LEARNING THE CATEGORIES AND FORMS OF GREEK GRAMMAR IN A LOGICAL ORDER--THE
MIRROR-IMAGE OF THE TRADITIONAL ORDER

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Note that Hellenistic Greek was pronounced in many (not all) ways like modern Greek.  This was especially true of the vowels.  This explains confusions of words for "we/our" and "y'all, y'all's," seeing that their initial vowels (êta and ypsilón, both of which sounded like "i"—as did also ei, oi, and ui).