I made some changes to Dr. Robinson's Morphology to make it easier to process digitally.

                      VERBAL FORMS

  All Greek verbs are listed in one of three various forms (where V =
  "Verb"):

       1) V-tense-voice-mood
       2) V-tense-voice-mood-person-number
       3) V-tense-voice-mood-case-number-gender

  The abbreviations which pertain to each of these categories are the
  following:


    Tense: P          = Present
           I          = Imperfect
           F          = Future             Second Future     = 2F
           A          = Aorist             Second Aorist     = 2A
           R          = peRfect            Second peRfect    = 2R
           L          = pLuperfect         Second pLuperfect = 2L

    Voice: A          = Active
           M          = Middle
           P          = Passive
           E          = Either middle or passive
           D          = middle Deponent
           O          = passive depOnent
           N          = middle or passive depoNent

    Mood:  I          = Indicative
           S          = Subjunctive
           O          = Optative
           M          = imperatiVe
           N          = iNfinitive
           P          = Participle

    Person: 1, 2, 3   = First, Second, Third person

    Number: S, P      = Singular, Plural

    Gender: M, F, N   = Masculine, Feminine, Neuter

    Case:  N          = Nominative      (5-case system only; no Vocative
           G          = Genitive         in verbal forms)
           D          = Dative
           A          = Accusative



                      NON-VERBAL FORMS

Particle/Other L

  UNDECLINED FORMS:

V      = adVerb or adverb and particle combined
C      = Conjunction or conjunctive particle
N      = coNditional particle or conjunction
T      = parTicle, disjunctive particle
P      = Preposition
I      = Interjection
A      = Aramaic transliterated word (indeclinable)
H      = Hebrew transliterated word (indeclinable)
R      N-PRI = Indeclinable PRoper Noun  -nip
U      A-NUI = Indeclinable NUmeral (Adjective) -ai
E      N-LI  = Indeclinable Letter (Noun) -nil
O      N-OI  = Indeclinable Noun of Other type -nio

  DECLINED FORMS:

    All follow the order: prefix-case-number-gender-(suffix)

    Prefixes:

      N-    = Noun
      A-    = Adjective
      R-    = Relative pronoun
      C-    = reCiprocal pronoun
      D-    = Demonstrative pronoun
      T-    = definite arTicle
      K-    = correlative pronoun
      I-    = Interrogative pronoun
      X-    = indefinite pronoun
      Q-    = correlative or interrogative pronoun
      F-    = reFlexive pronoun (person 1,2,3 added)
      S-    = poSsessive pronoun (person 1,2,3 added) no 3, has extra number ie, {S-2PASM}
      P-    = Personal pronoun (person 1,2,3 added)   3 is unmarked
                (Note: 1st and 2nd personal pronouns have common gender)

    Cases (5-case system only):

      -N    = Nominative
      -V    = Vocative
      -G    = Genitive
      -D    = Dative
      -A    = Accusative

    Number:                       Gender:

      S     = Singular              M     = Masculine
      P     = Plural                F     = Feminine
                                    N     = Neuter
                                    C     = Common (for Personal Pronouns)

    Suffixes:

      -S    = Superlative (used primarily with adjectives and some adverbs)
      -C    = Comparative (used primarily with adjectives and some adverbs)

      -I    = Interrogative
      -N    = Negative (used with some particles, adverbs, adjectives,
                 and conjunctions)
      -K    = Kai (Conjunction) merged by crasis with forms of the
                 demonstrative pronoun \~\\ekeinov\~\\ or the first
                 person personal pronoun \~\\egw\~\\; also, the neuter
                 definite article (\~\\to\~\\) merged by crasis with a
                 second word. Declension follows that of the second
                 word.
      -A  = Attic Greek form