(The paradigm is in the usual order: masculine, feminine, and neuter, reading across; nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative cases reading down; the plural forms are listed below the singular forms.)

Notice also that each word has an accent, and that the accent on the two-syllable forms is on the first syllable.
The endings of τίς, τί follow, more or less, the endings of third declension nouns.
τίς, τί is an interrogative pronoun; that is, it introduces a question. The meaning is something like: who? which? what?
E.g., τίς λέγει; Who is speaking?
τί βλέπει; What is he/she saying?
The neuter singular form, τί, is also often used to mean 'why?'
τί λέγει ταύτα; Why is he/she saying these things?
τίς, τί must be distinguished from τις, τι. More on that in the next post.
2 comments:
Evyenia:
τί βλέπει
Should this not be "What is he/she seeing?", not saying??
David
Yes, you are correct - my mistake! Συγγνώμη!
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