| acc. | accusative |
| act. | active |
| adv. | adverb, adverbial |
| aor. | aorist |
| art. infin. | articular infinitive |
| dat. | dative |
| dep. | deponent |
| Diss. | Epictetus, Dissertationes |
| Ench. | Epictetus, Encheiridion |
| fem. | feminine |
| ff. | and following |
| fut. | future |
| G. | T.D. Goodell, A School Grammar of Attic Greek |
| gen. | genitive |
| imper. | imperative |
| impf. | imperfect |
| ind. | indicative |
| infin. | infinitive |
| L-S | A.A. Long & D. Sedley, Hellenistic Philosophers (1987) |
| LSJ | Liddell-Scott-Jones, Greek-English Lexicon |
| masc. | masculine |
| mid. | middle |
| neut. | neuter |
| nom. | nominative |
| opt. | optative |
| part. | participle |
| pass. | passive |
| perf. | perfect |
| pl. | plural |
| pres. | present |
| S. | H.W. Smyth, A Greek Grammar for Colleges |
| sg. | singular |
| subj. | subjunctive |
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