Koine Greek Drills

Parse the Greek New Testament, one word at a time. You are shown a word in its verse and asked for its form; every field is graded on its own, so a near miss reads as a near miss.

Build your drill

ParsingRecognize the form of a word from the Greek New Testament.

Session length

20 words

20 different words, then your results. Smaller pools end when every word has appeared.

Changing filters or session length starts a fresh run. Display options keep your progress.

Word classes

Choose one or more. At least one option in each group stays selected.

Noun declension

tense

voice

mood

Conjugation

How it behaves

Irregular means the second aorists and perfects, the deponents, the words that never inflect, and those whose lexical form names no declension or conjugation — 2,573 words of the 17,133 in the drill.

Your selection is saved automatically.

17,133 words in your pool With context on. Change display options in the drill.

Choose a manageable daily session. There is no timer or penalty for finishing early.

Scheduled review

Spaced review brings each word back just before you would forget it, and keeps a schedule per word rather than per session. Practice carries on unchanged alongside it and never moves a due date.

What to work on

Once you have answered a few words this reads them back paradigm by paradigm — which endings are holding, which are slipping, and which there is not yet enough evidence about — and says what to take on next.

See what there is to meet

How it works

Only the fields a word actually has are asked — a noun is never asked for tense.
Second aorists are answered as aorist; the detail is shown afterwards.
Deponent forms are answered by what the ending looks like.
Everything is keyboard-driven: a letter picks, Tab moves between the fields, Enter checks and moves on.