Attic Greek

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Attic Greek is the classical dialect of Ancient Greek used in Athens and its region, which became the literary and cultural standard and the main basis for later Koine Greek.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancient Greek dialect
classical language variety
basisFor Byzantine Greek literary language
Hellenistic Greek
Koine Greek
contrastsWith Aeolic Greek
Doric Greek
Ionic Greek
country Classical Athens
dialectGroup Attic Greek self-linksurface differs
surface form: Attic–Ionic
era Classical period
followedBy Koine Greek
follows Archaic Greek
hasFeature augment in past tenses
contracted verb forms
dual number in nouns and pronouns
middle voice
optative mood
pitch accent
reduplication in perfect tense
rich case inflection
three-gender system
influenced Koine Greek
surface form: New Testament Greek

later Greek rhetorical tradition
languageFamily Hellenic branch
Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
partOf Classical Greek
periodOfUse 4th century BCE
5th century BCE
spokenIn Athens
Attica
standardFor Athenian public inscriptions
Classical Greek prose
studiedIn classical philology
subclassOf Greek language
Hellenic languages
taughtAs model of classical Greek style
usedBy Aeschylus
Aristotle
Demosthenes
Euripides
Menander
Plato
Sophocles
Thucydides
Xenophon
usedFor Athenian drama
historical writing
legal speeches
oratory
philosophical works
usedIn Classical Athens
writingSystem Greek alphabet

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Koine Greek developedFrom Attic Greek
Albanian language hasLoanwordSource Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Ancient Greek
Medieval Greek influencedBy Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Ancient Attic Greek
Ionic Greek closelyRelatedTo Attic Greek
Ionic Greek sharesIsoglossWith Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Attic-Ionic dialect group
Hellenic languages hasPart Attic Greek
Attic Greek dialectGroup Attic Greek self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Attic–Ionic
Classical Athens dialect Attic Greek
Ancient Greek hasDialect Attic Greek
Doric Greek distinctFrom Attic Greek
Greek language hasDialects Attic Greek
Aeolic Greek relatedTo Attic Greek
Northwest Greek distinctFrom Attic Greek
Proto-Greek hasDescendant Attic Greek
Proto-Greek followedBy Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Attic dialect
Ionian Greek influenced Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Classical Attic Greek
Ionian Greek sharesFeaturesWith Attic Greek
Lesbian Greek dialect differsFrom Attic Greek
Acamas mythologicalTradition Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Attic tradition
New Testament Greek tradition contrastsWith Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Attic Greek tradition
Thurii usedDialect Attic Greek
Eastern Greek dialects includes Attic Greek
Byzantine culture hasLiteraryLanguage Attic Greek
this entity surface form: Atticizing Greek