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parsing-c.en

The 'parsing-c' is the grammatical system of treating each single Greek word according to concordant grammar. Concordant grammar differs in some points with regular Koine-grammar, especially so in the treatment of the Greek verb, which is considered not so much relating to time, but rather emphasizes the function of the verb.
For more info : The Grammar, Intro_ConcGram (PDF)

parsing-c.en [ parsing - concordant . English ]

Part of speech:

Verb + mood

vn	infinitive
vi	indicative
vm	imperative
vs	subjunctive
vo	optative
vp	participle

Noun

n_	noun
ni	indeclinable noun

a_	Adjective

t_	Article

Pronoun

pr	Relative
pf	Reflexive
pd	Demonstrative
pp	Personal
ps	Possessive
px	Indefinite
pi	Interrogative
pk	Correlative
pc	Reciprocal

Other (remaining)

adv	adverb
part	particle
conj	conjunction
Inj	Interjection
prep	preposition
numeral
hebrew
aramaic

Parsing code :

Nouns	declination	case	number	gender	extra
Pronouns	person	case	number	gender	extra
Adjectives		case	number	gender	extra

Verb + mood	function	voice	tense	person	number	extra
verb + participle	function	voice	tense	case	number	gender

Noun indeclinable	type	(number)

**Case**
nom	nominative
gen	genitive
dat	dative
acc	accusative
voc	Vocative

**Person / Declination**
1	first
2	second
3	third

**Number**
sg	singular
pl	plural

**Gender**
m	masculine
f	feminine
n	neuter

**Function**
FA	fact
AC	act
ST	state
FA-ST	fact-state

**Tense**
indef	indefinite (aorist*)
past	past
pres	present
fut	future

**Voice**
act	active
mid	middle
pas	passive

**Type** (*used with:* [ni])
numeral
letter
proper
other

Extra ()

(used with:)

cmp	comparative	[n_, a_, p-, adv]
sup	superlative	[n_]
intensified		[a_]
emph	emphasis	[part, adv, p-]
con	contracted	[part, conj, p-]
def	definite	[part, adv]
indef	indefinite	[part, adv]
neg	negative	[part]
int	interrogative	[part]
cond	conditional	[part, adv]
conditionally		[part]
absolute		[adv]
imperatively		[adv]
of place		[adv]
of time		[adv]
adverbially		[n_, a_]
- inj	(/) interjection	[v-]

* An indefinite tense (for further information go to the article The_Greek_and_English_Indefinite).