Грецька мова: відмінності між версіями

 

The second, rarer and more formal, form of relative clauses employs complex inflected [[relative pronoun]]s. They are composite elements consisting of the definite article and a following pronominal element that is inflected like an adjective: ο οποίος, η οποία, το οποίο ({{IPA|[o oˈpios, i oˈpia, to oˈpio]}} etc., literally 'the which'). Both elements are inflected for case, number and gender according to the grammatical properties of the relativized item within the relative clause, as in: η γυναίκα την οποία είδα χτες ({{IPA|[i ʝiˈneka tin oˈpia ˈiða xtes]}}, 'the woman whom I saw yesterday'); η γυναίκα της οποίας βρήκα την τσάντα ({{IPA|[i ʝiˈneka tis oˈpias ˈvrika tin ˈt͡sanda]}}, 'the woman whose handbag I found').

 

== Джерела ==

*Pring, J. T. ''The Pocket Oxford Greek Dictionary'', [[Oxford University Press]], 2000. ISBN 0-19-860327-4

*[http://www.ilsp.gr/docs/grammatiki.pdf Грецька граматика з малюнками]