Questions & Answers about Στο βλέμμα του φαινόταν θυμός.
Στο is a contraction of σε + το.
- σε = in / at / on / to, depending on context
- το = the neuter singular definite article
So στο βλέμμα literally means in the look / in the gaze.
In this sentence, in is the most natural translation:
- Στο βλέμμα του = in his gaze / in his look
It does follow the case required by σε, which is the accusative.
However, βλέμμα is a neuter noun, and for many neuter nouns the nominative and accusative singular look exactly the same.
So:
- nominative: το βλέμμα
- accusative: το βλέμμα
After σε, you would expect the accusative, and that is what you have here:
- σε το βλέμμα → στο βλέμμα
Here του means his.
Greek often uses the weak genitive pronoun after a noun to show possession: