Greek linguistics

Greek linguistics is the study of the Greek language, its history, structure, and development. It examines how ancient and modern Greek words, grammar, and pronunciation have evolved over time, revealing connections between past and present usage. This field also explores Greek's influence on other languages and its role in philosophy, science, and literature. By analyzing texts, sound patterns, and linguistic features, Greek linguistics helps us understand how language shapes thought and culture, providing insights into one of the world's oldest continuous linguistic traditions.