Ancient Greek I: A 21st-Century Approach, Module 4 Adverbs

Ancient Greek I: A 21st-Century Approach, Module 4 Adverbs

ἀεί or αἰεί

always

ἅμα

at the same time as, at once

ἀνά

thereupon, throughout

ἄρα or ῥά

and so, then

γε (enclitic)

indeed, merely, at least

δέ (postpositive)

on the other hand

δή

in fact, certainly

ἔπειτα

then

ἔτι

yet, still

εὖ

well

ἤδη

already, by this time, now

καί

even, also

μάλιστα

especially, most

μᾶλλον

more, rather

μέν (postpositive; typically followed by δέ)

on the one hand

μέντοι

indeed, to be sure, however

μετά

after, next

μή (mostly found in hypothetical contexts)

no, not

μήν

truly, surely

νῦν

now

οὐ, οὐκ, οὐχ (proclitic; mostly found in factual contexts)

no, not

οὖν

therefore; really

οὕτως or οὕτω

in this way

πάλιν

back

πάνυ

by all means

ποτε (enclitic)

at some time, once, ever

πῶς

how

τοίνυν

then, therefore

τότε

at that time, then