nursery rhymes for old people today we introduced our greek class to the fact that, in greek nouns of the first declension, etas turn into alphas after epsilon, iota and rho (or, r Continue Reading →
classics from a different culture it was recently Rosh Hashana. Thus, here is merriam-webster’s word-of-the-day for 16 september: shofar SHOH-far noun : a ram’s-horn trumpet blown by Continue Reading →
don’tne you want your syntax lesson for the day? continuing on the question theme from yesterday, here’s today’s syntax point (from AG): When the enclitic -ne is added to a negative word,–as in nonn Continue Reading →
