do not follow the patterns that we have already learned.
1- The declension of paj, pasa, pan, all.
| Masc. | Fem. | Neut. | |
| Nom. | paj | pasa | pan |
| Gen. | pantoj | pashj | pantos |
| L.I.D. | panti | pash | panti |
| Acc. | panta | pasan | pan |
| Masc. | Fem. | Neut. | |
| Nom. | pantej | pasai | panta |
| Gen. | pantwn | paswn | pantwn |
| L.I.D. | pasin | pasaij | pasin |
| Acc. | pantaj | pasaj | panta |
The rest of the adjectives which occur in the New Testament are regular enough that the student should be able to recognize the gender, case and number of any adjective.
ASSIGNMENT: Memorize the vocabulary above, and translate I John 2:1-6.
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