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Nominative

Nom: ὁ, οἱ · λογος, λογοι - ἡ, αἱ · τιμη, τιμαι - το, τα · φυλαξ, φυλακες

Subject: ὁ Σοκρατης ὑπο των δικαστων ἐκριθη - Socrates was judged by the jurors

Apposition: ὁ Ξεπξης βασιλευς ἐστιν - Xerxes is King


Accusitive

Acc: τον, τους · λογον, λογους - την, τας · τιμην, τιμας - το, τα · φυλακα, φυλακας

Direct Object: ἐκοψαμεν την θυραν - we knocked the door

Double Acc : τους Ἀθηναιους δικην ᾐτησαν - they begged the Athenians for justice

Length of Time/ Space: τρεις ἡμερας ἀπην - I was away for three days

'Respect': ποδας ὠκυς Ἀχιλλευς - lit. "swift Achilles, with respect to his feet", i.e. "swift footed Achilles"

Cognate: κινδυνον κινδυνευομεν - we risk a danger (or we risk a risk)

Indirect Statement: φαμεν αὐτην αἰσχρην εἰναι - we say that she is shameful (lit. we say her to be shameful)

Gerundive: καλον ἐστι το ἐμε τουτο πρασσειν - it is a fine thing for me to do this

Impersonal: χρη ὑμας ἀποτρεχειν - you must run away

Acc. Absolute: δεον - it being necessary
                          ἐξον - it being possible
                          παρον - it being present
                          ἀδυνατον ὀν - it being impossible
                          δοξαν - it seeming good/ being decided
                               

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