τον την το
Accusative Articles
The singular accusative definite articles are τον, την or τη, and το.
How It Works
The singular accusative definite articles are τον, την or τη, and το.
Use them for direct objects and after common prepositions such as σε and από. The masculine τον keeps its final ν in current school spelling; feminine τη/την follows its spelling context.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| τον φίλο | the friend, as an object |
| την πόρτα | the door, as an object |
| το παιδί | the child, as an object |
Examples (3)
- τον φίλο
the friend, as an object
- την πόρτα
the door, as an object
- το παιδί
the child, as an object
How It Connects
Learn This First
Recognize the accusative role before reading an object article, a prepositional phrase or an object pronoun.
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