conjunction

A conjunction is a part of speech that connects two words, phrases, or clauses together. In English, there are three kinds of conjunctions:

1. coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS),
2. correlative conjunctions (both... and... either... or... neither... nor...),
3. subordinating conjunctions.

Greek:

See GGBB p. 761 for the Greek conjunctions.
 

Hebrew:

Hebrew has a simple vav conjunction.  video  It also has a vav-conversive and vav-reversive.