3rd person personal pronoun
Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 3:15 am
There is no nominative form for the third person personal pronoun.
By the time that α?τός developed into a personal pronoun, it gets used at times in the nominative to emphasize the subject or to indicate the gender of the subject.
In Homeric Greek, does the subject get expressed to do this, or does α?τός as intensive pronoun get used for this.
By the time that α?τός developed into a personal pronoun, it gets used at times in the nominative to emphasize the subject or to indicate the gender of the subject.
In Homeric Greek, does the subject get expressed to do this, or does α?τός as intensive pronoun get used for this.