preposition

A preposition is a part of speech that shows relationships. video  Words such as in, under, above, through, below, etc are prepositions.  A preposition with its OP makes up a prepositional phrase.  An OP will always be in the objective case.

 

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Greek:

Unlike English prepositions, the meaning of Greek prepositions changes based on the case of the OP.

• δια + genitive OP has the meaning of “through”
• δια + accusative OP has the meaning of “on account of”

Study chapter 8 in BBG or this video.

 

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Hebrew:

The major Hebrew prepositions are either bound morphemes or free morphemes. The bound are:

• lamed;
• beth;
• kaf;

The free morphemes are:

• min;
• את (cf object marker word)
• על (cf here)

An excellent presentation is here or a video if you prefer.