για + accusative
Για for for
Για takes the accusative and can mark purpose, benefit or the topic of a conversation.
How It Works
Για takes the accusative and can mark purpose, benefit or the topic of a conversation.
An English phrase with for does not always use για. Learn the whole Greek expression; before a clause, για να introduces purpose rather than a noun object.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| για σένα | for you |
| για το παιδί | for the child |
| για την πόλη | about the city |
Examples (3)
- για σένα
for you
- για το παιδί
for the child
- για την πόλη
about the city
How It Connects
Learn This First
Recognize the accusative role before reading an object article, a prepositional phrase or an object pronoun.