B-Greek: The Biblical Greek Forum

The feminine 1st declension nouns in α will do this. For example, ὥρα (gen/acc pl: ὥρας), is the same form in both genitive singular and accusative plural. There are a number of forms that are not morphologically distinct in Greek. BTW, the adjective πιστός is not an example. fem gem sing is πιστής...

There have been some words that I am missing in my parsing that I'm told are Accusative Plural, but it looks to me that it could either be that or Genitive Singular. Can someone tell me what I may be missing? An example of this would be the word "pistas" (fem. for faithful - sorry, no gree...