Classical Greek - Prepositions

εν ταις Αθηναις

in Athens

προς + genitive

from (i.e at the hand of)

προς + dative

at, near, by; in addition to

προς + accusative

to, toward; upon, onto; against; with; (in comparison) with

εις + accusative

into; to; at; (of time) for; onto; against; (of purpose) for

εκ, εξ + genitive

out of

εν + dative

in; on; among

απο + genitive

from

απο (as a prefix in compund verbs)

away

ανα + accusative

up

κατα + accusative

down; each, every; by; on; according to; (of time) at; through; along; with regard to; after

επι + genitive

toward,in the direction of; on

επι + dative

upon; on; (of price) for; (of purpose) for

επι + accusative

at; against; onto; upon; (of direction or purpose) to, for; (of time) for

υπο + genitive

under; (of agent) by; because of

υπο + dative

under

υπο + accusative

(of motion) under; (of time) at

μετα + genitive

with

μετα + accussative

(of time or place) after

περι + genitive

about; concerning; around

περι + dative

concerning

περι + accusative

around

υπερ + genitive

on behalf of, for; over; above

υπερ + accusative

over, above

δια + genitive

through

δια + accusative

because of

προ + genitive

(of time or place) before; in preference to

παρα + genitive

from

παρα + dative

at the house of

παρα + accusative

(of person’s only) to; along, past; in respect of

εγγυς + genitive

near

εντος + genitive

within, inside

εξω + genitive

outside

συν + dative

with

ενεκα + genitive

for the sake of; because of

εκτος + genitive

outside

οπισθεν + genitive

behind

αντι + genitive

instead of; against