Sobre w2V

I. Conjuncin subordinante

1. w2V: introduce or. subordinada comparativa: como, cuanto (A, I, 2; A, II; A, II, 2; A, II, 3; B, VI, 2)
2. w2V: introduce oracin sustantiva: que (B, I.)
3. w2V + subj. (u opta. oblicuo): introduce oracin final: para que (B, II)
4. w2V + inf.: introduce oracin consecutiva (B, II, 3; B, III; B, III, 2)
5. w2V: introduce oracin subordinada causal (segn las reglas de las causales) (B, IV).
6. w2V: introduce sub. temporal, segn las reglas de stas (B, V).

II. R3: 1. w2V + adv.: w2V a1lhqw<V (A, III).
2. w2V + adj.: w2V a1lhqstatoV (A, III, 2).
3. w2V + part. subraya el valor causal (C, I).
4. w2V + adj. en funcin predicativa subraya el valor predicativo de tal (C, I, 2).
5. w2V + adj. exclamativo: w2V a5noon kradhn e5ceiV: Qu corazn irracional tienes! (D, I).
6. w2V + CC., para matizarlo: w2V e1p naumacan, como a la batalla naval (C, II).
7. w2V + numerales, para matizarlos: w2V pnte, como cinco (E).


III. Adverbio.

w7V = ou7twV, as (A, I).
No s qu hacer con A, I, 3.
w2V = adverbio interrogativo de modo (B, VI).
w2V = como adverbio exclamativo: cmo, cun! (D, 2 y, quiz, D, II, 1 y 2)

IV. Preposicin
w2V + Ac. persona = hacia, a (C, III).


An Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon
(Basado en la sptima edicin del Liddell and Scotts Greek-English Lexicon. Oxford, 1989)

A. Adverb of Manner, either a; (with accent) Demonstr. so, thus, Lat. sic;-or a; (without accent) Relat. as,
Lat. ut. // B. a;, as Conjunction. [C, D.] various usages. // A. of Manner: // I. a;, Demonstr. = eua;, so,
thus, Lat. sic, Hom., Hdt.; rare in Att.:- sat a;, even so, nevertheless, eue` a;, e` a;, not even so, in no
wise, Hom., Soph. // 2. in Comparisons, a;. . , a;. . , so. . as. . , Lat. sic. . ut. . , Il.,Plat. // 3. thus, for
instance, Od. // II. a; a; a; a;, Relat., as, Lat. ut, first in Hom.; eua; a;, Lat. sic ut; but the antec. is often omitted:
simils are commonly introduced by a; e., a; e` e., where e. often seems superfluous, t:. e`, a; e.
:u,e; [t:.| Il.:-this a; takes the accent at the end of a clause or when it follows the word dependent on it;
.e; e` a; t.e ea Il.; et e. |.e|e, e.; a; Od. // 2. according as, where the relat. Pron. ece; might
stand, as .a| s.a; a; (i.e. ece|) et ,.t.; .,a|ea|e| Ib.; cet .et :eet.| a; .,a .a Soph. // 3.
parenthetically, to qualify a general statement, a; .et ees.t, a; .ets., etc., as it seems; often with ,. or
,eu| added, a; ,eu| as at any rate:-these phrases become elliptical, a; .et or a; ,` .et (sc. ees.t); a; a:`
eaa| (sc. .tsacat) to judge by eyesight, Soph.;-also, a; Aas.eate|te; (sc. a|) considering he was a
Lacedaemonian, Thuc.; a; ,u| as a woman, like a very woman, Soph.:-so a; is attached to the Object of the
Verb, cu:.(a; aue| a; |uasa (sc. .t|at) having sent him with them as a guard, Hdt.; a; .:t
|u,a|tce| as if for collecting fuel, Thuc. // III. to limit or augment the force of Adverbs: a; aa; as of
a truth, i.e. in very truth, Plat.; also after Adverbs expressing anything extraordinary, auaca; or auacta;
a;, u:.|ua; a;, v. sub vocc.:-also with the Sup., like e t and e:a;, a; atca, = Lat. quam maxime, a;
aca, = quam facillime; a; a,tca, = quam celerrime, Hdt., etc.:-in the phrases a; e :eu, a; .:t e :eu
Plat.; a; .:t e :e; Id. // 2. so also with Adjs., e:a; a; .tcat .ce|at Id.; a; .; .a,tce| Thuc. //
B. a; a; a; a; as Conjunction: // I. with Substantive Clauses, for et, Lat. quod, that, expressing a fact, s.`
.s|eeu, a; c. atac.t Soph., etc. // II. a; with Final Clauses, that, in order that, Lat. ut; a;, and a; a|,
Ep. a; s.|, being used, like other Final Conjunctions, with the subj. after the principal tenses of the indic.,
and with the opt. after the past tenses: cf. t|a B, e:a; B. // 2. with past tenses of the indic. to express an event
that is past, and therefore impossible, t ` eus .s.t|a;, a; .e.ta :e.. . ; so that I never should. . , Soph.
// 3. a; c. inf., to limit an assertion, a; .t:.t| so to say, Lat. ut ita dicam, Hdt.; a; .:e; .t:.t|, etc.; a;
.tsacat to make a guess, i.e. probably, Id. // III. just like ac. c. inf., so that, Lat. adeo ut, ita ut, .ue; a;
eue t.a; :..t| eeu in breadth such that two triremes could sail abreast, Id. // 2. a; after a Comp.,
acce|` (ms grande) a; te..| Pind.; aasa.et, a; sate| Plat. // IV. Causal, like et or .:.t, as,
inasmuch, as, since, Lat. quia, quandoquidem, t :e. .,.t;; a; eu a|a|a Soph. // V. Temporal, for e.,
.:.t, when, Lat. ut, .|ae ,.a;, a; tee| laughter arose among them, when they saw, Il.; with optat., to
express a repeated action, whenever, a; a:tsete Hdt. // 2. a; seems to be used for .a; or .c., so long as,
while, a; a| aue; te; at Soph.:-in later Gr. = .a;, while, N.T. // VI. = e:a;, how, like Lat. ut for
quomodo, .t,., ac`A,ta tc.t. Il.;-so, eus .c` a; nowise can it be that, Soph.; etc` a; :etce|,
by a mixture of constructions for a; , :etcat, Id.; v. *.tea B. 5. // 2. a; a| :etc; however thou may'st
act, Id. // VII. Local, for e:eu, where, Theocr. // C. some special usages: // I. with Participles, to give the
reason or motive of the action expressed by the Verb, if, as, etaat|.t, a; aca| e| cte| Hdt. // 2. with
Participles in the case of the Object, .,euct| a; a; eaea; they speak of us as dead, Aesch. // 3. with
Participles put absolutely, .aa e t eu.t, a; a .eu|e; (i.e. :tc.ua| . ..t|) Xen., etc. // II. so
also before Prepositions, a|,e|e a; .:t |aua,ta| (i.e. a; |aua,ce|.;) Thuc.; :.t; a; :e; etse|
Soph.; a; .s sasa| .,a Hdt. // III. the Preps. .t;, .:t, came to be omitted, and a; itself appears to be used
as a Prep. c. acc., but only c. acc. pers., e| eete| a,.t .e; a; e| eete| god brings like to like, Od.; a;
`A,t| .:.c.uca|e Thuc. // D. a; a; a; a; before independent sentences: // I. a; as an emphatic exclamation, how,
as Lat. ut for quam, a; a|ee| saet| .,.; how silly a heart hadst thou! Il.; a; a,ae| Od.; a; ac.te; e
a|a:e; how charming he is! Plat. // 2. when it is joined to a Verb, its force extends to the whole sentence,
a; u:.e.eetsa ceu how greatly do I fear for thee, Soph. // 3. it also denotes a quick succession of events, a;
te.|, a; t| Ea; |.|a; a|.sau(.| how he saw, how did Love encompass his heart, i.e. he saw and
straightway Love. . , Il.; a; tee|, a; .a||, a; .u :.t ue; ta| Theocr.; (so Virg. ut vidi, ut perii, ut
me malus abstulit error). // II. a; to express a wish, like .t., Lat. utinam, oh that! with the opt. a; a:eete
sat ae; Od.; a; a|et oh that he might not die! Ib. // 2. a; joined with other words of wishing, a;
a|..; aue` e.cat Il.; a; e e|.e| |tsa| Od. // E. a; a; a; a; with Numerals marks that they are to be
taken only as a round number, as it were, about, nearly, cu| a|a:et; a; .tsect Xen.; :at; a; .:a.;
some seven years old, Plat. // F. a; a; a; a; in some Elliptical Phrases: // 1. a; t (sc. ,.|at); to what end? Eur. //
2. a; .sace; each separately, Lat. pro se quisque, Hdt., Thuc. // G. Etymology: a; is an Adv. form of the
relat. e;, a; a; of e, eua; of eue;..