How do you translate these verbal adjectives? (Greek)

1. What is a verbal adjective example?
2. How do you use adjectives in Greek?
3. What is the adjective form of Greek?
4. What are the types of verbals?

What is a verbal adjective example?

For example, in the phrases "the flying car" and "the opened door," both "flying" and "opened" are verbal adjectives, based on the verbs "to fly" and "to open." They receive different endings, however, because the first phrase is in present tense and the second is in the past.

How do you use adjectives in Greek?

An adjective uses masculine endings if it modifies a masculine noun, feminine endings if it modifies a feminine noun, and neuter endings if it modifies a neuter noun.

What is the adjective form of Greek?

'Greek', 'Grecian', and 'Hellenic' are the proper adjectives which refer to Greece.

What are the types of verbals?

A verbal is a form of a verb used as an adjective, adverb, or noun. There are three types of verbals: participles, gerunds, and infinitives. Each of them can be used by itself or as part of a verbal phrase. An infinitive is the basic form of a verb, preceded by the word to.