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GREEK VERB REFERENCE TABLES

by Graham G Thomason

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Greek Verb Reference Tables

by Graham G Thomason

Copyright © Graham G Thomason, 2009.Permission is granted to copy or publish this document for non-commercial use, provided this

complete notice is included. The document can be found at www.FarAboveAll.com

Version 1.09Revised 19 May, 2018.

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Contents

1 Introduction...........................................................................................................................................12 General Vowel Length and Accent Rules.............................................................................................23 Length Rules Applying to Verbs in General.........................................................................................34 Length Rules Applying to Participles in General..................................................................................35 Accent Rules Applying to Verbs (including Participles) in General....................................................46 Alternative Forms of Verbs...................................................................................................................57 Paradigm of the Greek Verb in English................................................................................................68 Accentuation of the Regular Verb.........................................................................................................89 Accentuation of the Participles of the Regular Verb.............................................................................910 Regular Verb lu</w, to loosen.......................................................................................................1011 Regular Compound Verb a)polu</w, to dismiss - nonrecessive (¡) & recessive (¦) forms.........1212 Regular Verb lu</w - Classical forms with Dual..........................................................................1413 Participle of the Regular Verb: lu</wn.........................................................................................1614 Participle of the Regular Verb lu</w with Dual............................................................................1815 Verb e1xw, to have........................................................................................................................2016 Compound of e1xw: pare/xw, to provide...................................................................................2217 Contracting Verbs: ti<ma&w poie/w dhlo/w za&w xra&omai ple/w de/omai...........2418 Aorists of liquid stems: a)gge/llw, to report, and ai1rw, to lift.................................................3119 Strong Aorist and Attic Future: ba&llw, to throw and e0lau/nw, to drive................................3220 Root Aorists: bai/nw gi<nw&skw bio/w du</nw didra&skw a(li/skomai..................3421 Perfect and Pluperfect Passive: fula&ttw kru/ptw pei/qw kri</nw fai/nw ste/llw

3722 Verb oi]da [Doric i1shmi], to know............................................................................................4023 Notes on -mi verbs..........................................................................................................................4224 Verbs ei0mi/ pa&reimi ei]mi a!peimi...................................................................................4625 Verbs fhmi/ ka&qhmai kei=mai du/namai pri/amai.......................................................4726 Future of Verbs ei0mi/ ei]mi.......................................................................................................4827 Verb di/dwmi, to give...................................................................................................................5028 Verb ti/qhmi, to put.......................................................................................................................5229 Verb i3sthmi, to stand..................................................................................................................5430 Compound Verb of i3sthmi (+di/dwmi, ti/qhmi): a)fi/sthmi, to stand away......................5631 Verb i<3hmi, to send....................................................................................................................6032 Compound of i<3hmi: a)fi</hmi, to leave................................................................................6233 Verb dei/knu<mi, to show..........................................................................................................6434 Verb a)po/llu<mi, to destroy / waste..........................................................................................6635 Difficult Verbs.................................................................................................................................7036 Verb List..........................................................................................................................................7137 Index................................................................................................................................................8538 Abbreviations and References.........................................................................................................87

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1 Introduction

This book is a work of reference. It is intended to accompany or supplement course material; it is not a substitute for a course-book. It has been written mainly from a Koiné / New Testament Greek standpoint, but many classical forms are given too.

Some features: Verbs are normally presented on a double page in a uniform layout; this provides a good

overview. Use is made of shading and special symbols to draw the student's attention to certain forms. In

particular we emphasize in this way identical and similar forms (those forms which differ only in accentuation). Other paradigms use shading and symbols to draw attention to non-recessive accentuation.

The length of the vowels a i and u is marked. Knowledge of vowel lengths is virtually a pre-requisite to an appreciation of the accentuation rules. In the paradigms, long vowels are always marked by a macron: a> i< u<. Occasionally a breve will be used to emphasize a short vowel: a` i^ u^ .

Paradigms are given for compound verbs. The usefulness of this is explained below.

The usual regular verb given in paradigms is lu</w. But given a paradigm of this verb, the student is not able to deduce the conjugation of other regular verbs. For example, consider the following forms:- Present Imperative Active 2 Singular: lu<=e- Present Participle Active Nominative Singular Neuter: lu<=on- Aorist Participle Active Nominative Singular Neuter: lu<=san What are these forms for the compound verb a)polu</w? They cannot be deduced from the paradigm of lu</w. The imperative is recessive, but the participles are not: a)po/lu<e, a)polu<=on, a)polu<=san. Our compound verb paradigms show the correct accentuation.

This book assumes a basic knowledge of the verb structure, though the outline paradigm is also given in English. In all the paradigms, the detail of which forms are 1st 2nd 3rd person, singular and plural is omitted, so as to leave as much space as possible for real content. The arrangement of the present and imperfect tenses in one column is space-efficient but it assumes an understanding of the underlying present-tense force of the subjunctive, optative, imperative, participle and infinitive in the same column.

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2 General Vowel Length and Accent Rules

Vowel length in general, General accent rule

Refer to the companion book on Greek Orthography (expected publication in 2009).

Recessive accent

The accent of a word is said to be recessive if it is as far back (i.e. as far from the ultimate) as possible. The following patterns are recessive: «/««^ ««/«< (and other shorter forms, e.g. «<=«^).If the accent is not recessive, it is simply called nonrecessive.

In the paradigms, forms may be marked as follows: nonrecessive forms are marked with an ¡. The form itself will show whether the accent is on the

ultimate or penultimate. recessive forms are marked with an ¦. This symbol is employed in particular in compound verbs

where the recessiveness of the form is not deducible from the paradigm of the simplex. It is also used to draw attention to a difficult recessive form (e.g. optatives such as a)polu</saij).

nonrecessive forms because of contraction are marked with a ¤. This applies to Attic future paradigm. If the contraction is of an early phase in the development of the language, the nonrecessive form may be marked ¡, as in a)fistw~ ¨¢a)fista&w or a)fiste/w©.

The paradigms of simplex forms are generally kept free of these symbols.

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3 Length Rules Applying to Verbs in General

Length of oi and ai oi and ai as endings are short (so ai in lu</omai and oi in lu<o/menoi are short). This does

not apply to the endings containing oi and ai, such as -oij and -aij, which are always long. Exception (1): oi and ai as optative endings are long, e.g. lu</oi [Present optative active, 3

singular], lu</sai [Aorist optative active, 2 singular]. Exception (2): oi as the result of contraction is long (e.g. dhloi=)

Length of final i it is short: lu</ousi^¨n©, lu</wsi^¨n©, lu^qw~si^¨n© lelu^/ka>si^¨n© etc.

Length of a in the weak aorist indicative active it is short: e1lu<sa` e1lu<sa`j etc.

Length of a in the perfect indicative active it is short except in the 3pl form: le/lu^ka` le/lu^ka`j ... lelu^/ka>si^¨n©

4 Length Rules Applying to Participles in General

Length of vowels in 1st declension endings Nominative feminine singular of 1st/3rd decl. participles and adjectives has a short a` :

lu</ousa` Accusative feminine singular of 1st/3rd decl. participles and adjectives has a short a` :

lu</ousa`n Genitive feminine singular has a long a> : lelu^kui/a>j Nominative feminine plural has ai counting as short: lu<o/menai Accusative feminine plural has a long a> : lu<ou/sa>j

Length of vowels in 2nd declension endings Nominative masculine plural has oi counting as short: lu<o/menoi

Length of vowels in 3rd declension endings Accusative masculine singular has a short a` : lu</onta` Dative masculine/neuter singular has a short i^: lu</onti^ Accusative masculine plural has a short a` : lu</onta`j Nominative/Accusative neuter plural has a short a` : lu</onta` Dative masculine/neuter plural has a short i^: lu</ousi^¨n©

Length of vowels in DUAL: 1st declension endings Nominative/Accusative feminine dual has a long a> : lu<ou/sa>

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5 Accent Rules Applying to Verbs (including Participles) in General

In all compound verbs, the accent cannot go further back than the augment:u9pa&gw£u9ph=gon [Jn 6:21] lead under, go, be bound fora)pe/rxomai£a)ph=lqon [Jn 6:22] go awaysuni</hmi£sunh=ke [2S 12:19] understand

In all compound verbs, the accent cannot go further back than the second syllable of a disyllabic prefix:e0piti/qhmi£e0pi/qej [Gn 48:18] lay uponpare/xw£para&sxej provide

The accent is recessive except where noted as being otherwise.

Many forms are always nonrecessive:- The Perfect Infinitive Active has an acute on the penultimate: leluke/nai, dedwke/nai- The Perfect Infinitive Passive has an acute on the penultimate: lelu/sqai, dedo/sqai- The Aorist Infinitive Passive has a circumflex on the penultimate: luqh=nai, doqh=nai- The Aorist Subjunctive Passive is nonrecessive: luqw~, doqw~- The Aorist Participle Passive is nonrecessive: luqei/j, doqei/j- The Perfect Participle Active is nonrecessive: lelukw&j, dedwkw&j- The Perfect Participle Passive is nonrecessive: lelume/noj, dedome/noj- The Future Participle Active Neuter Singular Nom/Acc is nonrecessive: a)polu<=son,

a)podw~son

Other rules will be noted according to the conjugation (regular, strong aorist, du/namai, -mi verb etc).

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6 Alternative Forms of Verbs

Rather than to indicate the alternative forms on every occasion, the symbols ¿ (Pluperfect) and ¾ (Optative) may be used to draw attention to the alternative forms.

The Pluperfect Indicative Active has a Koiné and Classical form as follows:

Koiné Classicale0lelu/kein

¿e0lelu/kh

e0lelu/keij ¿ e0lelu/khje0lelu/kei

¿e0lelu/kei¨n©

e0lelu/keimen¿

e0lelu/kemen

e0lelu/keite¿

e0lelu/kete

e0lelu/keisan¿

e0lelu/kesan

Optatives (various Active and Aorist Passive forms) have alternative forms as follows:

Form-1 Form-2 Form-1 Form-2lu</saimi - luqei/hn -lu</seiaj

¾lu/<saij luqei/hj -

lu</seie¨n© ¾

lu</sai luqei/h -

lu</saimen - luqei=men luqei/hmenlu</saite - luqei=te luqei/htelu</seian

¾lu/<saien luqei=en luqei/hsan

Form-1 Form-2 Form-1 Form-2 Form-1 Form-2qei/hn - doi/hn - stai/hn -qei/hj - doi/hj - stai/hj -qei/h - doi/h - stai/h -qei=men

¾qei/hmen doi=men

¾doi/hmen stai=men

¾stai/hmen

qei=te ¾ qei/hte doi=te ¾ doi/hte stai=te¾

stai/hte

qei=en¾

qei/hsan doi=en¾

doi/hsan stai=en¾

stai/hen

The alternative 3Pl Present Optatives of ei0mi/ are:

ei]en ei]san ei1hsan

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7 Paradigm of the Greek Verb in EnglishPresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle passive active middle passivecontinually on an occasion

Indi

cativ

e

I loosenyou loosenhe loosenswe loosenyou loosenthey loosen

I loosen for myselfetc.

I am being loosened

I was loosening I was loosening for myself

I was being loosened

I loosened I loosened for myself

I was loosened

Subj

unct

ive that I may loosen that I may

loosen for myself

that I may be loosened

that I may loosen

that I may loosen for myself

that I may be loosened

Opt

ativ

e

that I might loosen

that I might loosen for myself

that I might be loosened

that I might loosen

that I might loosen for myself

that I might be loosened

Impe

rativ

e loosen (singular)he must loosenloosen (plural)they must loosen

loosen for yourself

be loosened loosen loosen for yourself

be loosened

Parti

cipl

e

loosening loosening for oneself

being loosened

having loosened

orloosening

having loosened for oneselforloosening for oneself

having been loosened

orbeing loosened

Inf to loosen to loosen for oneself

to be loosened

to loosen to loosen for oneself

to be loosened

Preferred abbreviations:

1P First Person S Singular Pr Present In Indicative Ac Active2P Second Person P Plural Im Imperfect Sj Subjunctive Md Middle3P Third Person Ao Aorist Op Optative Pa Passive

Pf Perfect Iv ImperativePp Pluperfect Pc ParticipleFu Future If Infinitive

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

I have loosened

I have loosened for myself

I have been loosened

I will loosen I will loosen for myself

I will be loosened

I had loosened

I had loosened for myself

I had been loosened

Subj

unct

ive that I may

have loosened

that I may have loosened for myself

that I may have been loosened

Opt

ativ

e

that I might have loosened

that I might have loosened for myself

that I might have been loosened

that I would loosen

that I would loosen for myself

that I would be loosened

Impe

rativ

e

see to it that you have loosened

see to it that you have loosened for yourself

see to it that you have been loosened

Parti

cipl

e

(in a state of) having loosened

(in a state of) having loosenedfor oneself

having been loosened

being about to loosen

being about to loosen for oneself

being about to be loosened

Inf to have loosened

to have loosened for oneself

to have been loosened

to be about to loosen

to be about to loosen for oneself

to be about to be loosened

Preferred abbreviations for the cases (applies to participles):

Nm NominativeVc VocativeAc AccusativeGn GenitiveDt Dative

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8 Accentuation of the Regular Verb

The “length rules for verbs in general” apply.

The accent is recessive (but there are many exceptions). This applies to some forms where it cannot be predicted from the paradigm of lu</w.- Present Imperative Active 2Sg lu<=e, di/wke [1T 6:11].- Aorist Imperative Active 2Sg lu<=son, e1kkoyon [Mt 5:30], poi/hson [Mt 8:9].The Present Infinitive in all voices has a recessive accent (lu</ein, lu</esqai), but this is not the case for many irregular verbs (e.g. i3sthmi £ i9sta&nai)

The Weak Aorist Infinitive Active is accented on the penultimate. This cannot be predicted from

the paradigm (lu<=sai).The penultimate will take a circumflex or acute depending on whether it is long or short. Examples:

a)polu</w £ a)plu<=sai [Mt 1:19] divorce, let godida&skw £ dida`&cai [Ac 11:16] teacha)naka&mptw £ a)naka`&myai [Mt 2:12] returnbasta&zw £ basta`&sai [Mt 3:11] carryqerapeu/w £ qerapeu=sai [Mt 17:16] healkhru/ssw £ khru^/cai [Ac 10:42] proclaim, preachkla&w £ kla`&sai [Ac 20:7] breakkaqi/zw £ kaqi^/sai [Mt 20:23] sit (but Homer has kaqi<=zon for e0ka&qizon [TY

p225 #4 l2])

Note that the accent can distinguish between the following forms:- Aorist Infinitive Active (a)polu<=sai, paideu=sai)- Aorist Middle Imperative 2 Singular (a)po/lu<sai, pai/deusai)- Aorist Active Optative 2 Singular (a)polu</sai, paideu/sai)

Compare also- Future Participle Active Neuter Nom/Acc Singular a)polu<=son - Aorist Imperative Active 2 Singular a)po/lu<son

As in all verbs The Perfect Infinitive Active & Passive have an acute on the penultimate: leluke/nai lelu/sqai The Aorist Infinitive Passive has a circumflex on the penultimate: luqh=nai The Aorist Subjunctive Passive is nonrecessive (luqw~, luqh=|j etc.) Many participle forms are nonrecessive - see separate section

The accent cannot go further back than the augment: u9pa&gw£u9ph=gon [Jn 6:21]. The accent cannot go further back than the second syllable of a disyllabic prefix - but no example

of lu</w type verb possible

Stem of verb lu</w lu<- in Present, Aorist Active, Aorist Middle, Future Active, Future Middlelu^- in Perfect, Aorist Passive, Future Passive

(but Aeschylus has de/du<ke in Iambic Trimeter [TY p187 #12 l12])

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9 Accentuation of the Participles of the Regular Verb The “length rules for participles in general” apply.

The length of the ending of the Aorist Active Participle is: lu</sa>j lu</sa>sa` lu<=sa`n.

The accentuation of the participle is recessive except for the many cases given below.

The Present/Future Participle Active Neuter Singular Nom/Acc is nonrecessive: eu9ri/skon [Lk 11:24]. (Also reveals i^).The nonrecessiveness of this participle is also revealed by the contracted verbs, e.g. ti<ma&on→ti<mw~n.

The Aorist Participle Active Neuter Singular Nom/Acc is nonrecessive a)polu<=sa`n (cf Lk 9:17 perisseu=san; Ac 26:13 perila&myan).In declined forms this participle is recessive (e.g. lu</santa`j)This declension is often given as being as for pa>~j, but that doesn't tell us how recessive the accent is (e.g. Acc.Masc.Pl pa&nta`j).

The Aorist Participle Passive is nonrecessive (lu^qei/j - lu^qei=sa` - lu^qe/n).

The Perfect Participle Passive is nonrecessive: lelu^me/noj-lelu^me/nh-lelu^me/non (Nom.Fem.Pl lelu^me/nai).

As with all 1st/3rd declension adjectives, 1st/3rd declension participles have a genitive feminine plural accented with perispomenon: -w~n.

Table showing feminine forms 1st/3rd decl participles in Nom Sing / Gen Sing / Acc Plur / Gen PlurAll participles have a feminine form of the first declension.

- Note length of a in Nom.Sing and Acc.Plur (it is as for an adj of 1st/3rd decl).- Note accent of Gen.Plur is in -w~n for adjectives of 1st/3rd decl (but not for adjectives

1st/2nd decl).

Participle Nom.Masc.Sing

Nom.Fem.Sing in -a`

Gen.Fem.Sing in -a>j¯hj

Acc.Fem.Plur in -a>j

Gen.Fem.Plur

Present Active lu</ousa` lu</ousa` lu<ou/shj lu<ou/sa>j lu<ousw~nPerfect Active lelukui=a` lelukui=a` lelukui/a>j lelukui/a>j lelukuiw~nAorist Active lu</sa>sa` lu</sa>sa` lu<sa>&shj lu<sa>&sa

>jlu<sa>sw~n

Aorist Passive luqei=sa` luqei=sa` luqei/shj luqei/sa>j luqeisw~nFuture Active lu</sousa` lu</sousa` lu<sou/shj lu<sou/sa>j lu<sousw~

nNoun 1st decl qa&latta` qa&latta` qala&tthj qala&tta>j qalattw~nNoun 1st decl xw&ra> xw&ra> xw&ra>j xw&ra>j xwrw~nAdj. 1st/3rd decl h9dei=a` h(dei=a` h9dei/a>j h9dei/a>j h9deiw~nAdj. 1st/3rd decl pa>~sa` pa>~sa` pa>&shj pa>&sa>j pa>sw~n

Compare with 1st/2nd declension participles and adjectives:

Ptc. 1st/2nd decl lu<o/menoj lu<ome/nh lu<ome/nhj lu<ome/na>j

lu<ome/nwn

Adj. 1st/2nd decl e1sxatoj e0sxa&th e0sxa&thj e0sxa&ta>j e0sxa&twnAdj. 1st/2nd decl di/kaioj dikai/a> dikai/a>j dikai/a>j dikai/wn

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10 Regular Verb lu</w, to loosenPresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

lu</w lu</omailu</eij lu</h| 3x ¯

lu</eilu</ei lu</etailu</omen lu<o/meqalu</ete lu</esqelu</ousi¨n©

lu</ontai

e1lu<on e0lu<o/mhn

e1lu<sa e0lu<sa&mhn

e0lu/qhn

e1lu<ej e0lu</ou e1lu<saj e0lu</sw e0lu/qhje1lu<e¨n©

e0lu</eto e1lu<se¨n© e0lu</sato e0lu/qh

e0lu</omen

e0lu<o/meqa

e0lu</samen

e0lu<sa&meqa

e0lu/qhmen

e0lu</ete e0lu</esqe e0lu</sate e0lu</sasqe

e0lu/qhte

e1lu<on e0lu</onto e1lu<san e0lu</santo e0lu/qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

lu</w lu</wmai lu</sw lu</swmai luqw~lu</h|j lu</h| 3x lu</sh|j lu</sh|3x luqh|=jlu</h| 3x lu</htai lu</sh|3x lu</shtai luqh|=lu</wmen

lu<w&meqa lu</swmen lu<sw&meqa

luqw~men

lu</hte lu</hsqe lu</shte lu</shsqe luqh=telu</wsi¨n©

lu</wntai lu</swsi¨n© lu</swntai luqw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

lu</oimi lu<oi/mhn lu</saimi lu<sai/mhn luqei/hnlu</oij lu</oio lu</seiaj

¾lu</saio luqei/hj

lu</oi lu</oito lu</seie¨n©¾

lu</saito luqei/h

lu</oimen

lu<oi/meqa lu</saimen lu<sai/meqa

luqei=men¾

lu</oite lu</oisqe lu</saite lu</saisqe luqei=te¾

lu</oien lu</ointo lu</seian ¾

lu</sainto luqei=en¾

Impe

rativ

e

lu<=e lu</ou lu<=son lu<=sai3x

lu/qhti [¢qhqi]

lu<e/tw lu<e/sqw lu<sa&tw lu<sa&sqw luqh/twlu</ete lu</esqe lu</sate lu</sasqe lu/qhtelu<e/twsan

lu<e/sqwsan

lu<sa&twsan

lu<sa&sqwsan

luqh/twsan

lu<o/ntwn

lu<e/sqwn lu<sa&ntwn lu<sa&sqwn

luqe/ntwn

Parti

c.

lu</wn-ontoj

lu<o/menoj lu</sa>j-antoj

lu<sa&menoj

luqei/j-e/ntoj

lu</ousa-hj

lu<ome/nh lu</sa>sa-hj lu<same/nh luqei=sa-hjlu</

ousi¨

n©Pr

InA

c3Pl

orPr

PcA

cM/ N

DtP

llu

</so

usi¨n

©Fu

InA

c3Pl

orFu

PcA

cM/ N

DtP

llu

<o/n

twn

PrIv

Ac3

Plor

PrPc

AcM

/ NG

nPl

lu<s

a/nt

wnA

oIvA

c3Pl

or

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lu<=on-ontoj

lu<o/menon lu<=san-antoj

lu<sa&menon

luqe/n-e/ntoj

Inf lu</ein lu</esqai lu<=sai 3x lu</sasqai luqh=nai

Alternative formsAor Opt Act Aor Opt Passlu</saimi luqei/hnlu</seiaj ¯ lu/<saij luqei/hjlu</seie¨n© ¯ lu</sai3x luqei/hlu</saimen luqei=men ¯

luqei/hmenlu</saite luqei=te ¯ luqei/htelu</seian ¯ lu/<saien luqei=en ¯

luqei/hsan

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/pass active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

le/luka le/lumai lu</sw lu</somai luqh/somaile/lukaj le/lusai lu</seij lu</sh|

3x¯lu</seiluqh/sh| ¯-sei

le/luke¨n© le/lutai lu</sei lu</setai luqh/setailelu/kamen lelu/meqa lu</somen lu<so/meqa luqhso/

meqalelu/kate le/lusqe lu</sete lu</sesqe luqh/sesqelelu/ka>si¨n© le/luntai lu</

sousi¨n©lu</sontai luqh/sontai

e0lelu/kein ¿ e0lelu/mhne0lelu/keij ¿ e0le/lusoe0lelu/kei ¿ e0le/lutoe0lelu/keimen

¿e0lelu/meqa

e0lelu/keite ¿ e0le/lusqee0lelu/keisan ¿ e0le/lunto

Subj

unct

ive

lelu/kw lelume/noj w}lelu/kh|j lelume/noj h|]jlelu/kh| lelume/noj h|]lelu/kwmen lelume/noi

w}menlelu/khte lelume/noi h]telelu/kwsi¨n© lelume/noi

w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

lelu/koimi lelume/noj ei1hn

lu</soimi lu<soi/mhn luqhsoi/mhn

lelu/koij lelume/noj ei1hj

lu</soij lu</soio luqh/soio

lelu/koi lelume/noj ei1h lu</soi lu</soito luqh/soitolelu/koimen lelume/noi

ei]menlu</soimen lu<soi/meqa luqhsoi/

meqalelu/koite lelume/noi

ei]telu</soite lu</soisqe luqh/soisqe

lelu/koien lelume/noi ei]en

lu</soien lu</sointo luqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e

le/luke le/lusoleluke/tw lelu/sqwlelu/kete le/lusqeleluke/twsan lelu/sqwsanleluko/tej e1stwn

lelu/sqwn

Parti

c.

lelukw&j-o/toj lelume/noj lu</swn-ontoj

lu<so/menoj luqhso/menoj

lelukui=a-a>j lelume/nh lu</sousa-hj

lu<some/nh luqhsome/nh

leluko/j-o/toj lelume/non lu<=son-ontoj

lu<so/menon luqhso/menon

Inf leluke/nai lelu/sqai lu</sein lu</sesqai luqh/sesqailu</

ousi¨

n©Pr

InA

c3Pl

orPr

PcA

cM/ N

DtP

llu

</so

usi¨n

©Fu

InA

c3Pl

orFu

PcA

cM/ N

DtP

llu

<o/n

twn

PrIv

Ac3

Plor

PrPc

AcM

/ NG

nPl

lu<s

a/nt

wnA

oIvA

c3Pl

or

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Alternative forms Co-incidental forms with participles¿ (Koiné) ¿ (Classical) lu</

ousi¨n©PrInAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NDtPl

e0lelu/kein e0lelu/kh lu</sousi¨n©

FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/N DtPl

e0lelu/keij e0lelu/khj lu<o/ntwn

PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPl

e0lelu/kei e0lelu/kei¨n© lu<sa&ntwn

AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPl

e0lelu/keimen e0lelu/kemen luqe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPle0lelu/keite e0lelu/ketee0lelu/keisan e0lelu/kesan

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11 Regular Compound Verb a)polu</w, to dismiss - nonrecessive (¡) & recessive (¦) forms

Present / Imperfect Aoristactive middle/passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

a)polu</w a)polu</omaia)polu</eij a)polu</h| ¯-

lu</eia)polu</ei a)polu</etaia)polu</omen

a)polu<o/meqa

a)polu</ete a)polu</esqea)polu</ousi¨n©

a)polu</ontai

a)pe/lu<on a)pelu<o/mhn

a)pe/lu<sa a)pelu<sa&mhn

a)pelu/qhn

a)pe/lu<ej a)pelu</ou a)pe/lu<saj a)pelu</sw a)pelu/qhja)pe/lu<e¨n©

a)pelu</eto a)pe/lu<se¨n©

a)pelu</sato a)pelu/qh

a)pelu</omen

a)pelu<o/meqa

a)pelu</samen

a)pelu<sa&meqa

a)pelu/qhmen

a)pelu</ete a)pelu</esqe a)pelu</sate a)pelu</sasqe a)pelu/qhtea)pe/lu<on a)pelu</onto a)pe/lu<san a)pelu</santo a)pelu/qhsana)polu</w a)polu</

wmaia)polu</sw a)polu</swmai a)poluqw~

¡a)polu</h|j a)polu</h| a)polu</sh|j a)polu</sh| a)poluqh|=j

¡a)polu</h| a)polu</htai a)polu</sh| a)polu</shtai a)poluqh|=

¡a)polu</wmen

a)polu<w&meqa

a)polu</swmen

a)polu<sw&meqa

a)poluqw~men¡

a)polu</hte a)polu</hsqe a)polu</shte a)polu</shsqe a)poluqh=te¡

a)polu</wsi¨n©

a)polu</wntai

a)polu</swsi¨n©

a)polu</swntai a)poluqw~si¨n©¡

Opt

ativ

e

a)polu</oimi

a)polu<oi/mhn

a)polu</saimi a)polu<sai/mhn

a)poluqei/hn

a)polu</oij¦

a)polu</oio a)polu</seiaj ¾

a)polu</saio a)poluqei/hj

a)polu</oi¦

a)polu</oito a)polu</seie¨n© ¾

a)polu</saito a)poluqei/h

a)polu</oimen

a)polu<oi/meqa

a)polu</saimen

a)polu<sai/meqa

a)poluqei=men¡ ¾

a)polu</oite a)polu</oisqe

a)polu</saite a)polu</saisqe a)poluqei=te¡ ¾

a)polu</oien

a)polu</ointo a)polu</seian ¾

a)polu</sainto a)poluqei=en ¡ ¾

Impe

rativ

e a)po/lu<e¦

a)polu</ou a)po/lu<son¦

a)po/lu<sai¦

a)polu/qhti

a)polu<e/tw a)polu<e/sqw a)polu<sa&tw

a)polu<sa&sqw

a)poluqh/tw

a)polu</ete a)polu</esqe a)polu</sate a)polu</sasqe a)polu/qhte

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a)polu<e/twsan

a)polu<e/sqwsan

a)polu<sa&twsan

a)polu<sa&sqwsan

a)poluqh/twsan

a)polu<o/ntwn

a)polu<e/sqwn

a)polu<sa&ntwn

a)polu<sa&sqwn

a)poluqe/ntwnPa

rtic.

a)polu</wn-ontoj

a)polu<o/menoj

a)polu</sa>j-antoj

a)polu<sa&menoj

a)poluqei/j-e/ntoj¡

a)polu</ousa-hj

a)polu<ome/nh

a)polu</sa>sa-hj

a)polu<same/nh

a)poluqei=sa-hj¡

a)polu<=on¡

a)polu<o/menon

a)polu<=san¡

a)polu<sa&menon

a)poluqe/n-e/ntoj¡

Inf a)polu</ein a)polu</esqai

a)polu<=sai¡

a)polu</sasqai a)poluqh=nai¡

Alternative formsAor Opt Act Aor Opt Passa)polu</saimi a)poluqei/hna)polu</seiaj ¯ a)polu/<saij ¦

a)poluqei/hj

a)polu</seie¨n© ¯ a)polu</sai ¦

a)poluqei/h

a)polu</saimen a)poluqei=men ¡ ¯a)poluqei/hmen

a)polu</saite a)poluqei=te ¡ ¯a)poluqei/hte

a)polu</seian ¯a)polu/<saien

a)poluqei=en ¡ ¯a)poluqei/hsan

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

a)pole/luka a)pole/lumai a)polu</sw a)polu</somai

a)poluqh/somai

a)pole/lukaj a)pole/lusai a)polu</seij a)polu</sh| ¯-ei

a)poluqh/sh| ¯-ei

a)pole/luke¨n©

a)pole/lutai a)polu</sei a)polu</setai

a)poluqh/setai

a)polelu/kamen

a)polelu/meqa a)polu</somen

a)polu<so/meqa

a)poluqhso/meqa

a)polelu/kate a)pole/lusqe a)polu</sete a)polu</sesqe

a)poluqh/sesqe

a)polelu/ka>si¨n©

a)pole/luntai a)polu</sousi¨n©

a)polu</sontai

a)poluqh/sontai

a)pelelu/kein ¿

a)pelelu/mhn

a)pelelu/keij ¿

a)pele/luso

a)pelelu/kei ¿

a)pele/luto

a)pelelu/keimen ¿

a)pelelu/meqa

a)pelelu/keite ¿

a)pele/lusqe

a)pelelu/keisa¿

a)pele/lunto

Subj

unct

ive

a)polelu/kw a)polelume/noj w}a)polelu/kh|j a)polelume/noj

h|]ja)polelu/kh| a)polelume/noj h|]a)polelu/kwmen

a)polelume/noi w}men

a)polelu/khte a)polelume/noi h]te

a)polelu/kwsi¨n©

a)polelume/noi w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

a)polelu/koimi a)polelume/noj ei1hn

a)polu</soimi a)polu<soi/mhn

a)poluqhsoi/mhn

a)polelu/koij¦

a)polelume/noj ei1hj

a)polu</soij¦

a)polu</soio a)poluqh/soio

a)polelu/koi¦

a)polelume/noj ei1h

a)polu</soi¦

a)polu</soito

a)poluqh/soito

a)polelu/koimen

a)polelume/noi ei]men

a)polu</soimen

a)polu<soi/meqa

a)poluqhsoi/meqa

a)polelu/koite a)polelume/noi ei]te

a)polu</soite a)polu</soisqe

a)poluqh/soisqe

a)polelu/koien a)polelume/noi ei]en

a)polu</soien a)polu</sointo

a)poluqh/sointo

Im

a)pole/luke a)pole/lusoa)poleluke/tw a)polelu/sqw

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pera

tive

a)polelu/kete a)pole/lusqea)poleluke/twsan

a)polelu/sqwsan

a)poleluko/tej e1stwn

a)polelu/sqwnPa

rtic.

a)polelukw&j-o/toj ¡

a)polelume/noj¡

a)polu</swn-ontoj

a)polu<so/menoj

a)poluqhso/menoj

a)polelukui=a-a>j ¡

a)polelume/nh -me/nai ¡

a)polu</sousa-hj

a)polu<some/nh

a)poluqhsome/nh

a)poleluko/j-o/toj ¡

a)polelume/non¡

a)polu<=son¡

a)polu<so/menon

a)poluqhso/menon

Inf a)poleluke/nai¡

a)polelu/sqai¡

a)polu</sein a)polu</sesqai

a)poluqh/sesqai

Alternative forms Co-incidental forms with participles¿ (Koiné) ¿ (Classical) a)polu</

ousi¨n©PrInAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NDtPl

a)pelelu/kein a)pelelu/kh a)polu</sousi¨n©

FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/N DtPl

a)pelelu/keij a)pelelu/khj a)polu<o/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPla)pelelu/kei a)pelelu/

kei¨n©a)polu<sa&nta)pown

AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPl

a)pelelu/keimen

a)pelelu/kemen

a)poluqe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPl

a)pelelu/keite a)pelelu/ketea)pelelu/keisan

a)pelelu/kesan

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12 Regular Verb lu</w - Classical forms with DualPresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

lu</w lu</omailu</eij lu</h| ¯

lu</eilu</ei lu</etailu</eton lu</esqonlu</eton lu</esqonlu</omen lu<o/meqalu</ete lu</esqelu</ousi¨n© lu</ontaie1lu<on e0lu<o/

mhne1lu<sa e0lu<sa&m

hne0lu/qhn

e1lu<ej e0lu</ou e1lu<saj e0lu</sw e0lu/qhje1lu<e¨n© e0lu</eto e1lu<se¨n

©e0lu</sato e0lu/qh

e0lu</eton ¯-e/thn

e0lu</esqon

e0lu</saton

e0lu</sasqon

e0lu/qhton

e0lu<e/thn e0lu<e/sqhn

e0lu<sa&thn

e0lu<sa&sqhn

e0luqh/thn

e0lu</omen e0lu<o/meqa

e0lu</samen

e0lu<sa&meqa

e0lu/qhmen

e0lu</ete e0lu</esqe e0lu</sate e0lu</sasqe e0lu/qhtee1lu<on e0lu</onto e1lu<san e0lu</santo e0lu/qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

lu</w lu</wmai lu</sw lu</swmai luqw~lu</h|j lu</h| lu</sh|j lu</sh| luqh|=jlu</h| lu</htai lu</sh| lu</shtai luqh|=lu</hton lu</hsqon lu</shton lu</shsqon luqh=tonlu</hton lu</hsqon lu</shton lu</shsqon luqh=tonlu</wmen lu<w&meq

alu</swmen lu<sw&meq

aluqw~men

lu</hte lu</hsqe lu</shte lu</shsqe luqh=telu</wsi¨n© lu</wntai lu</

swsi¨n©lu</swntai luqw~si¨n

©

Opt

ativ

e

lu</oimi lu<oi/mhn lu</saimi lu<sai/mhn luqei/hnlu</oij lu</oio lu</seiaj lu</saio luqei/hjlu</oi lu</oito lu</

seie¨n©lu</saito luqei/h

lu</oiton lu</oisqon lu</saiton lu</saisqon luqei=tonlu<oi/thn lu<oi/sqhn lu<sai/thn lu<sai/sqhn luqei/thnlu</oimen lu<oi/meqa lu</saimen lu<sai/

meqaluqei=men

lu</oite lu</oisqe lu</saite lu</saisqe luqei=telu</oien lu</ointo lu</seian lu</sainto luqei=en

Impe

rativ

e

lu<=e lu</ou lu<=son lu<=sai lu/qhtilu<e/tw lu<e/sqw lu<sa&tw lu<sa&sqw luqh/twlu</eton lu</esqon lu</saton lu</sasqon lu/qhtonlu<e/twn lu<e/sqwn lu<sa&twn lu<sa&sqwn luqe/twnlu</ete lu</esqe lu</sate lu</sasqe lu/qhtelu<o/ntwn lu<e/sqwn lu<sa&ntw

nlu<sa&sqwn luqe/ntwn

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

le/luka le/lumai lu</sw lu</somai luqh/somaile/lukaj le/lusai lu</seij lu</sh| ¯

lu</seiluqh/sh| ¯ luqh/sei

le/luke¨n© le/lutai lu</sei lu</setai luqh/setailelu/katon le/lusqon lu</seton lu</sesqon luqh/sesqonlelu/katon le/lusqon lu</seton lu</sesqon luqh/sesqonlelu/kamen lelu/meqa lu</somen lu<so/meqa luqhso/meqalelu/kate le/lusqe lu</sete lu</sesqe luqh/sesqelelu/ka>si¨n© le/luntai lu</

sousi¨n©lu</sontai luqh/sontai

e0lelu/kh e0lelu/mhne0lelu/khj e0le/lusoe0lelu/kei¨n© e0le/lutoe0lelu/keton e0le/lusqone0leluke/thn e0lelu/sqhne0lelu/kemen e0lelu/meqae0lelu/kete e0le/lusqee0lelu/kesan e0le/lunto

Subj

unct

ive

lelu/kw lelume/noj w}lelu/kh|j lelume/noj h|]jlelu/kh| lelume/noj h|]lelu/khton lelume/nw

h]tonlelu/khton lelume/nw

h]tonlelu/kwmen lelume/noi

w}menlelu/khte lelume/noi h]telelu/kwsi¨n© lelume/noi

w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

lelu/koimi lelume/noj ei1hn

lu</soimi lu<soi/mhn luqhsoi/mhn

lelu/koij lelume/noj ei1hj lu</soij lu</soio luqh/soiolelu/koi lelume/noj ei1h lu</soi lu</soito luqh/soitolelu/koiton lelume/nw

ei]tonlu</soiton lu</soisqon luqh/soisqon

lelukoi/thn lelume/nw ei1thn

lu</soi/thn lu<soi/sqhn luqhsoi/sqhn

lelu/koimen lelume/noi ei]men

lu</soimen lu<soi/meqa

luqhsoi/meqa

lelu/koite lelume/noi ei]te lu</soite lu</soisqe luqh/soisqelelu/koien lelume/noi ei]en lu</soien lu</sointo luqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e

le/luke le/lusoleluke/tw lelu/sqwlelu/keton le/lusqonleluke/twn lelu/sqwnlelu/kete le/lusqeleluko/tej e1stwn

lelu/sqwn

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13 Participle of the Regular Verb: lu</wnPresent Active Present Middle / PassiveM F N M F N

NV lu</wn lu</ousa` lu<=on lu<o/menoj

lu<ome/nh lu<o/menon

A lu</onta` lu</ousa`n

lu<=on lu<o/menon

lu<ome/nhn

lu<o/menon

G lu</ontoj lu<ou/shj lu</ontoj lu<ome/nou

lu<ome/nhj

lu<ome/nou

D lu</onti^ lu<ou/sh| lu</onti^ lu<ome/nw%

lu<ome/nh|

lu<ome/nw%

NV lu</ontej lu</ousai lu</onta` lu<o/menoi

lu<o/menai

lu<o/mena`

A lu</onta`j lu<ou/sa>j

lu</onta` lu<ome/nouj

lu<ome/na>j

lu<o/mena`

G lu<o/ntwn lu<ousw~n

lu<o/ntwn lu<ome/nwn

lu<ome/nwn

lu<ome/nwn

D lu</ousi^¨n©

lu<ou/saij lu</ousi^¨n©

lu<ome/noij

lu<ome/naij

lu<ome/noij

Aorist Active Aorist MiddleM F N M F N

NV lu</sa>j lu</sa>sa`

lu<=san lu<sa&menoj

lu<same/nh

lu<sa&menon

A lu</santa` lu</sa>sa`n

lu<=san lu<sa&menon

lu<same/nhn

lu<sa&menon

G lu</santoj lu<sa&>shj

lu</santoj lu<same/nou

lu<same/nhj

lu<same/nou

D lu</santi lu<sa&>sh|

lu</santi lu<same/nw%

lu<same/nh|

lu<same/nw%

NV lu</santej lu</sa>sai

lu</santa` lu<sa&menoi

lu<sa&menai

lu<sa&mena`

A lu</santa`j

lu<sa>&sa>j

lu</santa` lu<same/nouj

lu<same/na>j

lu<sa&mena`

G lu<sa&ntwn

lu<sa>sw~n

lu<sa&ntwn

lu<same/nwn

lu<same/nwn

lu<same/nwn

D lu</sa>si¨n©

lu<sa>&saij

lu</sa>si¨n©

lu<same/noij

lu<same/naij

lu<same/noij

Aorist PassiveM F N

NV luqei/j luqei=sa` luqe/nA luqe/nta` luqei=sa`

nluqe/n

G luqe/ntoj luqei/shj luqe/ntojD luqe/nti luqei/shj luqe/ntiNV luqe/ntej luqei=sai luqe/nta`A luqe/nta`j luqei/sa>j luqe/nta`G luqe/ntwn luqeisw~n luqe/ntwnD luqei=si¨n

©luqei/saij luqei=si¨n

©

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Perfect Active Perfect Middle / PassiveM F N M F N

NV lelukw&j lelukui=a` leluko/j lelume/noj lelume/nh lelume/nonA leluko/ta` lelukui=a`

nleluko/j lelume/non lelume/nhn lelume/non

G leluko/toj lelukui/a>j leluko/toj lelume/nou lelume/nhj lelume/nouD leluko/ti^ lelukui/a

%>leluko/ti^ lelume/nw

%lelume/nh| lelume/nw

%NV leluko/tej lelukui=ai leluko/ta` lelume/noi lelume/nai lelume/na`A leluko/ta`j lelukui/a>j leluko/ta` lelume/

noujlelume/na>j

lelume/na`

G leluko/twn lelukuiw~n

leluko/twn lelume/nwn

lelume/nwn

lelume/nwn

D leluko/si¨n©

lelukui/aij leluko/si¨n©

lelume/noij lelume/naij lelume/noij

Future Active Future MiddleM F N M F N

NV lu</swn lu</sousa`

lu<=son lu<so/menoj

lu<some/nh

lu<so/menon

A lu</sonta` lu</sousa`n

lu<=son lu<so/menon

lu<some/nhn

lu<so/menon

G lu</sontoj lu<sou/shj lu</sontoj lu<some/nou

lu<some/nhj

lu<some/nou

D lu</sonti lu<sou/sh| lu</sonti lu<some/nw%

lu<some/nh|

lu<some/nw%

NV lu</sontej lu</sousai lu</sonta` lu<so/menoi

lu<so/menai

lu<so/mena`

A lu</sonta`j

lu<sou/sa>j

lu</sonta` lu<some/nouj

lu<some/na>j

lu<so/mena`

G lu<so/ntwn

lu<sousw~n

lu<so/ntwn

lu<some/nwn

lu<some/nwn

lu<some/nwn

D lu</sousi¨n©

lu<sou/saij

lu</sousi¨n©

lu<some/noij

lu<some/naij

lu<some/noij

Future PassiveM F N

NV luqhso/menoj

luqhsome/nh luqhso/menon

A luqhso/menon

luqhsome/nhn

luqhso/menon

G luqhsome/nou

luqhsome/nhj

luqhsome/nou

D luqhsome/nw%

luqhsome/nh|

luqhsome/nw%

NV luqhso/menoi

luqhso/menai

luqhso/mena`

A luqhsome/nouj

luqhsome/na>j

luqhso/mena`

G luqhsome/nwn

luqhsome/nwn

luqhsome/nwn

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D luqhsome/noij

luqhsome/naij

luqhsome/noij

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14 Participle of the Regular Verb lu</w with DualPresent Active Present Middle / Passive

NV lu</wn lu</ousa` lu<=on lu<o/menoj

lu<ome/nh lu<o/menon

A lu</onta` lu</ousa`n

lu<=on lu<o/menon

lu<ome/nhn

lu<o/menon

G lu</ontoj lu<ou/shj lu</ontoj lu<ome/nou

lu<ome/nhj

lu<ome/nou

D lu</onti^ lu<ou/sh| lu</onti^ lu<ome/nw%

lu<ome/nh|

lu<ome/nw%

NVA lu</onte lu<ou/sa> lu</onte lu<ome/nw

lu<ome/na>

lu<ome/nw

GD lu<o/ntoin lu<ou/sain lu<o/ntoin lu<ome/noin

lu<ome/nain

lu<ome/noin

NV lu</ontej lu</ousai lu</onta` lu<o/menoi

lu<o/menai

lu<o/mena`

A lu</onta`j lu<ou/sa>j

lu</onta` lu<ome/nouj

lu<ome/na>j

lu<o/mena`

G lu<o/ntwn lu<ousw~n

lu<o/ntwn lu<ome/nwn

lu<ome/nwn

lu<ome/nwn

D lu</ousi^¨n©

lu<ou/saij lu</ousi^¨n©

lu<ome/noij

lu<ome/naij

lu<ome/noij

Aorist Active Aorist MiddleNV lu</sa>j lu</sa>sa lu<=sa`n lu<sa&me

nojlu<same/nh

lu<sa&menon

A lu</santa` lu</sa>san

lu<=sa`n lu<sa&menon

lu<same/nhn

lu<sa&menon

G lu</santoj lu<sa&>shj

lu</santoj lu<same/nou

lu<same/nhj

lu<same/nou

D lu</santi^ lu<sa&>sh|

lu</santi^ lu<same/nw%

lu<same/nh|

lu<same/nw%

NVA lu</sante lu<sa>&sa>

lu</sante lu<same/nw

lu<same/na>

lu<same/nw

GD lu<sa&ntoin

lu<sa>&sain

lu<sa&ntoin

lu<same/noin

lu<same/nain

lu<same/noin

NV lu</santej lu</sa>sai

lu</santa` lu<sa&menoi

lu<sa&menai

lu<sa&mena`

A lu</santa`j

lu<sa>&sa>j

lu</santa` lu<same/nouj

lu<same/na>j

lu<sa&mena`

G lu<sa&ntwn

lu<sa>sw~n

lu<sa&ntwn

lu<same/nwn

lu<same/nwn

lu<same/nwn

D lu</sa>si^¨n©

lu<sa>&saij

lu</sa>si^¨n©

lu<same/noij

lu<same/naij

lu<same/noij

Aorist PassiveNV lu^qei/j luqei=sa` luqe/nA luqe/nta` luqei=sa`

nluqe/n

G luqe/ntoj luqei/shj luqe/ntojD luqe/nti^ luqei/shj luqe/nti^

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NVA luqe/nte luqei/sa> luqe/nteGD luqe/ntoin luqei/sain luqe/ntoinNV luqe/ntej luqei=sai luqe/nta`A luqe/nta`j luqei/sa>j luqe/nta`G luqe/ntwn luqeisw~n luqe/ntwnD luqei=si^

¨n©luqei/saij luqei=si^¨

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Perfect Active Perfect Middle / PassiveNV lelu^kw&j lelukui=a` leluko/j lelu^me/

nojlelume/nh lelume/non

A leluko/ta` lelukui=a`n

leluko/j lelume/non lelume/nhn lelume/non

G leluko/toj lelukui/a>j leluko/toj lelume/nou lelume/nhj lelume/nouD leluko/ti^ lelukui/a

%>leluko/ti^ lelume/nw

%lelume/nh| lelume/nw

%NVA leluko/te lelukui/a> leluko/te lelume/nw lelume/

na>lelume/nw

GD leluko/toin lelukui/ain leluko/toin lelume/noin

lelume/nain

lelume/noin

NV leluko/tej lelukui=ai leluko/ta` lelume/noi lelume/nai lelume/naA leluko/ta`j lelukui/a>j leluko/ta` lelume/

noujlelume/na>j

lelume/na

G leluko/twn lelukuiw~n

leluko/twn lelume/nwn

lelume/nwn

lelume/nwn

D leluko/si^¨n©

lelukui/aij leluko/si^¨n©

lelume/noij lelume/naij lelume/noij

Future Active Future MiddleNV lu</swn lu</

sousa`lu<=son lu<so/

menojlu<some/nh

lu<so/menon

A lu</sonta` lu</sousa`n

lu<=son lu<so/menon

lu<some/nhn

lu<so/menon

G lu</sontoj lu<sou/shj lu</sontoj lu<some/nou

lu<some/nhj

lu<some/nou

D lu</sonti^ lu<sou/sh| lu</sonti^ lu<some/nw%

lu<some/nh|

lu<some/nw%

NVA lu</sonte lu<sou/sa>

lu</sonte lu<some/nw

lu<some/na>

lu<some/nw

GD lu<so/ntoin

lu<sou/sain

lu<so/ntoin

lu<some/noin

lu<some/nain

lu<some/noin

NV lu</sontej lu</sousai lu</sonta` lu<so/menoi

lu<so/menai

lu<so/mena`

A lu</sonta`j

lu<sou/sa>j

lu</sonta` lu<some/nouj

lu<some/na>j

lu<so/mena`

G lu<so/ntwn

lu<sousw~n

lu<so/ntwn

lu<some/nwn

lu<some/nwn

lu<some/nwn

D lu</sousi^¨n©

lu<sou/saij

lu</sousi^¨n©

lu<some/noij

lu<some/naij

lu<some/noij

Future PassiveNV lu^qhso/

menojluqhsome/nh luqhso/

menonA luqhso/

menonluqhsome/nhn

luqhso/menon

G luqhsome/nou

luqhsome/nhj

luqhsome/nou

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D luqhsome/nw%

luqhsome/nh|

luqhsome/nw%

NVA lu<qhsome/nw

lu<qhsome/na>

lu<qhsome/nw

GD lu<qhsome/noin

lu<qhsome/nain

lu<qhsome/noin

NV luqhso/menoi

luqhso/menai

luqhso/mena`

A luqhsome/nouj

luqhsome/na>j

luqhso/mena`

G luqhsome/nwn

luqhsome/nwn

luqhsome/nwn

D luqhsome/noij

luqhsome/naij

luqhsome/noij

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15 Verb e1xw, to havePresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/pass active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

e1xw e1xomaie1xeij e1xh|

3x¯e1xeie1xei e1xetaie1xomen

e0xo/meqa

e1xete e1xesqee1xousi¨n©

e1xontai

ei]xon ei0xo/mhn

e1sxon e0sxo/mhn

e0sxe/qhn

ei]xej ei1xou e1sxej e1sxou e0sxe/qhjei]xe¨n© ei1xeto e1sxe¨n© e1sxeto e0sxe/qhei1xomen

ei0xo/meqa

e1sxomen e0sxo/meqa

e0sxe/qhmen

ei1xete ei1xesqe e1sxete e1sxesqe e0sxe/qhteei]xon ei1xonto e1sxon e1sxonto e0sxe/

qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

e1xw e1xwmai sxw~~ sxw~~mai

sxeqw~

e1xh|j e1xh| 3x sxh=|j sxh=| sxeqh|=je1xh| 3x e1xhtai sxh=| sxh=tai sxeqh|=e1xwmen

e0xw&meqa

sxw~men sxw&meqa

sxeqw~men

e1xhte e1xhsqe sxh=te sxh=sqe sxeqh=tee1xwsi¨n©

e1xwntai sxw~si¨n© sxw~ntai sxeqw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

e1xoimi e0xoi/mhn

sxoi/hn¯sxoi=mi

sxoi/mhn sxeqei/hn

e1xoij e1xoio sxoi/hj sxoi=o sxeqei/hje1xoi e1xoito sxoi/h sxoi=to sxeqei/he1xoimen

e0xoi/meqa

sxoi=men sxoi/meqa

sxeqei=men ¾

e1xoite e1xoisqe sxoi=te sxoi=sqe sxeqei=te¾

e1xoien e1xointo sxoi=en sxoi=nto sxeqei=en¾

Impe

rativ

e

e1xe e1xou sxe/j sxou= sxe/qhtie0xe/tw e0xe/sqw sxe/tw sxe/sqw sxeqh/twe1xete e1xesqe sxe/te sxe/sqe sxe/qhtee0xe/twsan

e0xe/sqwsan

sxe/twsan sxe/sqwsan

sxeqh/twsan

e0xo/ntwn

e0xe/sqwn

sxo/ntwn sxe/sqwn sxeqe/ntwn

Parti

c.

e1xwn-ontoj

e0xo/menoj

sxw&n-ontoj sxo/menoj

sxeqei/j-e/ntoj

e1xousa-hj

e0xome/nh

sxou=sa-hj sxome/nh sxeqei=sa-hj

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e1xon-ontoj

e0xo/menon

sxo/n-ontoj sxo/menon

sxeqe/n-e/ntoj

Inf e1xein e1xesqai sxei=n¯sxeqei=n

sxe/sqai sxeqh=nai

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/passive active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

e1sxhka e1sxhmai e3c¯sxh/s- w e3c¯sxh/s-omai

sxeqh/somai

e1sxhkaj e1sxhsai e3c¯sxh/s- eij e3c¯sxh/s- ei sxeqh/sh| ¯-ei

e1sxhke¨n© e1sxhtai e3c¯sxh/s- ei e3c¯sxh/s-etai

sxeqh/setai

e0sxh/kamen e0sxh/meqa e3c¯sxh/s-omen

e9c¯sxhs-o/meqa

sxeqhso/meqa

e0sxh/kate e1sxhsqe e3c¯sxh/s- ete e3c¯sxh/s-esqe

sxeqh/sesqe

e0sxh/ka>si¨n©

e1sxhntai e3c¯sxh/s- ousi¨n©

e3c¯sxh/s-ontai

sxeqh/sontai

e0sxh/kein¿

e0sxh/mhn

e0sxh/keij ¿ e1sxhsoe0sxh/kei

¿e1sxhto

e0sxh/keimen ¿

e0sxh/meqa

e0sxh/keite¿

e1sxhsqe

e0sxh/keisan¿

e1sxhnto

Subj

unct

ive

e0sxh/kw e0sxhme/noj w}

e0sxh/kh|j e0sxhme/noj h|]j

e0sxh/kh| e0sxhme/noj h|]

e0sxh/kwmen

e0sxhme/noi w}men

e0sxh/khte e0sxhme/noi h]te

e0sxh/kwsi¨n©

e0sxhme/noi w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

e0sxh/koimi e0sxhme/noj ei1hn

e3c¯sxh/s-oimi

e9c¯sxhs-oi/mhn

sxeqhsoi/mhn

e0sxh/koij e0sxhme/noj ei1hj

e3c¯sxh/s- oij e3c¯sxh/s- oio sxeqh/soio

e0sxh/koi e0sxhme/noj ei1h

e3c¯sxh/s- oi e3c¯sxh/s- oito sxeqh/soito

e0sxh/koimen

e0sxhme/noi ei]men

e3c¯sxh/s-oimen

e9c¯sxhs-oi/meqa

sxeqhsoi/meqa

e0sxh/koite e0sxhme/noi ei]te

e3c¯sxh/s- oite e3c¯sxh/s-oisqe

sxeqh/soisqe

e0sxh/koien e0sxhme/noi ei]en

e3c¯sxh/s-oien

e3c¯sxh/s-ointo

sxeqh/sointo

Impe

r e1sxhke e1sxhsoe0sxhke/tw e0sxh/sqwe0sxh/kete e1sxhsqe

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ativ

e

e0sxhke/twsan

e0sxh/sqwsan

e0sxhko/tej e1stwn

e0sxh/sqwnPa

rtic.

e0sxhkw&j-o/toj

e0sxhme/noj e3c¯sxh/s- wn -ontoj

e9c¯sxhs- o/menoj

sxeqhso/menoj

e0sxhkui=a-a>j

e0sxhme/nh e3c¯sxh/s- ousa -hj

e9c¯sxhs- ome/nh

sxeqhsome/nh

e0sxhko/j-o/toj

e0sxhme/non e3c¯sxh=s- on -ontoj

e9c¯sxhs- o/menon

sxeqhso/menon

Inf e0sxhke/nai e0sxh/sqai e3c¯sxh/s- ein e3c¯sxh/s- esqai

sxeqh/sesqai

Alternative forms: Co-incidental forms with participles¿ (Koiné) ¿ (Classical) e1xousi¨n

©PrInAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NDtPl

e0sxh/kein e0sxh/kh e3cousi¨n©

FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPl

e0sxh/keij e0sxh/khj sxh/sousi¨n©

FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPl

e0sxh/kei e0sxh/kei¨n© e0xo/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPle0sxh/keimen e0sxh/kemen sxo/ntwn AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPle0sxh/keite e0sxh/kete sxeqe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPle0sxh/keisan e0sxh/kesan

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16 Compound of e1xw: pare/xw, to providePresent/

ImperfectAorist

active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

regular

parei=xon¡e0pei=xon1,2 ¡

pare/sxon ¡ paresxo/mhn paresxe/qhn

pare/sxej ¡ pare/sxou paresxe/qhjpare/sxe¨n© ¡ pare/sxeto paresxe/qhpare/sxomen paresxo/meqa paresxe/qhmenpare/sxete pare/sxesqe paresxe/qhtepare/sxon3 ¡ pare/sxonto paresxe/qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

para&sxw para&sxwmai parasxeqw~¡

para&sxh|j para&sxh| parasxeqh|=j¡

para&sxh| para&sxhtai parasxeqh=|¡

para&sxwmen parasxw&meqa parasxeqw~men¡

para&sxhte para&sxhsqe parasxeqh=te¡

para&sxwsi¨n© para&sxwntai parasxeqw~si¨n©¡

Opt

ativ

e

parasxoi/hn ¯ para&sxoimi parasxoi/mhn parasxeqei/hnparasxoi/hj para&sxoio parasxeqei/hjparasxoi/h para&sxoito parasxeqei/h

para&sxoimenparasxoi/meqa parasxeqei=men

¾ ¡para&sxoite para&sxoisqe parasxeqei=te ¾

¡para&sxoien para&sxointo parasxeqei=en ¾

¡

Impe

rativ

e

para&sxej¡ ¯pro/sxej4 para&sxou¦ ¯prosxou=

¡

parasxe/qhti

parasxe/tw parasxe/sqw parasxeqh/twpara&sxete para&sxesqe parasxe/qhteparasxe/twsan parasxe/sqwsan parasxeqh/twsanparasxo/ntwn parasxe/sqwn parasxeqe/ntwn

Parti

c.

parasxw&n-ontoj ¡ parasxo/menoj parasxeqei/j-e/ntoj¡

parasxou=sa-hj ¡ parasxome/nh parasxeqei=sa-hj¡

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pare/xon5 ¡

parasxo/n-ontoj ¡ parasxo/menon parasxeqe/n-e/ntoj¡

Inf parasxei=n ¡ ¯parasxeqei=n ¡

parasxe/sqai ¡ parasxeqh=nai¡

References:1 e0nei=xon [Gn 49:23[2 u9perei=xon [1K 8:8] = [3KLXX 8:8]3 sune/sxon [Ac 7:57]4 pro/sxej [PsLXX 39:13] [=PsBHS 40:14] [=PsAV 40:13]5 kate/xon [2Q 2:6] (nonrecessive, as in regular verb)

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The Present/Imperfect and Perfect/Pluperfect are regular.

Accentuation is as for strong aorist active and middle (q.v.) and regular aorist passive, but with the following exceptions:

¬ para&sxej etc., for which the rule applies that the accent cannot fall further back than the last syllable of a prefixing preposition.

¬ para&sxou, for which the rule applies that the accentuation of a strong aorist middle imperative, when compounded with a disyllabic preposition, becomes recessive.

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17 Contracting Verbs: ti<ma&w poie/w dhlo/w za&w xra&omai ple/w de/omai

Verbs ending in -a&w -e/w -o/w are contracting verbs. Verbs in -h/w also contract, but are listed in dictionaries as ending in -a&w. Contraction takes place with the vowel on the verb stem (a h e o) with verb endings in the present and imperfect tenses. All moods (indicative, subjunctive, optative, imperative and infinitive) and voices (active and middle/passive) are affected.

Contraction takes place between the verb stem and the following 8 initial vowels of verb endings:e h ¯ o w ¯ ou ¯ ei h| oi. The last three are diphthongs with i.

We take as paradigm verbs: ti<ma&w to honour, poie/w to make, dhlo/w to show, za&w ¨zh/w© to live, xra&omai ¨xrh/omai© to use/treat, ple/w to sail, de/omai need/ask.

Contraction with a Contraction with hae ah→a> he hh→hao aw aou→w ho hw hou→wa+i-diphthong (ei h| oi) retains the i in the subscript (→a>| a>| w%)

h+i-diphthong (ei h| oi) retains the i in the subscript (→h| h| w%)

Pres Inf Act ti<ma>~n (←ti<ma>~en←ti<ma&een)

Pres Inf Act zh=n (←zh=en←zh/een)

Contraction with e Contraction with oee→ei ow oh→w (o + a long vowel w)eo→ou oo oe oou→ou (3 cases of o+x →

ou)e before a long vowel/diphthong disappears

oei ooi oh| → oi (o + i-diphthong → oi)

Pres Inf Act poiei=n (←poie/ein←poie/een)

Pres Inf Act dhlou=n (←dhlou=en←dhlo/een)

Contraction with h applies to za&w live, xra&omai use, peina&w hunger, diya&w thirstDisyllabic verbs in e/w (e.g. ple/w sail, de/w need xe/w pour, pne/w breathe) generally only contract ee→ei, eei→ei.

In all casesThere is no moveable n in the 3Sing. imperfect (e0ti</ma, e0poi/ei, e0dh/lou)

Length after contraction: A contracted a is long: a>¯a>|. In -ow verbs, -oi and -ai resulting from contraction are long.

Accent after contraction: ««« «/««= ««/«/

Observations After contraction, the accent will be in accordance with the general rule (e0ti<ma>~to,

e0ti<mw&mhn). Since no uncontracted ultimate takes an accent, any accented contracted ultimate must be the

result of «/««=, i.e. a circumflex (poiw~).

SummaryStems in a: a + e¯h a> a + o¯w¯ou w a + ei¯h|¯oi a%>¯a%>¯w%Stems in h: h + e¯h h h + o¯w¯ou w h + ei¯h|¯oi h|¯h|¯w%

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Stems in e: e + e ei e + o ou e + h¯w¯ou¯ei¯h|¯oi h¯w¯ou¯ei¯h|¯oi

Stems in o: o + o¯e¯ou ou o + h¯w w o + ei¯h|¯oi oi

MnemonicsStems in a¯h:

everything becomes a¯h or w (may be with iota subscript)

Stems in e: e disappears (except in 2 cases)Stems in o: ou ou ou - w w - oi oi oi

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Contracting verb ti<ma&w, to honourti<ma&w

active middle / passiveIn

dica

tive

ti<mw~3x

a&w ti<mw~mai a&omai

ti<ma%>~j

a&eij ti<ma%>~4x

a&ei

ti<ma>~|4x

a&ei ti<ma>~tai a&etai

ti<mw~men

a&omen ti<mw&meqa

ao/meqa

ti<ma>~te3x

a&ete ti<ma>~sqe 3x

a&esqe

ti<mw~si¨n© 3x

a&ousi¨n© ti<mw~ntai a&ontai

e0ti</mwn aon e0ti<mw&mhn

ao/mhn

e0ti</ma>j aej e0ti<mw~ a&oue0ti</ma> ae e0ti<ma>~

toa&eto

e0ti<mw~men

a&omen e0ti<mw&meqa

ao/meqa

e0ti<ma>~te

a&ete e0ti<ma>~sqe

a&esqe

e0ti</mwn aon e0ti<mw~nto

a&onto

Subj

unct

ive

ti<mw~3x

a&w ti<mw~mai a&wmai

ti<ma>~|j a&h|j ti<ma>~|4x

a&h|

ti<ma>~|4x

a&h| ti<ma>~tai a&htai

ti<mw~men

a&wmen ti<mw&meqa

aw&meqa

ti<ma>~te3x

a&hte ti<ma>~sqe 3x

a&hsqe

ti<mw~si¨n© 3x

a&wsi¨n© ti<mw~ntai a&wntai

Opt

ativ

e

ti<mw&|hn aoi/hn ti<mw&|mhn

aoi/mhn

ti<mw&|hj aoi/hj ti<mw~|o a&oioti<mw&|h aoi/h ti<mw~|to a&oitoti<mw~|men

a&oimen ti<mw&|meqa

aoi/meqa

ti<mw~|te a&oite ti<mw~|sqe

a&oisqe

ti<mw~|en a&oien ti<mw~|nto

a&ointo

Impe

rativ

e ti</ma> ae ti<mw~3x

a&ou

ti<ma>&tw

ae/tw ti<ma>&sqw

ae/sqw

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ti<ma>~te3x

a&ete ti<ma>~sqe 3x

a&esqe

ti<mw&ntwn

ao/ntwn ti<ma>&sqwn

ae/sqwn

ti<ma>&twsan

ae/twsan ti<ma>&sqwsan

ae/sqwsan

Parti

c.

ti<mw~n -w~ntoj

a&wn -a&ontoj

ti<mw&menoj

ao/menoj

ti<mw~sa -hj

a&ousa -hj ti<mwme/nh

aome/nh

ti<mw~n -w~ntoj

a&on -a&ontoj

ti<mw&menon

ao/menon

Inf ti<ma>~n a&een ti<ma>~sqai

a&esqai

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Contracting verb poie/w, to do, to makepoie/w

active middle / passiveIn

dica

tive

poiw~ e/w poiou=mai e/omaipoiei=j e/eij poiei=¯h|=

3x/3xe/ei¯e/h|=

poiei= 3x e/ei poiei=tai e/etaipoiou=men e/omen poiou/meqa eo/meqapoiei=te e/ete poiei=sqe e/esqepoiou=si¨n©

e/ousi¨n© poiou=ntai e/ontai

e0poi/oun eon e0poiou/mhn

eo/mhn

e0poi/eij eej e0poiou= e/oue0poi/ei ee e0poiei=to e/etoe0poiou=men

e/omen e0poiou/meqa

eo/meqa

e0poiei=te e/ete e0poiei=sqe

e/esqe

e0poi/oun eon e0poiou=nto

e/onto

Subj

unct

ive

poiw~ e/w poiw~mai e/wmaipoih=|j e/h|j poih=| 3x e/h|poih=| 3x e/h| poih=tai e/htaipoiw~men e/wmen poiw&meqa ew&meqapoih=te e/hte poih=sqe e/hsqepoiw~si¨n©

e/wsi¨n© poiw~ntai e/wntai

Opt

ativ

e

poioi/hn eoi/hn poioi/mhn eoi/mhnpoioi/hj eoi/hj poioi=o e/oiopoioi/h eoi/h poioi=to e/oitopoioi=men e/oimen poioi/meqa eoi/meqapoioi=te e/oite poioi=sqe e/oisqepoioi=en e/oien poioi=nto e/ointo

Impe

rativ

e

poi/ei 3x ee poiou= e/oupoiei/tw ee/tw poiei/sqw ee/sqwpoiei=te e/ete poiei=sqe e/esqepoiou/ntwn eo/ntwn poiei/sqwn ee/sqwnpoiei/twsan ee/twsan poiei/

sqwsanee/sqwsan

Parti

c.

poiw~n -ou=ntoj

e/wn -e/ontoj

poiou/menoj

eo/menoj

poiou=sa -hj

e/ousa -hj poioume/nh eome/nh

poiou=n -ou=ntoj

e/on -e/ontoj

poiou/menon

eo/menon

Inf poiei=n e/een poiei=sqai e/esqai

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Contracting verb dhlo/w, to showdhlo/w

active middle / passive

Indi

cativ

e

dhlw~ o/w dhlou=mai o/omaidhloi=j o/eij dhloi= 4x o/eidhloi= 4x o/ei dhlou=tai o/etaidhlou=men o/omen dhlou/meqa oo/meqadhlou=te o/ete dhlou=sqe o/esqedhlou=si¨n©

o/ousi¨n© dhlou=ntai o/ontai

e0dh/loun oon e0dhlou/mhn

oo/mhn

e0dh/louj oej e0dhlou= o/oue0dh/lou oe e0dhlou=to o/etoe0dhlou=men

o/omen e0dhlou/meqa

oo/meqa

e0dhlou=te o/ete e0dhlou=sqe

o/esqe

e0dh/loun oon e0dhlou=nto

o/onto

Subj

unct

ive

dhlw~ o/w dhlw~mai o/wmaidhloi=j o/h|j dhloi= 4x o/h|dhloi= 4x o/h| dhlw~tai o/htaidhlw~men o/wmen dhlw&meqa ow&meqadhlw~te o/hte dhlw~sqe o/hsqedhlw~si¨n© o/wsi¨n© dhlw~ntai o/wntai

Opt

ativ

e

dhloi/hn ooi/hn dhloi/mhn ooi/mhndhloi/hj ooi/hj dhloi=o o/oiodhloi/h ooi/h dhloi=to o/oitodhloi=men o/oimen dhloi/meqa ooi/meqadhloi=te o/oite dhloi=sqe o/oisqedhloi=en o/oien dhloi=nto o/ointo

Impe

rativ

e

dh/lou oe dhlou= o/oudhlou/tw oe/tw dhlou/sqw oe/sqwdhlou=te o/ete dhlou=sqe o/esqedhlou/ntwn oo/ntwn dhlou/sqwn oe/sqwndhlou/twsan oe/twsan dhlou/

sqwsanoe/sqwsan

Parti

c.

dhlw~n -ou=ntoj

o/wn -o/ontoj

dhlou/menoj oo/menoj

dhlou=sa -hj o/ousa -hj dhloume/nh oome/nhdhlou=n -ou=ntoj

o/on -o/ontoj

dhlou/menon

oo/menon

Inf dhlou=n o/een dhlou=sqai o/esqai

Notes 1C 4:6, PrSjPa2P ¨i3na mh\ ei[j u9pe\r tou= e9no\j© fusiou=sqe for

fusiw~sqe Gl 4:17, PrSjAc2P ¨i3na au0tou\j© zhlou=te, for zhlw~te

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Contracting verbs za&w, to live, and xra&omai, to useza&w ¨zh/w© xra&omai ¨xrh/

omai©active middle / passive

Indi

cativ

e

zw~ h/w xrw~mai h/omaizh=|j h/eij xrh=| h/eizh=| h/ei xrh=tai h/etaizw~men h/omen xrw&meqa ho/meqazh=te 3x h/ete xrh=sqe

3xh/esqe

zw~si¨n©

h/ousi¨n© xrw~ntai h/ontai

e1zwn hon e0xrw&mhn

ho/mhn

e1zhj hej e0xrw~ h/oue1zh he e0xrh=to h/etoe0zw~men

h/omen e0xrw&meqa

ho/meqa

e0zh=te h/ete e0xrh=sqe h/esqee1zwn hon e0xrw~nto h/onto

Subj

unct

ive

zw~ h/w xrw~mai h/wmaizh=|j h/h|j xrh=| h/h|zh=| h/h| xrh=tai h/htaizw~men h/wmen xrw&meqa hw&meqazh=te 3x h/hte xrh=sqe

3xh/hsqe

zw~si¨n©

h/wsi¨n© xrw~ntai h/wntai

Opt

ativ

e

zw&|hn hoi/hn xrw&|mhn hoi/mhnzw&|hj hoi/hj xrw~|o h/oiozw&|h hoi/h xrw~|to h/oitozw~|men

h/oimen xrw&|meqa hoi/meqa

zw~|te h/oite xrw~|sqe h/oisqezw~|en h/oien xrw~|nto h/ointo

Impe

rativ

e

zh= he xrw~ h/ouzh/tw he/tw xrh/sqw he/sqwzh=te 3x h/ete xrh=sqe

3xh/esqe

zh/twsan he/twsan xrh/sqwsan he/sqwsanzw&ntwn ho/ntwn xrh/sqwn he/sqwn

Parti

c.

zw~n-w~ntoj

h/wn-h/ontoj

xrw&menoj ho/menoj

zw~sa-hj h/ousa-hj xrwme/nh home/nhzw~n-w~ntoj

h/on-h/ontoj

xrw&menon

ho/menon

Inf zh=n h/een xrh=sqai h/esqai

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Contracting verbs ple/w, to sail, and de/omai, to beseechple/w de/omai

active middle / passive

Indi

cativ

e

ple/w de/omaiplei=j e/eij de/h|plei= e/ei dei=tai e/etaiple/omen deo/

meqaplei=te e/ete dei=sqe e/esqeple/ousi¨n©

de/ontai

e1pleon e0deo/mhn

e1pleij eej e0de/oue1plei ee e0dei=to e/etoe0ple/omen

e0deo/meqa

e0plei=te e/ete e0dei=sqe

e/esqe

e1pleon e0de/onto

Subj

unct

ive

ple/w dew&maiple/h|j de/h|ple/h| de/htaiple/wmen dew&me

qaple/hte de/hsqeple/wsi¨n© de/wntai

Opt

ativ

e

pleoi/hn deoi/mhnpleoi/hj de/oiopleoi/h de/oitople/oimen deoi/

meqaple/oite de/oisqeple/oien de/ointo

Impe

rativ

e

plei= e/e de/ouplei/tw ee/tw dei/sqw ee/sqwplei=te e/ete dei=sqe e/esqeplei/twsan ee/

twsandei/sqwsan

ee/sqwsan

pleo/ntwn dei/sqwn ee/sqwn

Parti

c.

ple/wn-e/ontoj

deo/menoj

ple/ousa-hj deome/nh

ple/on-e/ontoj

deo/menon

Inf plei=n e/een dei=sqai e/esqai

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Contracting verbs in tenses other than the present and imperfect generally lengthen the vowel at the end of the stem (but a` becomes h):

present future aorist perfect act. perfect pass. aorist pass. English

tima&w timh/sw e0ti/mhsa teti/mhka teti/mhmai

e0timh/qhn

to honour

poie/w poih/sw e0poi/hsa pepoi/hka pepoi/hmai

e0poih/qhn

to do, make

dhlo/w dhlw&sw e0dh/lwsa dedh/lwka dedh/lwmai

e0dhlw&qhn

to show

Exceptions when a is “pure”, i.e. following e i or r, and see also below:

present future aorist perfect act. perfect pass.

aorist pass. English

a)gallia&w

a)gallia&somai

h0galli/asa

- - h0gallia&¨s©qhn

to rejoice

e0a&w e0a>&sw ei0a>&sa ei1a>ka ei1a>mai

ei0a&qhn to allow

qea&omai

qea>&somai e0qea>sa&mhn

teqe/a>mai

- - to look at

i<0a&omai

i0a>&somai i0a>sa&mhn

i1a>mai i0a>&qhn to heal

kopia&w kopia>&sw e0kopi/a>sa

kekopi/a>ka

- - to toil

Exceptions which are not a pure, including -e/w verbs:

present future aorist perfect act. perfect pass. aorist pass. English

gela&w gela&sw e0ge/la`sa

gege/laka gege/lasmai

e0gela&sqhn

to laugh

kla&w kla&sw e1klasa »ke/klaka½

ke/klasmai

e0kla&sqhn

to break

peina&w peina>&sw

e0pei/na>sa

pepei/nhka !

- - to hunger

spa&w spa`&sw e1spa`sa e1spa`ka e1spasmai

e0spa&sqhn

to draw out

xa`la&w xala&sw e0xa&la`sa

kexa&laka kexa&lasmai

e0xala&sqhn

to lower

ai0ne/w ai0ne/swai0nh/sw

h|1nesah|1nhsa

h|1neka h|1nhmai h|0ne/qhn to praise

a)rke/w a)rke/sw h1rkesa - - - to sufficekale/w kale/sw e0ka&lesa ke/klhka ke/klhmai e0klh/qhn to calltele/w tele/sw e0te/lesa tete/leka tete/

lesmaie0tele/sqhn

to finish

Some forms are attested in compounds, e.g. from katagela&w, to mock.

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18 Aorists of liquid stems: a)gge/llw, to report, and ai1rw, to liftSimilarly ne/mw e1neima, to feed, and kri</nw e1kri<na, to judge

Aorist of a)gge/llw Aorist of ai1rwactive middle active middle

Indi

cativ

e

h1ggeila h0ggeila&mhn h]ra h0ra&mhnh1ggeilaj h0ggei/lw h]raj h1rwh1ggeile¨n© h0ggei/lato h]re¨n© h1ratoh0ggei/lamen h0ggeila&meq

ah1ramen h0ra&meqa

h0ggei/late h0ggei/lasqe h1rate h1rasqeh1ggeilan h0ggei/lanto h]ran h1ranto

Subj

unct

ive

a)ggei/lw a)ggei/lwmai a!rw a!rwmaia)ggei/lh|j a)ggei/lh| a!rh|j a!rh|a)ggei/lh| a)ggei/lhtai a!rh| a!rhtaia)ggei/lwmen a)ggeilw&meq

aa!rwmen a)rw&meqa

a)ggei/lhte a)ggei/lhsqe a!rhte a!rhsqea)ggei/lwsi¨n©

a)ggei/lwntai a!rwsi¨n© a!rwntai

Opt

ativ

e

a)ggei/laimi a)ggeilai/mhn a!raimi a)rai/mhna)ggei/leiaj

¾a)ggei/laio a!reiaj ¾ a!raio

a)ggei/leie¨n©¾

a)ggei/laito a!reie¨n© ¾ a!raito

a)ggei/laimen a)ggeilai/meqa

a!raimen a)rai/meqa

a)ggei/laite a)ggei/laisqe a!raite a!raisqea)ggei/leian

¾a)ggei/lainto a!reian ¾ a!rainto

Impe

rativ

e

a!ggeilon a!ggeilai a}ron a}raia)ggeila&tw a)ggeila&sqw a)ra&tw a)ra&sqwa)ggei/late a)ggei/lasqe a!rate a!rasqea)ggeila&twsan

a)ggeila&sqwsan

a)ra&twsan a)ra&sqwsan

a)ggeila&ntwn a)ggeila&sqwn a)ra&ntwn a)pa&sqwn

Parti

c.

a)ggei/la>j -antoj

a)ggeila&menoj

a!ra>j -antoj a)ra&menoj

a)ggei/la>sa -hj

a)ggeilame/nh a!ra>sa -hj a)rame/nh

a)ggei=lan -antoj

a)ggeila&menon

a}ran -antoj a)ra&menon

Inf a)ggei=lai a)ggei/lasqai a}rai a!rasqai

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19 Strong Aorist and Attic Future: ba&llw, to throw and e0lau/nw, to drive

Strong AoristActive Imperatives 2 Sing are recessive except: ei0pe/ e0lqe/ (+ classically eu9re/ labe/ and i0de/ when it means behold), but not their compounds.So in polysyllabic/compound verbs: e1kbale [Mt 7:5], e1pide [Ac 4:29], ei1selqe [Mt 6:6]

Other forms are recessive, except that nonrecessive forms are marked in the paradigm with an ¡. recessive forms where this is not deducible from the paradigm are marked with an ¦.

Nonrecessive forms: The Strong Aorist Infinitive Active, which takes a circumflex accent on the ultimate: balei=n The Strong Aorist Imperative Middle 2Sg has a circumflex on the ultimate: balou= The Strong Aorist Infinitive Middle has an accent on the penultimate: bale/sqai [Exceptions

WWG §131: pri/asqai to buy, o1nasqai (¢o0ni/nhmi) to have profit] The Strong Aorist Active Participle balw&n-o/ntoj balou=sa-hj balo/n-o/ntoj

These rules do not necessarily apply to -mi verbs, e.g. AostrIfAc of di/dwmi is dou=nai

Some strong aorists:a(marta&nw h3marton a(martei=n to sina)poqnh/|skw a)pe/qanon a)poqanei=n to dieba&llw e1balon balei=n to throwe1rxomai h]lqon e0lqei=n to comeeu9ri/skw eu[ron, hu[ron eu9rei=n to findlamba&nw e1labon labei=n to takelei/pw e1lipon lipei=n to leavemanqa&nw e1maqon maqei=n to learno9ra&w ei]don i0dei=n to seepi/nw e1pion piei=n to drinkpunqa&nomai e0puqo/mhn puqe/sqai to ascertainte/mnw e1temon temei=n to cutti/ktw e1tekon tekei=n to bear (children)tugxa&nw e1tuxon tuxei=n to happen tofeu/gw e1fugon fugei=n to flee

In compounds, the accent cannot precede the augment, so e.g. e0ch=lqon they went out.

Attic Future This is conjugated as present tense of poie/w (poiw~), ti<ma&w (ti<mw~) nonrecessive forms because of Attic contraction are marked in the paradigm with a ¤. nonrecessive forms before Attic contraction are marked in the paradigm with a ¡.

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Strong Aorist and Attic Future: ba&llw and e0lau/nwAorist Future Future

strong active strong middle active - Attic middle - Attic active - Attic

Indi

cativ

e

balw~ ¤ balou=mai¤

e0lw~ ¤

balei=j ¤ balei= ¤ e0la%>~j¤

balei= ¤ balei=tai ¤ e0la%>~¤

balou=men¤

balou/meqa¤

e0lw~men¤

balei=te¤

balei=sqe¤

e0la>~te¤

balou=si¨n©¤

balou=ntai¤

e0lw~si¨n©¤

e1balon e0balo/mhne1balej e0ba&loue1bale¨n© e0ba&letoe0ba&lomen e0balo/meqae0ba&lete e0ba&lesqee1balon e0ba&lonto

Subj

unct

ive

ba&lw ba&lwmaiba&lh|j ba&lh|ba&lh| ba&lhtaiba&lwmen balw&meqaba&lhte ba&lhsqeba&lwsi¨n© ba&lwntai

Opt

ativ

e

ba&loimi baloi/mhn baloi/hn baloi/mhnba&loij ba&loio baloi/hj baloi=oba&loi ba&loito baloi/h baloi=toba&loimen baloi/meqa baloi=men baloi/meqaba&loite ba&loisqe baloi=te baloi=sqeba&loien ba&lointo baloi=en baloi=nto

Impe

rativ

e

ba&le ¯ e1kbale ¦

balou= ¡

bale/tw bale/sqwba&lete ba&lesqebale/twsan bale/sqwnbalo/ntwn bale/sqwsan

Parti

c.

balw&n-o/ntoj¡

balo/menoj balw~n-ou=ntoj ¤

balou/menoj e0lw~n-w~ntoj¤

balou=sa-hj¡

balome/nh balou=sa-hj¤

baloume/nh e0lw~sa-hj¤

balo/n-o/ntoj ¡ balo/menon balou=n-ou=ntoj¡

balou/menon e0lw~n-w~ntoj¤

Inf balei=n ¡

bale/sqai ¡ balei=n¤

balei=sqai¤

e0la>~n¤

Principal partsPresent Future Aorist Perfect Perfect Pass. Aor Pass.

ba&llw balw~ e1balon be/blhka be/blhmai e0blh/qhn

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e0lau/nw e0lw~ e0la%>~j

h1lasa e0lh/laka e0lh/lamai

h0la&qhn

a)neuri/skw, to discover, has a nonrecessive strong aorist after elision of an a from a)na&: a)neu=ron [Lk 2:16].

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20 Root Aorists: bai/nw gi<nw&skw bio/w du</nw didra&skw a(li/skomai

LengthImperative a)na&ba> a)naba>&tw etc. We take the a to be long. [LS] gives Doric ba>~te. [WWG §755] gives poetic -ba> (and -sta>). -bate does not occur in NT or LXX (it would reveal the length of its a), though -ba&tw is

frequent the length does not affect accentuation, even in a)na&ba, since the accent cannot go further

back from the simplex

Nonrecessive formsThese are indicated by an ¥ in the paradigm of a)nabai/nw Subjunctive e.g. katabh= [Jn 4:47] Optative plural Participle in all genders e.g. a)naba>&j [Mt 15:29] Infinitive e.g. katabh=nai [Lk 3:22]

The imperative is recessive (and it does in any case occur two syllables back from the simplex verb), e.g. kata&bhqi [Mt 27:40], a)na&ba> [Rv 4:1], dia&bhte [Am 6:2]

Imperative of -bainw in a>a)na&ba> [Rv 4:1]kataba>&tw [Mt 27:42]

Verbs with a weak and root aoristfu</w

Aort e0fu<n=to grow (intransitive) Aowk e1fu<sa=to produce (transitive)

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bai/nw a)nabai/nw gi<nw&skw bio/wgo go up know live

Indi

cativ

e

e1bhn a)ne/bhn e1gnwn e0bi/wne1bhj a)ne/bhj e1gnwj e0bi/wje1bh a)ne/bh e1gnw e0bi/we1bhmen a)ne/bhmen e1gnwmen e0bi/wmene1bhte a)ne/bhte e1gnwte e0bi/wtee1bhsan a)ne/bhsan e1gnwsan e0bi/wsan

Subj

unct

ive

bw~ a)nabw~ ¡ gnw~ biw~bh|=j a)nabh|=j ¡ gnw%~j biw%~jbh|= a)nabh|= ¡ gnw%~ biw%~bw~ben a)nabw~ben

¡gnw~men biw~men

bh=te a)nabh=te ¡ gnw~te biw~tebw~si¨n© a)nabw~si¨n©

¡gnw~si¨n© biw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

bai/hn a)nabai/hn gnoi/hn biw&|hn (irreg)

bai/hj a)nabai/hj gnoi/hj biw&|hjbai/h a)nabai/h gnoi/h biw&|hbai=men¾ a)nabai=men ¾

¡gnoi=men ¾ biw~|men

bai=te ¾ a)nabai=te ¾ ¡ gnoi=te ¾ biw~|tebai=en ¾ a)nabai=en ¾ ¡ gnoi=en ¾ biw~|en

Impe

rativ

e

bh=qi -ba> a)na&bhqi a)na&ba>

gnw~qi bi/wqi

bh/tw -ba>&tw

a)nabh/tw a)naba>&tw

gnw&tw biw&tw

bh=te -ba>te

a)na&bhte a)na&ba>te

gnw~te bi/wte

ba>&twsan a)naba>&twsan gnw&twsan biw&twsanba&ntwn a)naba&ntwn gno/ntwn bio/ntwn

Parti

c.

ba>&j ba&ntoj

a)naba>&j ba&ntoj¡

gnou/j gno/ntoj biou/j bio/ntoj

ba>~sa ba>&shj

a)naba>~sa ba>&shj ¡

gnou=sa -hj biou=sa -hj

ba&n ba&ntoj a)naba&n ba&ntoj¡

gno/n gno/ntoj bio/n bio/ntoj

Inf bh=nai a)nabh=nai ¡ gnw~nai biw~nai

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du</nw¯du</w a)po-didra&skw

a(li/skomai

sink, enter run away be captured

Indi

cativ

e

e1du<n a)p-e/dra>n e9a&lwne1du<j a)p-e/dra>j e9a&lwje1du< a)p-e/dra> e9a&lwe1du<men a)p-e/dra>men e9a&lwmene1du<te a)p-e/dra>te e9a&lwtee1du<san a)p-e/dra>san e9a&lwsan

Subj

unct

ive

du</w a)p-edrw~ a(lw~du</h|j a)p-edra%>~j a(lw%~jdu</h| a)p-edra%>~ a(lw%~du</wmen a)p-edrw~men a(lw~mendu</hte a)p-edra>~te a(lw~tedu</wsi¨n© a)p-

edrw~~si¨n©a(lw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

»du<i/hn £ du</hn Homer½

a)p-edrai/hn a(loi/hn

a)p-edrai/hj a(loi/hjwanting in Attic a)p-edrai/h a(loi/h

a)p-edrai=men¾

a(loi=men¾

a)p-edrai=te¾

a(loi=te ¾

a)p-edrai=en¾

a(loi=en ¾

Impe

rativ

e

du<=qi a)po/-dra>qi a#lwqidu>/tw a)po-dra>&tw a(lw&twdu<=te a)po/-dra>te a(lw~tedu</twsan a)po-

dra>&twsana(lw&twsan

du/ntwn a)po-dra&ntwn a(lo/ntwn

Parti

c.

du</j du/ntoj a)po-dra>/j -a&ntoj

a(lou/j a(lo/ntoj

du<=sa -hj a)po-dra>=sa -a>&shj

a(lou=sa -hj

du/n du/ntoj a)po-dra&n -a&ntoj

a(lo/n a(lo/ntoj

Inf du<=nai a)po-dra>~nai a(lw~nai

NoteSome verbs have a weak and root aorist, which are transitive and intransitive respectively.

du</w, I sink e1du<sa, I sank (transitive) e1du<n, I sank (intransitive).fu</w, I grow e1fu<sa, I grew (transitive) e1fu<n, I grew (intransitive).

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pni</gw, I choke e1pni<ca, I choked (transitive) e0pni^/ghn, I choked (intransitive).

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21 Perfect and Pluperfect Passive: fula&ttw kru/ptw pei/qw kri</nw fai/nw ste/llw

Accommodation of ending to verb stemending:

stem:-mai -meqa -me/noj

-sai -tai -sqe -sqw -sqai

Palatal* kgx km gm xm £ gm

ks gs xs £ c kt gt xt £ kt ksq gsq xsq £ xq

Labial pbf pm bm fm £ mm

ps bs fs £ y pt bt ft £ pt psq bsq fsq £ fq

Dental tdqz tm dm qm zm £ sm

ts ds qs zs £ s tt dt qt zt £ st tsq dsq qsq zsq £ sq

- in n (1) nm £ m (n dropped)

ns £ s (n dropped)

nt £ t (n dropped)

nsq £ sq (n dropped)

- in n (2) nm£ sm ns (unaltered) nt (unaltered) nsqe £ nqe- in l lm ls lt lsqe £ lqe- in r rm rs rt rsqe £ rqe- in m nene/-mhmai nene/-mhsai nene/-mhtai nene/-mhsqe

Note how the accent reveals a vowel length:¬ lu</w £ lelu^/sqai¬ pra>&ttw £ pepra>~sqai

Meaningslu</w to loosen le/lu^mai I have been loosenedfula&ttw to guard pefu/lagmai I have been guardedkru/ptw to hide ke/krummai I have been hiddenpei/qw to persuade pe/peismai I have been persuadedkri</nw to judge ke/krimai I have been judgedfai/nw to show pe/fasmai I have been shown, i.e. exhibitedste/llw to send e1stalmai I have been sent

* Palatal: the consonants kgx are more accurately called velar.

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Perfect/Pluperfect Passives fula&ttw kru/ptw pei/qwRegular verb Palatal* stem kgx Labial stem pbf Dental stem tdqz

gm ks¨c© kt xq mm ps¨y© pt fq sm (ss£s) st sqIn

dica

tive

le/lumai pefu/lagmai ke/krummai pe/peismaile/lusai pefu/lacai ke/kruyai pe/peisaile/lutai pefu/laktai ke/kruptai pe/peistailelu/meqa pefula&gmeqa kekru/mmeqa pepei/smeqale/lusqe pefu/laxqe ke/krufqe pe/peisqele/luntai ¨pefula&xatai© ¨kekru/fatai© ¨©

pefulagme/noi ei0si/¨n©

kekrumme/noi ei0si/¨n©

pepeisme/noi ei0si/¨n©

e0lelu/mhn e0pefula&gmhn e0kekru/mmhn e0pepei/smhne0le/luso e0pefu/laco e0ke/kruyo e0pe/peisoe0le/luto e0pefu/lakto e0ke/krupto e0pe/peistoe0lelu/meqa e0pefula&gmeqa e0kekru/mmeqa e0pepei/smeqae0le/lusqe e0pefu/laxqe e0ke/krufqe e0pe/peisqee0le/lunto ¨e0pefula&xato© ¨e0kekru/fato© ¨©

pefulagme/noi h]san

kekrumme/noi h]san

pepeisme/noi h]san

Subj

unct

ive

lelume/noj w} pefulagme/noj w} kekrumme/noj w} pepeisme/noj w}lelume/noj h|]j pefulagme/noj h|]j kekrumme/noj h|]j pepeisme/noj h|]jlelume/noj h|] pefulagme/noj h|] kekrumme/noj h|] pepeisme/noj h|]lelume/noi w}men pefulagme/noi

w}menkekrumme/noi w}men

pepeisme/noi w}men

lelume/noi h]te pefulagme/noi h]te

kekrumme/noi h]te

pepeisme/noi h]te

lelume/noi w}si¨n©

pefulagme/noi w}si¨n©

kekrumme/noi w}si¨n©

pepeisme/noi w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

lelume/noj ei1hn pefulagme/noj ei1hn

kekrumme/noj ei1hn

pepeisme/noj ei1hn

lelume/noj ei1hj pefulagme/noj ei1hj

kekrumme/noj ei1hj

pepeisme/noj ei1hj

lelume/noj ei1h pefulagme/noj ei1h

kekrumme/noj ei1h

pepeisme/noj ei1h

lelume/noi ei]men pefulagme/noi ei]men

kekrumme/noi ei]men

pepeisme/noi ei]men

lelume/noi ei]te pefulagme/noi ei]te

kekrumme/noi ei]te

pepeisme/noi ei]te

lelume/noi ei]en pefulagme/noi ei]en

kekrumme/noi ei]en

pepeisme/noi ei]en

Impe

rativ

e le/luso pefu/laco ke/kruyo pe/peisolelu/sqw pefula&xqw kekru/fqw pepei/sqwle/lusqe pefu/laxqe ke/krufqe pe/peisqelelu/sqwsan pefula&xqwsan kekru/fqwsan pepei/sqwsanlelu/sqwn pefula&xqwn kekru/fqwn pepei/sqwn

Parti

c. lelume/noj pefulagme/noj kekrumme/noj pepeisme/nojlelume/nh pefulagme/nh kekrumme/nh pepeisme/nhlelume/non pefulagme/non kekrumme/non pepeisme/non

Inf lelu/sqai pefula&xqai kekru/fqai pepei=sqai

NotesA verb in -ttw¯-ssw may be of palatal* stem, e.g.

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ta&ssw ta&cw e1taca te/ta`xa te/tagmai e1ta/xqhn¯e1ta`ghn

* Palatal: the consonants kgx are more accurately called velar.

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Perfect/Pluperfect Passives kri</nw fai/nw ste/llwRegular verb Stem in n (1) Stem in n (2) Stem in l

nm ns nt nsq n-dropped

(nm£sm) ns nt (nsq£nq)

lsq£lqIn

dica

tive

le/lumai ke/krimai pe/fasmai e1stalmaile/lusai ke/krisai pe/fansai e1stalsaile/lutai ke/kritai pe/fantai e1staltailelu/meqa kekri/meqa pefa&smeqa e0sta&lmeqale/lusqe ke/krisqe pe/fanqe e1stalqele/luntai ¨© ¨© ¨©

kekrime/noi ei0si/¨n©

pefasme/noi ei0si/¨n©

e0stalme/noi ei0si/¨n©

e0lelu/mhn e0kekri/mhn e0pefa&smhn e0sta&lmhne0le/luso e0ke/kriso e0pe/fanso e1stalsoe0le/luto e0ke/krito e0pe/fanto e1staltoe0lelu/meqa e0kekri/mwqa e0pefa&smeqa e0sta&lmeqae0le/lusqe e0ke/krisqe e0pe/fanqe e1stalqee0le/lunto ¨© ¨© ¨©

kekrime/noi h]san pefasme/noi h]san e0stalme/noi h]san

Subj

unct

ive

lelume/noj w} kekrime/noj w} pefasme/noj w} e0stalme/noj w}lelume/noj h|]j kekrime/noj h|]j pefasme/noj h|]j e0stalme/noj h|]jlelume/noj h|] kekrime/noj h|] pefasme/noj h|] e0stalme/noj h|]lelume/noi w}men

kekrime/noi w}men pefasme/noi w}men e0stalme/noi w}men

lelume/noi h]te kekrime/noi h]te pefasme/noi h]te e0stalme/noi h]telelume/noi w}si¨n©

kekrime/noi w}si¨n©

pefasme/noi w}si¨n©

e0stalme/noi w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

lelume/noj ei1hn

kekrime/noij ei1hn pefasme/noj ei1hn e0stalme/noj ei1hn

lelume/noj ei1hj

kekrime/noj ei1hj pefasme/noj ei1hj e0stalme/noj ei1hj

lelume/noj ei1h kekrime/noj ei1h pefasme/noj ei1h e0stalme/noj ei1hlelume/noi ei]men

kekrime/noi ei]men pefasme/noi ei]men e0stalme/noi ei]men

lelume/noi ei]te kekrime/noi ei]te pefasme/noi ei]te e0stalme/noi ei]te

lelume/noi ei]en

kekrime/noi ei]en pefasme/noi ei]en e0stalme/noi ei]en

Impe

rativ

e le/luso ke/kriso pe/fanso e1stalsolelu/sqw kekri/sqw pefa&nqw e0sta&lqwle/lusqe ke/krisqe pe/fanqe e1stalqelelu/sqwsan kekri/sqwsan pefa&nqwsan e0sta&lqwsanlelu/sqwn kekri/sqwn pefa&nqwn e0sta&lqwn

Parti

c. lelume/noj kekrime/noj pefasme/noj e0stalme/nojlelume/nh kekrime/nh pefasme/nh e0stalme/nhlelume/non kekrime/non pefasme/non e0stalme/non

Inf lelu/sqai kekri/sqai pefa&nqai e0sta&lqai

Notes Some nasals show some variations in Koiné:

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miai/nw defile memi/ammai ¯ memi/asmai

double m as if labial stem

chrai/nw wither e0ch/rammai ¯ e0ch/rasmai

double m as if labial stem

The form pe/fantai (cf. e0ch/rantai, it has withered, Mk 11:20), is 3 singular, not 3 plural.

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22 Verb oi]da [Doric i1shmi], to knowoi1da to know

Perfect / Pluperfect (form) FutureClassical Koiné (Hb 8:11)

Indi

cativ

e

oi]da ¦ ei1somai ei0dh/swoi]daj ¦ oi]sqa ¦ ei1sh|¯ei1sei ei0dh/seijoi]de¨n© ¦ ei1setai ei0dh/seioi1damen i1smen ¦ ei0so/meqa ei0dh/somenoi1date i1ste ¦ Hb 12:17

ei1sesqe ei0dh/sete

oi1da>si¨n© i1sa>si¨n© ei1sontai ei0dh/sousi¨n©h|1dein h|1dhh|1deij h|1dhsqah|1dei h|1dei¨n©h|1deimen h]|smenh|1deite h]|steh|1de¨i©san h]|san

Subj

unct

ive

ei0dw~ei0dh|=jei0dh|=ei0dw~menei0dh=teei0dw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

ei0dei/hn ei0soi/mhnei0dei/hj ei1soioei0dei/h ei1soitoei0dei=men ¾ ¡ ei0soi/meqaei0dei=te ¾ ¡ ei1soisqeei0dei=en ¾ ¡ ei1sointo

Impe

raiv

e i1sqi ¦i1stwi1ste ¦i1stwsan

Cl. i1stwn

Parti

c. ei0dw&j -o/toj ¡ ei0so/menojei0dui=a -a>j ¡ ei0some/nhnei0do/j -o/toj ¡ ei0so/menon

Inf ei0de/nai ¡ ei1sesqai

Forms which are coincidental with other verbsh]|san 3PlImInAc ei0mi/i1sqi^ 2SgPrIvAc ei0mi/

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su/noida to share in knowledgePerfect / Pluperfect (form)

Indi

cativ

e

su/noida ¦su/noidaj ¦ su/noisqa¦su/noide¨n© ¦

su/nismen ¦su/niste ¦

Subj

unct

ive

Opt

ativ

eIm

pera

tive su/nisqi ¦

su/niste ¦

Cl.

Parti

c.

Inf

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23 Notes on -mi verbsAccentuation: as in all verbs The accent cannot go further back than the augment:

- a)fh=ken AowkInAc a)fi</hmi leave [Mt 8:14]- suni</hmi£sunh=ke [2S 12:19] understand- pa&reimi£parh=n [Es 9:1] be present- e0fei=to AostrInMd e0fi/<hmi Mid=enjoin [TY p.130, text line 4]

In all compound verbs, the accent cannot go further back than the second syllable of a disyllabic prefix:- e0piti/qhmi£e0pi/qej [Gn 48:18] lay upon; a)na&sta [Ac 12:11]

Many forms that are always nonrecessive (as previously exhibited):- The Perfect Infinitive Active has an acute on the penultimate: leluke/nai, dedwke/nai- The Perfect Infinitive Passive has an acute on the penultimate: lelu/sqai, dedo/sqai- The Aorist Infinitive Passive has a circumflex on the penultimate: luqh=nai, doqh=nai- The Aorist Subjunctive Passive is nonrecessive: luqw~, doqw~- The Aorist Participle Passive is nonrecessive: luqei/j, doqei/j- The Perfect Participle Active is nonrecessive: lelukw&j, dedwkw&j- The Perfect Participle Passive is nonrecessive: lelume/noj, dedome/noj- The Future Participle Active Neuter Singular Nom/Acc is nonrecessive: a)polu=son,

a)podw~son

As in all Strong Aorist conjugations: nonrecessive forms The Strong Aorist Infinitive Middle has an accent on the penultimate:- a)podo/sqai AostrIfMd of a)podi/dwmi Mid=sell [2Esd 20:32]

As in all Root Aorist conjugations: nonrecessive forms- The Subjunctive a)postw~- The Optative a)postai=men- The Participle in all gendersa)posta>&j, a)posta>~sa, a)posta&n- The Infinitive a)posth=naiCompare bai/nw£e1bhn

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All -mi verbs: nonrecessive forms

The Strong Aorist Subjunctive Active has circumflex on the long vowel:- a)nasth=| (¢a)ni/sthmi) [Mt 17:9]- a)fw~men (¢a)fi</hmi leave) [Jn 11:48]- a)fh=te (¢a)fi</hmi forgive) [Mt 6:14]

The Present Participle Active is nonrecessive in all genders: - parw&n parou=sa paro/n, didou/j didou=sa dido/n, tiqei/j tiqei=sa

tiqe/n, i9sta>&j i9sta>~sa i9sta&n, deiknu</j deiknu<=sa deiknu/n, a)pollu</j a)pollu<=sa a)pollu/n

- suni<e/ntoj PrPcAc (¢suni</hmi understand) [Mt 13:19]

The Strong Aorist Active Participle is nonrecessive:- a)nasta>&j [Mk 16:9]; a)fe/ntej (¢a)fi</hmi leave) [Mt 4:20]

The Present Infinitive Active has an acute on the penultimate:- parei]nai, tiqe/nai, deiknu/nai

The accent cannot go beyond the verbal part of infinitives and participles:- a)podou/j, a)podo/sqai [NH p244]

Note how a vowel length is revealed by i9sta`&nai, deiknu^/nai.

Verb ei0mi/ (see paradigm of pa&reimi ¯ a!peimi): nonrecessive forms 

- The Imperfect Indicative (Active form) is nonrecessive (2Sg, 3Sg, 2Pl, 3Pl): parh=san [Lk 13:1]

- (As for all -mi verbs), the Present Participle (Active form) is nonrecessive: parw&n - The Present Optative (Active form) is nonrecessive (1/2/3 Pl): e0nei=men [NH Ex55 nr3]- (As for all -mi verbs), the Present Infinitive (Active form) is nonrecessive: ei]nai- The Future Indicative (Passive form): pare/stai [WWG §806]

N.B. Recessive forms of ei0mi/- The Present Indicative (Active form): a!peimi [Cl 2:5]- The Present Imperative (Active form): a!pisqi- The Future Optative pare/soito [NH p48]- The Future Infinitive (Passive form): e1sesqai

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Verbs ti/qhmi di/dwmi i<3sthmi i<3hmi7

As for all verbs: nonrecessive forms: <see previous pages>

As in all Strong Aorist conjugations: nonrecessive forms: <see previous pages>

As in all Root Aorist conjugations: nonrecessive forms: <see previous pages>applies to a)pe/sthn

All -mi verbs: nonrecessive forms: <see previous pages>

Non-generic forms of these verbs: nonrecessive forms The Present Subjunctive Active has a circumflex accent on the long vowel:

didw~men (like parw~men (¢pa&reimi); unlike deiknu/wmen, a)pollu/wmen)

The Present Optative Active has an accent on the oi diphthong: didoi=men (like parei=men (¢pa&reimi); unlike deiknu/oimen, a)pollu/oimen)

The Present Subjunctive Passive has an accent on the long vowel: didw~mai (unlike du/nwmai, deiknu/wmai, a)pollu/wmai)

The Present Optative Passive has an accent on the oi diphthong: didoi=o (unlike du/naio, deiknu/oio, a)pollu/oio)

The Strong Aorist Subjunctive Middle is nonrecessive:a)podw~mai (unlike a)po/lwmai)

The Strong Aorist Optative Middle is nonrecessive:proei=to [WWG §810], (unlike a)po/loito)

The Strong Perfect Indicative 3Plural of i3sthmi is nonrecessive: e9sta>~si¨n© The Strong Perfect Subjunctive of i3sthmi has an accent on the long vowel: e9stw~men The Strong Perfect Optative of i3sthmi has an accent on the ai diphthong: e9stai=en

[WWG §133.2] compounds of do/j, e3j, qe/j (and sxe/j) are paroxytone, a)po/doj, [Mt 18:28] (and para&sxej)

[WWG §133.3, NH p244] Monosyllabic second (i.e. strong) aorist imperatives in -ou have recessive accent when compounded with a disyllabic preposition:- kata&qou put down- a)po/dou sellotherwise the -ou takes a circumflex e0nqou= put in.

The verb i<3hmi has many nonrecessive forms; they are marked ¡ in the paradigm of a)fi</hmi.

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Verbs du/namai e0pi/stamai kre/mamai7 The Present Subjunctive (Passive form) is recessive: du/nwmai (like deiknu/wmai, a)pollu/wmai; unlike didw~mai, i9stw~mai) The Present Optative (Passive form) is recessive: du/naio (like deiknu/oio, a)pollu/oio; unlike didoi=o, i9stai=o)

Verbs dei/knu<mi a)po/llu<mi7 The Present Subjunctive Active is recessive:

deiknu/wmen, a)pollu/wmen (unlike didw~men, parw~men (¢pa&reimi)) The Present Optative Active is recessive:

deiknu/oimen, a)pollu/oimen (unlike didoi=men, parei=men (¢pa&reimi)) The Present Subjunctive Passive is recessive: deiknu/wmai, a)pollu/wmai (like du/nwmai; unlike didw~mai, i9stw~mai) The Present Optative Passive is recessive: deiknu/oio, a)pollu/oio (like du/naio; unlike didoi=o, i9stai=o).

The Strong Aorist Subjunctive Middle is recessive: a)po/lwmai (unlike a)podw~mai) The Strong Aorist Optative Middle is recessive:

a)po/loito (unlike proei=to)

Verb pri/amai (As with du/namai, e0pi/stamai, kre/mamai) the Aorist Subjunctive, Optative and

Infinitive (Deponent Middle) are recessive (pri/wmai, pri/aio, pri/asqai).

Some recessive forms of ti/qhmi di/dwmi i<3sthmi i<3hmi dei/knu<mi a)po/llu<mi type verbs

- Present Imperative 2Pl. a)po/dote [Mt 22:21], a)po/llu<te- Present Infinitive M/P di/dosqai (as lu</esqai)

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24 Verbs ei0mi/ pa&reimi ei]mi a!peimiei0mi/ to be pa&reimi to be

presentei]mi will go a!peimi will go

awayIn

dica

tive

ei0mi/ pa&rpeimi ¦ ei]mi a!peimi ¦ei] pa&rei ¦ ei] a!pei ¦e0sti/¨n© pa&resti¨n© ¦ ei]si¨n© a!peisi¨n© ¦e0sme/n pa&resmen ¦ i1men a!pimen ¦e0ste/ pa&reste ¦ i1te a!pite ¦ei0si//¨n© pa&reisi¨n© ¦ i1a>si¨n© a)pi/a>si¨n©¦h1mhn ¯ h] ¯ h]n parh/mhn h]|a a)ph=|a ¡h]sqa ¯ h]j parh=|sqa ¡ h1|eisqa¯h1|

eija)ph/|eisqa¯a)ph/|eij

h]n parh=n ¡ h1|ei¨n© a)ph|/ei¨n©h1meqa ¯ h]men parh/meqa h]|men a)ph=|men ¡h]te ¯ h]ste parh=te ¡ h]|te a)ph=|te ¡h]san parh=san ¡ h]|san ¯ h1|

esana)ph|=san ¡

Subj

unct

ive

w} parw~ ¡ i1w a)pi/wh|]j parh|=j ¡ i1h|j a)pi/h|jh|] parh=| ¡ i1h| a)pi/h|w}men parw~men ¡ i1wmen a)pi/wmenh]te parh=te ¡ i1hte a)pi/htew}si¨n© parw~si¨n© ¡ i1wsi¨n© a)pi/wsi¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

ei1hn parei/hn i1oimi a)pi/oimiei1hj parei/hj i1oij a)pi/oijei1h parei/h i1oi a)pi/oiei]men¾ parei=men ¾ ¡ i1oimen a)pi/oimenei]te ¾ parei=te ¾ ¡ i1oite a)pi/oiteei]en¯ei]san¯ei1hsan

parei=en ¾ ¡* i1oien a)pi/oien

Impe

raiv

e

i1sqi^ pa&pisqi^ ¦ i^1qi^ a!pi^qi^ ¦e1stw ¯ h1tw1C

16:22pare/stw i1tw a)pi/tw

e1ste pa&reste ¦ i1te a!pite ¦e1stwsan ¯ h1st- pare/stwsan i1twsan a)pi/twsan

Cl. e1stwn ¯ o1ntwn pare/stwn i0o/ntwn a)pio/ntwn

Parti

c.

w!n o1ntoj parw&n paro/ntoj¡

i0w&n i0o/ntoj a)piw&n a)pio/ntoj¡

ou]sa ou1shj parou=sa parou/shj¡

i0ou=sa i0ou/shj

a)piou=sa a)piou/shj¡

o1n o1ntoj paro/n paro/ntoj ¡ i0o/n i0o/ntoj a)pio/n a)pio/ntoj¡

Inf ei]nai parei=nai¡

i0e/nai a)pie/nai¡

Forms which are coincidental with other verbsh]|san 3PlPpInAc oi]dai1sqi^ 2SgPrIvAc oi]da

Notes

* There are variations in the accentuation of optatives of compound verbs, and recessive forms such as pa/reien are found.

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25 Verbs fhmi/ ka&qhmai kei=mai du/namai pri/amaifhmi/ to say ka&qhmai to

sitkei=mai to lie

du/namai can

pri/amai buy

Indi

cativ

e

fhmi/ ka&qhmai kei=mai du/namaifh|/j ¯ fh/j ka&qhsai kei=sai du/nasaifhsi/¨n© ka&qhtai kei=tai du/nataifame/n kaqh&meqa kei/meqa duna&meqafate/ ka&qhsqe kei=sqe du/nasqefa>si//¨n© ka&qhntai kei=ntai du/nantai Aoriste1fhn e0kaqh/mhn e0kei/mhn e0duna&mhn

¯ h0d-e0pria&mhn

e1fhsqa¯e1fhj

e0ka&qhso e1keiso e0du/nw e0pri/w

e1fh e0ka&qhto e1keito e0du/nato e0pri/atoe1famen e0kaqh/meqa e0kei/meqa e0duna&meq

ae0pria&meqa

e1fate e0ka&qhsqe e1keisqe e0du/nasqe e0pri/asqee1fasan e0ka&qhnto e1keinto e0du/nanto e0pri/anto

Subj

unct

ive

fw~ kaqw~mai du/nwmai¦!

pri/wmai ¦!

fh|=j kaqh=| du/nh| ¦! pri/h| ¦!fh|= kaqh=tai ke/htai

[WWG]du/nhtai

¦!pri/htai ¦!

fw~men kaqw&meqa dunw&meqa priw&meqafh=te kaqh=sqe ke/hsqe

[WWG]du/nhsqe

¦!pri/hsqe ¦!

fw~si¨n© kaqw~ntai du/nwntai¦!

pri/wntai ¦!

Opt

ativ

e

fai/hn kaqoi/mhn dunai/mhn priai/mhnfai/hj kaqoi=o du/naio ¦! pri/aio ¦!fai/h kaqoi=to ke/oito

[WWG]du/naito

¦!pri/aito ¦!

fai=men¾ kaqoi/meqa dunai/meqa priai/meqafai=te ¾ kaqoi=sqe du/naisqe

¦!pri/aisqe ¦!

fai=en¾ kaqoi=nto du/nainto¦!

pri/ainto ¦!

Impe

raiv

e

fa`qi^/¯fa`&qi^

ka&qhso ¯ ka&qou

kei=so du/naso pri/w

fa&tw kaqh/sqw kei/sqw duna&sqw pria&sqwfa&te ka&qhsqe kei=sqe du/nasqe pri/asqefa&twsan kaqh/sqwsan kei/sqwn duna&sqwsa

npria&sqwn

Cl. fa&ntwn kaqh/sqwn kei/sqwsan duna&sqwn pria&sqwsan

Parti

c.

fa>&j fa&ntoj kaqh/menoj kei/menoj duna&menoj pria&menojfa>~sa fa>&shj

kaqhme/nh keime/nh duname/nh priame/nh

fa&n fa&ntoj kaqh/menon kei/menon duna&menon pria&menonInf fa&nai kaqh=sqai kei=sqai du/nasqai

(reg.)pri/asqai ¦!

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26 Future of Verbs ei0mi/ ei]miei0mi/ to be pa&reimi to be present ei]mi will go a!peimi will go

away

Future

Indi

cativ

e

e1somai pare/somai present tense present tensee1sh| ¯ e1sei pare/sh| ¯ pare/sei form has form hase1stai pare/stai ¡ [1S 9:6]

pa&restai ¦ [NH 112:10]future sense future sense

e0so/meqa pareso/meqae1sesqe [Ac 1:8] pare/sesqe for pres. sense for pres. sensee1sontai pare/sontai use e1rxomai use a)pe/rxomai

Opt e0soi/mhn paresoi/mhnpare/soito

Ptc e0so/menoj pareso/menojInf e1sesqai pare/sesqai

AoristInd h]lqon a)ph=lqon

PerfectInd e0lh/luqa a)pelh/luqaPc pote w}n

pro/teroj w}n [1T 1:13]

pro/teroj w}n = having been formerly

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Future and aorist of verbs fhmi/ ka&qhmai kei=mai du/namai pri/amai

fhmi/ to say ka&qhmai to sit

kei=mai to lie

du/namai can

pri/amai buy

Future

Indi

cativ

e

fh/sw kaqh/somai kei/somai dunh/somai ¨w)nh/somai©

fh/seij kaqh/sh| ¯ -ei kei/sh| ¯ -ei dunh/sh| ¯ -eifh/sei kaqh/setai kei/setai dunh/setaifh/somen kaqhso/meqa keiso/meqa dunhso/

meqafh/sete kaqh/sesqe kei/sesqe dunh/sesqefh/sousi¨n© kaqh/sontai kei/sontai dunh/sontai

Opt fh/soimi kaqh/soimi kei/soimi dunh/soimi e0pria&mhnPtc fh/swn kaqhso/

menojkeiso/menoj dunhso/

menoj see previous

Inf fh/sein kaqh/sesqai kei/sesqai dunh/sesqai table

AoristInd e1fhsa h0dunh/qhn

¯ e0-h0dunhsa&mhn

PerfectIndPc

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27 Verb di/dwmi, to givePresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/pass active (root/str/weak) middle (strong/weak) passiveIn

dica

tive

di/dwmi di/domaidi/dwj di/dosaidi/dwsi¨n© di/dotaidi/domen dido/meqadi/dote di/dosqedido/a>si¨n©*1

di/dontai

e0di/doun e0dido/mhn

»e1dwn½e1dwka

e0do//mhne0dwka&mhn

e0do/qhn

e0di/douj e0di/doso »e1dwj½e1dwkaj

e1dou¯e1doso e0dw&kw

e0do/qhj

e0di/dou e0di/doto*4 »e1dw½

e1dwke¨n©

e1dotoe0dw&kato

e0do/qh

e0di/domen

e0dido/meqa

e1domen

e0dw&kamen

e0do/meqa

e0dwka&meqa

e0do/qhmen

e0di/dote e0di/dosqe e1dote

e0dw&kate

e1dosqee0dw&kasqe

e0do/qhte

e0di/dosan*2

e0di/donto e1dosane1dwkan

e1dontoe0dw&kanto

e0do/qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

didw~ didw~mai dw~ dw~mai doqw~didw%~j didw%~ dw%~j ¯doi=j dw%~ doqh=|jdidw~| didw~tai dw~|

¯doi=¯dw&h| *5dw~tai doqh=|

didw~men didw&meqa

dw~men dw&meqa doqw~men

didw~te didw~sqe dw~te dw~sqe doqh=tedidw~si¨n©

didw~ntai dw~si¨n© dw~ntai doqw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

didoi/hn didoi/mhn doi/hn doi/mhn doqei/hndidoi/hj didoi=o doi/hj doi=o doqei/hjdidoi/h didoi=to doi/h ¯dw%&h doi=to doqei/hdidoi=men

¾didoi/meqa doi=men ¾ doi/meqa doqei=me

n ¾didoi=te

¾didoi=sqe doi=te ¾ doi=sqe doqei=te

¾didoi=en

¾didoi=nto doi=en ¾ doi=nto doqei=en

¾

Impe

rativ

e

di/dou¯di/doqi

di/doso do/j dou= ¯ do/so do/qhti

dido/tw dido/sqw do/tw do/sqw doqh/twdi/dote di/dosqe do/te do/sqe do/qhtedido/twsan dido/

sqwsando/twsan do/sqwsan doqh/

twsandido/ntwn dido/sqwn do/ntwn do/sqwn doqe/ntwn

Parti didou/j-o/

ntojdido/menoj dou/j-o/ntoj do/menoj doqei/j

-e/ntoj

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c.didou=sa -hj

didome/nh dou=sa -hj dome/nh doqei=sa -hj

dido/n -o/ntoj

dido/menon

do/n -o/ntoj do/menon doqe/n -e/ntoj

Inf dido/nai*3 di/dosqai dou=nai do/sqai doqh=nai

Alternative forms Co-incidental forms with participles*1 or didou=si¨n© dw&sousi¨n

©FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPl

*2 or e0di/doun [~Ac 4:33, 27:1]

dido/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPl

*3 or didou=n [Rv 22:2] do/ntwn AoIvAc3Plor AoPcAcM/NGnPl*4 or e0di/deto [Ac 4:35] doqe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPl*5 or dw/sh| [Jn 17:2]

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/pass active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

de/dwka de/domai dw&sw dw&somai doqh/somaide/dwkaj de/dosai dw&seij dw&sh|

¯dw&seidoqh/sh| ¯ -ei

de/dwke¨n© de/dotai dw&sei dw&setai doqh/setaidedw&kamen dedo/meqa dw&somen dwso/meqa dedwso/

meqadedw&kate de/dosqe dw&sete dw&sesqe doqh/sesqededw&ka>si¨n©

de/dontai dw&sousi¨n©

dw&sontai doqh/sontai

e0dedw&kein¿

e0dedo/mhn

e0dedw&keij¿

e0de/doso

e0dedw&kei¿

e0de/doto

e0dedw&keimen ¿

e0dedo/meqa

e0dedw&keite¿

e0de/dosqe

e0dedw&keisan¿

e0de/donto

Subj

unct

ive

dedw&kw dedome/noj w}dedw&kh|j dedome/noj

h|]jdedw&kh| dedome/noj h|]dedw&kwmen dedome/noi

w}mendedw&khte dedome/noi

h]tededw&kwsi¨n© dedome/noi

w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

dedw&koimi dedome/noj ei1hn

dw&soimi dwsoi/mhn doqhsoi/mhn

dedw&koij dedome/noj ei1hj

dw&soij dw&soio doqh/soio

dedw&koi dedome/noj ei1h

dw&soi dw&soito doqh/soito

dedw&koimen dedome/noi ei]men

dw&soimen

dwsoi/meqa

doqhsoi/meqa

dedw&koite dedome/noi ei]te

dw&soite dw&soisqe doqh/soisqe

dedw&koien dedome/noi ei]en

dw&soien dw&sointo doqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e

de/dwke de/dosodedwke/tw dedo/sqwdedw&kete de/dosqededwke/twsan dedo/sqwsandedwko/tej e1stwn

dedo/sqwn

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Parti

c.dedwkw&j -o/toj dedome/noj dw&swn -

ontojdwso/menoj

doqhso/menoj

dedwkui=a -a>j dedome/nh dw&sousa -hj

dwsome/nh doqhsome/nh

dedwko/j -o/toj dedome/non dw~son -ontoj

dwso/menon

doqhso/menon

Inf dedwke/nai dedo/sqai dw&sein dw&sesqai doqh/sesqai

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28 Verb ti/qhmi, to putPresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/pass active (str/weak) middle (strong/weak) passiveIn

dica

tive

ti/qhmi ti/qemaiti/qhj ti/qesaiti/qhsi¨n© ti/qetaiti/qemen tiqe/meqati/qete ti/qesqetiqe/a>si¨n©*1

ti/qentai

e0ti/qhn e0tiqe/mhn

»e1qhn½e1qhka

e0qe//mhne0qhka&mhn

e0te/qhn

e0ti/qeij e0ti/qeso »e1qhj½e1qhkaj

e1qou¯e1qesoe0qh/kw

e0te/qhj

e0ti/qei e0ti/qeto »e1qh½

e1qhke¨n©

e1qetoe0qh/kato

e0te/qh

e0ti/qemen e0tiqe/meqa

e1qemen

e0qh/kamen

e0qe/meqa

e0qhka&meqa

e0te/qhmen

e0ti/qete e0ti/qesqe e1qete

e0qh/kate

e1qesqee0qh/kasqe

e0te/qhte

e0ti/qesan*2 e0ti/qento e1qesane1qhkan

e1qentoe0qh/kanto

e0te/qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

tiqw~ tiqw~mai qw~ qw~mai teqw~tiqh|=j tiqh|= qh|=j qh|= teqh|=jtiqh=| tiqh=tai qh=| qh=tai teqh|=tiqw~men tiqw&meq

aqw~men qw&meqa teqw~men

tiqh=te tiqh=sqe qh=te qh=sqe teqh=tetiqw~si¨n© tiqw~ntai qw~si¨n© qw~ntai teqw~si¨n

©

Opt

ativ

e

tiqei/hn tiqei/mhn qei/hn qei/mhn teqei/hntiqei/hj tiqei=o qei/hj qei=o teqei/hjtiqei/h tiqei=to qei/h qei=to teqei/htiqei=men

¾tiqei/meqa qei=men ¾ qei/meqa teqei=men

¾tiqei=te ¾ tiqei=sqe qei=te ¾ qei=sqe teqei=te

¾tiqei=en ¾ tiqei=nto qei=en ¾ qei=nto teqei=en

¾

Impe

rativ

e

ti/qei ti/qeso qe/j qou= ¯ qe/so te/qhtitiqe/tw tiqe/sqw qe/tw qe/sqw teqh/twti/qete ti/qesqe qe/te qe/sqe te/qhtetiqe/twsan tiqe/

sqwsanqe/twsan qe/sqwsan teqh/twsan

tiqe/ntwn tiqe/sqwn qe/ntwn qe/sqwn teqe/ntwn

Parti

c. tiqei/j -e/ntoj tiqe/menoj qei/j -e/ntoj qe/menoj teqei/j -e/ntoj

tiqei=sa -hj tiqeme/nh qei=sa -hj qeme/nh teqei=sa -hj

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Cla

ssic

alPp

f.Ind

.Act

e0te

qei/k

he0

teqe

i/khj

e0te

qei/k

ei¨n

©

Perf

. Act

ive

te/q

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tiqe/n -e/ntoj tiqe/menon

qe/n -e/ntoj qe/menon teqe/n -e/ntoj

Inf tiqe/nai ti/qesqai qei=nai qe/sqai teqh=nai

Alternative forms*1 or tiqei=si¨n© *2 or e0ti/qoun [Ac 3:2,

8:17]

Co-incidental forms with participlesqh/sousi¨n© FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPltiqe/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPlqe/ntwn AoIvAc3Plor AoPcAcM/NGnPlteqe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPl

It is instructive to identify whether the te in the forms of this verb are part of the root teqh/somai, e0te/qhn (future and aorist passive) reduplication te/qhka , e0teqh/kein (perfect and pluperfect) part of a prepositional prefix mete/qhka  (aorist active, from metati/qhmi [Hb 11:5])

Perf

. Act

ive

te/q

eike

¨n©

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/pass active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

te/qhka ¯te/qeika

te/qeimai qh/sw qh/somai teqh/somai

te/qhkaj te/qeisai qh/seij qh/sh| ¯ qh/sei

teqh/sh| ¯ -ei

te/qhke¨n© te/qeitai qh/sei qh/setai teqh/setaiteqh/kamen teqei/meqa qh/somen qhso/meqa teqhso/

meqateqh/kate te/qeisqe qh/sete qh/sesqe teqh/sesqeteqh/ka>si¨n© te/qeintai qh/

sousi¨n©qh/sontai teqh/sontai

e0teqh/kein¿

e0teqei/mhn

e0teqh/keij¿

e0te/qeiso

e0teqh/kei¿

e0te/qeito

e0teqh/keimen¿

e0teqei/meqa

e0teqh/keite¿

e0te/qeisqe

e0teqh/keisan¿

e0te/qeinto

Subj

unct

ive

teqh/kw teqeime/noj w}teqh/kh|j teqeime/noj h|]jteqh/kh| teqeime/noj h|]teqh/kwmen teqeime/noi

w}menteqh/khte teqeime/noi

h]teteqh/kwsi¨n© teqeime/noi

w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

teqh/koimi teqeime/noj ei1hn

qh/soimi qhsoi/mhn teqhsoi/mhn

teqh/koij teqeime/noj ei1hj

qh/soij qh/soio teqh/soio

teqh/koi teqeime/noj ei1h

qh/soi qh/soito teqh/soito

teqh/koimen teqeime/noi ei]men

qh/soimen qhsoi/meqa

teqhsoi/meqa

teqh/koite teqeime/noi ei]te

qh/soite qh/soisqe teqh/soisqe

teqh/koien teqeime/noi ei]en

qh/soien qh/sointo teqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e

te/qhke te/qeisoteqhke/tw teqei/sqwteqh/kete te/qeisqeteqhke/twsan teqei/sqwsanteqhko/tej e1stwn

teqei/sqwn

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Parti

c.teqhkw&j -o/toj teqeime/noj qh/swn -

ontojqhso/menoj

teqhso/menoj

teqhkui=a -a>j teqeime/nh qh/sousa -hj

qhsome/nh teqhsome/nh

teqhko/j -o/toj teqeime/non qh=son -ontoj

qhso/menon

teqhso/menon

Inf

teqhke/nai teqei=sqai qh/sein qh/sesqai teqh/sesqai

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29 Verb i3sthmi, to standPresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/pass weak active weak middle strong active passivetransitive M=act of

standingtransitive transitive intransitive passive sense,

I make / was making stand

P=I am being placed

I made stand I made stand for myself

past state*1

I stoodI was made to stand (placed)

Koine + intr Koine + intr

Indi

cativ

e

i3sthmi i3stamaii3sthj i3stasaii3sthsi¨n© i3stataii3stamen i9sta&meq

ai3state i3stasqei9sta>~si¨n©

i3stantai

i<3sthn i<9sta&mhn

e1sthsa e0sthsa&mhn

e1sthn e0sta&qhn

i<3sthj i<3staso e1sthsaj e0sth/sw e1sthj e0sta&qhji<3sth i<3stato e1sthse¨n© e0sth/sato e1sth e0sta&qhi<3stamen i<9sta&me

qae0sth/samen

e0sthsa&meqa

e1sthmen e0sta&qhmen

i<3state i<3stasqe e0sth/sate e0sth/sasqe e1sthte e0sta&qhtei<3stasan i<3stanto e1sthsan e0sth/santo e1sthsan e0sta&qhsa

n

Subj

unct

ive

i9stw~ i9stw~mai sth/sw sth/swmai stw~ staqw~i9sth=|j i9sth=| sth/sh|j sth/sh| 3x sth=|j staqh|=ji9sth=| i9sth=tai sth/sh| 3x sth/shtai sth=| staqh|=i9stw~men

i9stw&meqa

sth/swmen sthsw&meqa stw~men staqw~men

i9sth=te i9sth=sqe sth/shte sth/shsqe sth=te staqh=tei9stw~si¨n©

i9stw~ntai sth/swsi¨n© sth/swntai stw~si¨n© staqw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

i9stai/hn i9stai/mhn sth/saimi sthsai/mhn stai/hn staqei/hni9stai/hj i9stai=o sth/seiaj ¾ sth/saio stai/hj staqei/hji9stai/h i9stai=to sth/seie¨n©

¾sth/saito stai/h staqei/h

i9stai=men ¾

i9stai/meqa sth/saimen sthsai/meqa stai=men¾ staqei=men ¾

i9stai=te¾

i9stai=sqe sth/saite sth/saisqe stai=te ¾ staqei=te¾

i9stai=en¾

i9stai=nto sth/seian¾

sth/sainto stai=en ¾ staqei=en¾

Impe

rativ

e

i3sth¯i3staqi

i3staso sth=son sth=sai sth=qi ¯ ¨-sta©

sta&qhti

i9sta&tw i9sta&sqw sthsa&tw sthsa&sqw sth/tw staqh/twi3state i3stasqe sth/sate sth/sasqe sth=te sta&qhtei9sta&twsan

i9sta&sqwsan

sthsa&twsan

sthsa&sqwsan

sth/twsan staqh/twsan

i9sta&ntwn

i9sta&sqwn sthsa&ntwn sthsa&sqwn sta&ntwn staqe/ntwn

Parti

c i9sta>&j-a&ntoj

i9sta&menoj

sth/sa>j-antoj

sthsa&menoj

sta>&j-a&ntoj staqei/j-e/ntoj

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.i9sta>~sa-hj

i9stame/nh sth/sa>sa-hj sthsame/nh sta>~sa-hj staqei=sa-hj

i9sta&n-a&ntoj

i9sta&menon

sth=san-antoj

sthsa&menon

sta&n-a&ntoj staqe/n-e/ntoj

Inf i9sta&nai i3stasqai sth=sai sth/sasqai sth=nai staqh=nai

Co-incidental forms with participlesi3sta>si¨n© PrInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPlsth/sousi¨n© FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPli9sta&ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPlsta&ntwn AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPlstaqe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPle9stw~si¨n© 2ndPfSjAc3Pl or 2ndPfPcAcM/NDtPl

Note*1 In Jn 11:31 taxe/wj a)ne/sth (she quickly got up) is clearly the act of standing up.

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Perfect / Pluperfect Future1st active (weak) 2nd active (str) active middle passiveintransitivepresent state

intransitivepresent state

transitive I will be in the act of standing

passive sense

I am / was standing I am /was standing

I will make stand

+intr, a)nasth/somai = I will rise

I will be made to stand

Koine + intr

Indi

cativ

e

e3sthka - sth/sw sth/somai staqh/somaie3sthkaj - sth/seij sth/sh| 3x ¯ sth/sei staqh/sh| ¯ -

eie3sthke¨n© - sth/sei sth/setai staqh/setaie9sth/kamen e3stamen sth/somen sthso/meqa staqhso/

meqae9sth/kate e3state 3x sth/sete sth/sesqe staqh/sesqee9sth/ka>si¨n© e9sta>~si¨

n©sth/sousi¨n©

sth/sontai staqh/sontai

ei9sth/kein ¯ e9s-¿

-

ei9sth/keij ¿ -ei9sth/kei ¿ -ei9sth/keimen

¿e3stamen

ei9sth/keite ¿ e3state 3xei9sth/keisan ¿ e3stasan

Subj

unct

ive

e9sth/kw / e9sthkw&j w}

e9stw~

e9sth/kh|j / etc. e9sth=|je9sth/kh| / e9sth=|e9sth/kwmen / e9stw~me

ne9sth/khte / e9sth=tee9sth/kwsi¨n© / e9stw~si¨n

©

Opt

ativ

e

e9sth/koimi e9stai/hn sth/soimi sthsoi/mhn staqhsoi/mhn

e9sth/koij e9stai/hj sth/soij sth/soio staqh/soioe9sth/koi e9stai/h sth/soi sth/soito staqh/soitoe9sth/koimen e9stai=me

n ¾sth/soimen sthsoi/meqa staqhsoi/

meqae9sth/koite e9stai=te

¾sth/soite sth/soisqe staqh/soisqe

e9sth/koien e9stai=en¾

sth/soien sth/sointo staqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e

e3sthke e3staqie9sthke/tw e9sta&twe9sth/kete e3state 3xe9sthke/twsan e9sta&ntw

ne9sthko/tej e1stwn

e9sta&twsan

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Parti

c.e9sthkw&j-o/toj e9stw&j-

w~tojsth/swn-ontoj sthso/menoj staqhso/

menoje9sthkui=a-a>j e9stw~sa-

hjsth/sousa-hj sthsome/nh staqhsome/

nhe9sthko/j-o/toj e9sto/

j¯w&j*2sth~son-ontoj

sthso/menon staqhso/menon

Inf e9sthke/nai*1 e9sta&nai sth/sein sth/sesqai staqh/sesqai

Notes*1 e9stake/nai [Ac 8:11, (in a compound)]*2 2ndPfPcAcNeGeSg always=e9stw~tojCl. Fut Perf (intr, future in sense): e9sth/cw e9sth/ceij e9sth/cei e9sth/comen e9sth/cete e9sth/cousi¨n©Hints

1. i9st is present / imperfect (all moods)2. e0st is aorist indicative (but not the other moods)3. e9st is perfect (all moods)4. ei9st is pluperfect (only the indicative is applicable to the pluperfect)5. st- is found in some aorist forms and all future forms

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30 Compound Verb of i3sthmi (+di/dwmi, ti/qhmi): a)fi/sthmi, to stand away

Present / Imperfect Weak Aoristactive middle/pass weak active weak middle

Indi

cativ

e

a)fi/sthmi a)fi/stamaia)fi/sthj a)fi/stasaia)fi/sthsi¨n© a)fi/stataia)fi/stamen a)fista&meqaa)fi/state a)fi/stasqea)fista>~si¨n© a)fi/stantaia)fi</sthn a)fi</

sta&mhna)pe/sthsa a)pesthsa&mhn

a)fi</sthj a)fi</staso a)pe/sthsaj a)pesth/swa)fi</sth a)fi</stato a)pe/sthse¨n© a)pesth/satoa)fi</stamen a)fi</

sta&meqaa)pesth/samen a)pesthsa&meq

aa)fi</state a)fi</stasqe a)pesth/sate a)pesth/sasqea)fi</stasan a)fi</stanto a)pe/sthsan a)pesth/santo

Subj

unct

ive

a)fistw~ ¡ a)fistw~mai¡

a)posth/sw a)posth/swmai

a)fisth=|j ¡ a)fisth=|¡

a)posth/sh|j a)posth/sh|

a)fisth=| ¡ a)fisth=tai ¡ a)posth/sh| a)posth/shtaia)fistw~men ¡ a)fistw&meqa a)posth/swmen a)posthsw&meq

aa)fisth=te ¡ a)fisth=sqe

¡a)posth/shte a)posth/shsqe

a)fistw~si¨n© ¡ a)fistw~ntai ¡ a)posth/swsi¨n© a)posth/swntai

Opt

ativ

e

a)fistai/hn a)fistai/mhn a)posth/saimi a)posthsai/mhna)fistai/hj a)fistai=o ¡ a)posth/seiaj ¾ ¦ a)posth/saioa)fistai/h a)fistai=to ¡ a)posth/seie¨n© ¾

¦a)posth/saito

a)fistai=men ¾ ¡ a)fistai/meqa a)posth/saimen a)posthsai/meqa

a)fistai=te ¾ ¡ a)fistai=sqe¡

a)posth/saite a)posth/saisqe

a)fistai=en ¾ ¡ a)fistai=nto ¡ a)posth/seian ¾ a)posth/sainto

Impe

rativ

e

a)fi/sth¯a)fi/staqi a)fi/staso a)po/sthson¦

a)po/sthsai ¦

a)fista&tw a)fista&sqw a)posthsa&tw a)posthsa&sqwa)fi/state a)fi/stasqe a)posth/sate a)posth/sasqea)fista&twsan a)fista&sqwsa

na)posthsa&twsan a)posthsa&sqws

ana)fista&ntwn a)fista&sqwn a)posthsa&ntwn a)posthsa&sqwn

Parti

c.

a)fista>&j-a&ntoj ¡ a)fista&menoj a)posth/sa>j-antoj a)posthsa&menoj

a)fista>~sa-hj ¡ a)fistame/nh a)posth/sa>sa-hj a)posthsame/nha)fista&n-a&ntoj ¡ a)fista&meno

na)posth=san-antoj

¡a)posthsa&menon

Inf a)fista&nai ¡ a)fi/stasqai a)posth=sai¡

a)posth/sasqai

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Strong Aoriststrong (better: root) act strong middle passive / intransitive

Indi

cativ

e

(cf. bai/nw) [TY p.164] ¨a)podi/dwmi©

a)pe/sthn a)pedo//mhn a)pesta&qhna)pe/sthj a)pe/dou ¯ a)pe/doso a)pesta&qhja)pe/sth a)pe/doto a)pesta&qha)pe/sthmen a)pedo/meqa a)pesta&qhmena)pe/sthte a)pe/dosqe a)pesta&qhtea)pe/sthsan a)pe/donto a)pesta&qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

a)postw~ ¡ a)podw~mai ¡ a)postaqw~¡

a)posth=|j ¡ a)podw%~ ¡ a)postaqh|=j¡

a)posth=| ¡ [2C 12:8] a)podw~tai ¡ [Ex 21:7]

a)postaqh|=¡

a)postw~men ¡ a)podw&meqa a)postaqw~men¡

a)posth=te ¡ a)podw~sqe ¡ a)postaqh=te¡

a)postw~si¨n© ¡ a)podw~ntai ¡ a)postaqw~si¨n©¡

Opt

ativ

e

a)postai/hn a)podoi/mhn a)postaqei/hna)postai/hj a)podoi=o ¡ a)postaqei/hja)postai/h a)podoi=to ¡ a)postaqei/ha)postai=men ¾ ¡ a)podoi/meqa a)postaqei=men

¾ ¡a)postai=te ¾ ¡ a)podoi=sqe ¡ a)postaqei=te ¾

¡a)postai=en ¾ ¡ a)podoi=nto ¡ a)postaqei=en

¾ ¡

Impe

rativ

e

a)po/sta ¡ e0pi/doj pro/sqej

a)po/dou ¯ e0kdou=¡

a)posta&qhti

a)posth/tw a)podo/sqw a)postaqh/twa)po/sthte [Lk 13:27]1 a)po/dosqe [~Cl 3:8] a)posta&qhtea)posth/twsan a)podo/sqwsan a)postaqh/twsana)posta&ntwn a)podo/sqwn a)postaqe/ntwn

Parti

c.

a)posta>&j-a&ntoj ¡ a)podo/menoj a)postaqei/j-e/ntoj¡

a)posta>~sa-hj ¡ a)podome/nh a)postaqei=sa-hj¡

a)posta&n-a&ntoj ¡ a)podo/menon a)postaqe/n-e/ntoj¡

Inf a)posth=nai ¡ [~Mt 5:39] a)podo/qai ¡ a)postaqh=nai¡

1Similarly a)po/dote [Rv 18:6]

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Perfect / Pluperfect1st active 2nd active pass. (a)podi/dwmi)

Indi

cativ

e

a)fe/sthka - a)pode/domaia)fe/sthkaj - a)pode/dosaia)fe/sthke¨n© - a)pode/dotaia)festh/kamen a)fe/stamen a)podedo/meqaa)festh/kate a)fe/state a)pode/dosqea)festh/ka>si¨n© a)festa>~si¨n©¡ a)pode/dontaia)feisth/kein ¯ a)fes-

¿- a)pededo/mhn

a)feisth/keij ¿ - a)pede/dosoa)feisth/kei ¿ - a)pede/dotoa)feisth/keimen

¿a)fe/stamen a)pededo/meqa

a)feisth/keite¿

a)fe/state a)pede/dosqe

a)feisth/keisan¿

a)fe/stasan a)pede/donto

Subj

unct

ive

a)festh/kw a)festw~ ¡ a)podedome/noj w}

a)festh/kh|j a)festh=|j ¡ a)podedome/noj h|]j

a)festh/kh| a)festh=| ¡ a)podedome/noj h|]

a)festh/kwmen a)festw~men ¡ a)podedome/noi w}men

a)festh/khte a)festh=te ¡ a)podedome/noi h]te

a)festh/kwsi¨n© a)festw~si¨n© ¡ a)podedome/noi w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

a)festh/koimi a)festai/hn a)podedome/noj ei1hn

a)festh/koij ¦ a)festai/hj a)podedome/noj ei1hj

a)festh/koi ¦ a)festai/h a)podedome/noj ei1h

a)festh/koimen a)festai=men¾ ¡ a)podedome/noi ei]men

a)festh/koite a)festai=te ¾ ¡ a)podedome/noi ei]te

a)festh/koien a)festai=en ¾ ¡ a)podedome/noi ei]en

Impe

rativ

e a)fe/sthke a)fe/staqi a)pode/dosoa)festhke/tw a)festa&tw a)podedo/sqwa)festh/kete a)fe/state a)pode/dosqea)festhke/twsan a)festa&ntwn a)podedo/sqwsana)festhko/tej e1stwn a)festa&twsan a)podedo/sqwn

Parti

c.

a)festhkw&j-o/toj ¡ a)festw&j-w~toj ¡ a)podedome/noj¡

a)festhkui=a-a>j ¡ a)festw~sa-hj ¡ a)podedome/nh-me/nai ¡

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a)festhko/j-o/toj ¡ a)festo/j¯w&j ¡ a)podedome/non¡

Inf a)festhke/nai ¡ a)festa&nai ¡ a)podedo/sqai¡

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Futureactive middle passive / intransitive

Indi

cativ

e

a)posth/sw a)posth/somai a)postaqh/somaia)posth/seij a)posth/sh| ¯ -

eia)postaqh/sh| ¯ -ei

a)posth/sei a)posth/setai a)postaqh/setaia)posth/somen a)posthso/

meqaa)postaqhso/meqa

a)posth/sete a)posth/sesqe a)postaqh/sesqea)posth/sousi¨n©

a)posth/sontai a)postaqh/sontai

Subj

unct

ive

Opt

ativ

e

a)posth/soimi a)posthsoi/mhn

a)postaqhsoi/mhn

a)posth/soij ¦ a)posth/soio a)postaqh/soioa)posth/soi ¦ a)posth/soito a)postaqh/soitoa)posth/soimen a)posthsoi/

meqaa)postaqhsoi/meqa

a)posth/soite a)posth/soisqe

a)postaqh/soisqe

a)posth/soien a)posth/sointo a)postaqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

ePa

rtic.

a)posth/swn-ontoj a)posthso/menoj

a)postaqhso/menoj

a)posth/sousa-hj a)posthsome/nh

a)postaqhsome/nh

a)posth~son-ontoj ¡

a)posthso/menon

a)postaqhso/menon

Inf a)posth/sein a)posth/sesqai

a)postaqh/sesqai

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31 Verb i<3hmi, to sendPresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/pass active (str/weak) middle (strong)

passive

Indi

cativ

e

i<3hmi i<3emaii<3hj i<3esaii<3hsi¨n© i<3etaii<3emen i<9e/

meqai<3ete 3x i<3esqe

3xi<9a>~si¨n© »i<9e/a>si¨n©½

i<3entai

i<3hn i<9e/mhn »h[n½ h[ka ei3mhn3x ei3qhn ¯ e3qhn

i<3eij -hj i<3eso ¯ i<3ou

»h[j½ h[kaj ei[so 3x ei3qhj ¯ etc.

i<3ei -h i<3eto »h[½h[ke¨n©

ei[to 3x ei3qh

i<3emen i<9e/meqa

ei[men

h3kamen

ei3meqa4x ei3qhmen

i<3ete 3x i<3esqe3x

ei[te h3kate ei[sqe 5x ei3qhte

i<3esan i<3ento ei[san h[kan ei[nto 3x ei3qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

i<9w~ i<9w~mai

w{ w{mai e9qw~

i<9h|=j i<9h|= h|[j h|[ e9qh|=ji<9h=| i<9h=tai h[| h[tai e9qh|=i<9w~men i<9w&me

qaw{men w#meqa e9qw~me

ni<9h=te i<9h=sqe h[te h[sqe e9qh=tei<9w~si¨n© i<9w~nta

iw{si¨n© w{ntai e9qw~si¨n

©

Opt

ativ

e

i<9ei/hn i<9ei/mhn

ei3hn ei3mhn3x e9qei/hn

i<9ei/hj i<9ei=o ei3hj ei[o e9qei/hji<9ei/h i<9ei=to ei3h ei[to 3x e9qei/hi<9ei=men ¾ i<9ei/

meqaei[men¾ ei3meqa4x e9qei=me

n ¾i<9ei=te¾ i<0ei=sq

eei[te ¾ ei[sqe 5x e9qei=te¾

i<9ei=en ¾ i<9ei=nto ei[en ¾ ei[nto 3x e9qei=en¾

Impe

rativ

e

i<3ei ¯ i<3eqi i<3eso e3j ou[ ¯ e3so e3qhtii<9e/tw i<9e/sqw e3tw e3sqw e9qh/twi<3ete 3x i<3esqe

3xe3te e3sqe e3qhte

i<9e/twsan i<9e/sqwsan

e3twsan e3sqwsan e9qh/twsan

i<9e/ntwn i<9e/sqwn

e3ntwn e3sqwn e9qe/ntwn

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Parti

c.

i<9ei/j i<9e/ntoj i<9e/menoj

ei3j e3ntoj e3menoj e9qei/j -e/ntoj

i<9ei=sa i<9ei/shj

i<9eme/nh

ei[sa ei3shj e9me/nh e9qei=sa -hj

i<9e/n i<9e/ntoj i<9e/menon

e3n e3ntoj e3menon e9qe/n -e/ntoj

Inf

i<9e/nai i<3esqai ei[nai e3sqai e9qh=nai

Co-incidental forms with participlesi<9e/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPle3ntwn AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPle9qe/ntwn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPlh3sousi¨n© FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPl

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/pass active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

ei[ka ei[mai ¯ e3wmai

h3sw h3somai e9qh/somai

ei[kaj ei[sai ¯ etc. h3seij h3sh| ¯ h3sei

e9qh/sh| ¯ -ei

ei[ke¨n© ei[tai h3sei h3setai e9qh/setaiei3kamen ei3meqa4x h3somen h9so/

meqae9qhso/meqa

ei3kate ei[sqe 5x h3sete h3sesqe e9qh/sesqeei3ka>si¨n© ei[ntai h3sousi¨n

©h3sontai e9qh/sontai

ei3kein ¯ ei3kh ei3mhn3xei3keij ¯ ei3khj ei[so 3xei3kei ¯

ei3kei¨n©ei[to 3x

ei3keimen ¯ ei3kemen

ei3meqa4x

ei3keite ¯ ei3kete ei[sqe 5xei3keisan ¯ ei3kesan

ei[nto 3x

Subj

unct

ive

ei3kw ei9me/noj w}ei3kh|j ei9me/noj h|]jei3kh| ei9me/noj h|]ei3kwmen ei9me/noi

w}menei3khte ei9me/noi

h]teei3kwsi¨n© ei9me/noi

w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

ei3koimi ei9me/noj ei1hn

h3soimi h9soi/mhn e9qhsoi/mhn

ei3koij ei9me/noj ei1hj

h3soij h3soio e9qh/soio

ei3koi ei9me/noj ei1h

h3soi h3soito e9qh/soito

ei3koimen ei9me/noi ei]men

h3soimen h9soi/meqa

e9qhsoi/meqa

ei3koite ei9me/noi ei]te

h3soite h3soisqe e9qh/soisqe

ei3koien ei9me/noi ei]en

h3soien h3sointo e9qh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e ei[ke ei[so 3xei9ke/tw ei3sqwei3kete ei[sqe 5xei9ke/twsan ei3sqwsanei9ko/tej e1stwn ei3sqwn

Parti

c.

ei9kw&j -o/toj ei9me/noj h3swn -ontoj

h9so/menoj

e9qhso/menoj

ei9kui=a -a>j ei9me/nh h3sousa -hj h9some/nh

e9qhsome/nh

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ei9ko/j -o/toj ei9me/non h[son -ontoj h9so/menon

e9qhso/menon

Inf ei9ke/nai ei[sqai h3sein h3sesqai e9qh/sesqai

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32 Compound of i<3hmi: a)fi</hmi, to leavePresent / Imperfect Aorist

active middle/pass active (str/weak) middle (strong) passive

Indi

cativ

e

a)fi</hmi a)fi</emaia)fi</hj a)fi</esaia)fi</hsi¨n© a)fi</etaia)fi</emen a)fi<e/

meqaa)fi</ete a)fi</esqea)fi</a>si¨n© a)fi</entaia)fi</hn a)fi<e/mhn »a)fh=n½ ¡

a)fh=ka ¡a)fei/mhn a)fei/

qhn¯a)fe/qhna)fi</eij a)fi</

eso¯a)fi</ou

»a)fh=j½ ¡a)fh=kaj ¡

a)fei=so ¡ a)fei/qhj¯etc.

a)fi</ei a)fi</eto »a)fh=½ ¡

a)fh=ke¨n©¡

a)fei=to ¡ a)fei/qh

a)fi</emen a)fi<e/meqa

a)fei=men¡a)fh/kamen

a)fei/meqa a)fei/qhmen

a)fi</ete a)fi</esqe a)fei=te ¡a)fh/kate

a)fei=sqe ¡ a)fei/qhte

a)fi</esan a)fi</ento a)fei=san¡a)fh=kan ¡

a)fei=nto ¡ a)fei/qhsan

Subj

unct

ive

a)fi<w~ ¡ a)fi<w~mai¡

a)fw~ ¡ a)fw~mai ¡ a)feqw~ ¡

a)fi<h|=j¡

a)fi<h|=¡

a)fh|=j ¡ a)fh|= ¡ a)feqh|=j¡

a)fi<h=| ¡ a)fi<h=tai¡

a)fh=| ¡ a)fh=tai ¡ a)feqh|=¡

a)fi<w~men¡

a)fi<w&meqa

a)fw~men ¡ a)fw&meqa a)feqw~men¡

a)fi<h=te¡

a)fi<h=sqe¡

a)fh=te ¡ a)fh=sqe ¡ a)feqh=te¡

a)fi<w~si¨n©¡

a)fi<w~ntai¡

a)fw~si¨n© ¡ a)fw~ntai ¡ a)feqw~si¨n©¡

Opt

ativ

e

a)fi<ei/hn a)fi<ei/mhn a)fei/hn a)fei/mhn a)feqei/hna)fi<ei/hj a)fi<ei=o

¡a)fei/hj a)fei=o ¡ a)feqei/hj

a)fi<ei/h a)fi<ei=to¡

a)fei/h a)fei=to ¡ a)feqei/h

a)fi<ei=men¾¡

a)fi<ei/meqa

a)fei=men ¾¡ a)fei/meqa a)feqei=men¾¡

a)fi<ei=te ¾¡

a)fi<ei=sqe¡

a)fei=te ¾¡ a)fei=sqe ¡ a)feqei=te ¾¡

a)fi<ei=en¾¡

a)fi<ei=nto¡

a)fei=en ¾¡ a)fei=nto ¡ a)feqei=en ¾¡

Impe

rat.

a)fi</ei ¯ a)fi</eqi

a)fi</eso a!fej a)fou= ¡ ¯ a!feso

a)fe/qhti

a)fi<e/tw a)fi<e/sqw a)fe/tw a)fe/sqw a)feqh/twa)fi/<ete a)fi</esqe a!fete a!fesqe a)fe/qhtea)fi<e/twsan a)fi<e/

sqwsana)fe/twsan a)fe/sqwsan a)feqh/twsan

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a)fi<e/ntwn a)fi<e/sqwn a)fe/ntwn a)fe/sqwn a)feqe/ntwn

Parti

c.a)fi<ei/j -i<e/ntoj ¡

a)fi<e/menoj

a)fei/j -e/ntoj ¡ a)fe/menoj a)feqei/j -e/ntoj¡

a)fi<ei=sa -i<ei/shj ¡

a)fi<eme/nh

a)fei=sa -ei/shj ¡ a)feme/nh a)feqei=sa -hj¡

a)fi<e/n -i<e/ntoj ¡

a)fi<e/menon

a)fe/n -e/ntoj ¡ a)fe/menon a)feqe/n -e/ntoj¡

Inf a)fi<e/nai¡

a)fi</esqai a)fei=nai ¡ a)fe/sqai ¡ a)feqh=nai¡

The verb a)nh/kw to be fitting has imperfect a)nh=kon, a)nh=kej, a)nh=hke¨n©, where this 3Sg form is identical to the aorist of a)ni</hmi.Various forms of a new verb a)fi/w occur:a)fi/omen [only non-ñ] 3S Pres Indic Acta)fi/ousin [only non-ñ] 3P Pres Indic Acta)fi/ontai [only non-ñ] 3P Pres Indic Midh1fien [Mk 1:34 ñ] 3S Impf Indic Act

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Perfect / Pluperfect Futureactive middle/pass active middle passive

Indi

cativ

e

a)fei=ka ¡ a)fei=mai ¡¯ a)fe/wmai

a)fh/sw a)fh/somai a)feqh/somai

a)fei=kaj ¡ a)fei=sai ¡¯ a)fe/wsai

a)fh/seij a)fh/sh| ¯-h/sei

a)feqh/sh| ¯-ei

a)fei=ke¨n© ¡ a)fei=tai ¡ ¯ a)fe/wtai

a)fh/sei a)fh/setai a)feqh/setai

a)fei/kamen a)fei/meqa ¯ a)few&meqa

a)fh/somen a)fhso/meqa

a)feqhso/meqa

a)fei/kate a)fei=sqe ¡ ¯ a)fe/wsqe

a)fh/sete a)fh/sesqe a)feqh/sesqe

a)fei/ka>si¨n© a)fei=ntai ¡ ¯ a)fe/wntai

a)fh/sousi¨n©

a)fh/sontai a)feqh/sontai

a)fei/kein ¯-ei/kh

a)fei/mhn

a)fei/keij ¯ etc. a)fei=so ¡a)fei/kei ¯ a)fei=to ¡a)fei/keimen ¯ a)fei/meqaa)fei/keite ¯ a)fei=sqe ¡a)fei/keisan¯ a)fei=nto ¡

Subj

unct

ive

a)fei/kw a)feime/noj w}a)fei/kh|j a)feime/noj h|]ja)fei/kh| a)feime/noj h|]a)fei/kwmen a)feime/noi w}mena)fei/khte a)feime/noi h]tea)fei/kwsi¨n© a)feime/noi w}si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

a)fei/koimi a)feime/noj ei1hn a)fh/soimi a)fhsoi/mhn a)feqhsoi/mhn

a)fei/koij a)feime/noj ei1hj a)fh/soij a)fh/soio a)feqh/soioa)fei/koi a)feime/noj ei1h a)fh/soi a)fh/soito a)feqh/soitoa)fei/koimen a)feime/noi ei]men a)fh/soimen a)fhsoi/

meqaa)feqhsoi/meqa

a)fei/koite a)feime/noi ei]te a)fh/soite a)fh/soisqe a)feqh/soisqe

a)fei/koien a)feime/noi ei]en a)fh/soien a)fh/sointo a)feqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

e

a)fei=ke ¡?

a)fei=so ¡?

a)feike/tw a)fei/sqwa)fei/kete a)fei=sqe ¡?a)feike/twsan a)fei/sqwsana)feiko/tej e1stwn

a)fei/sqwn

Parti

c.

a)feikw&j -o/toj¡ a)feime/noj ¡ a)fh/swn -ontoj

a)fhso/menoj

a)feqhso/menoj

a)feikui=a -a>j¡

a)feime/nh ¡ a)fh/sousa -hj a)fhsome/nh

a)feqhsome/nh

a)feiko/j -o/toj ¡ a)feime/non ¡ a)fh=son -ontoj¡

a)fhso/menon

a)feqhso/menon

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Inf a)feike/nai ¡ a)fei=sqai ¡ a)fh/sein a)fh/sesqai a)feqh/sesqai

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33 Verb dei/knu<mi, to showPresent / Imperfect

active middle/pass Principal parts

Indi

cativ

e

dei/knu<mi dei/knu^mai dei/knu<midei/knu<j dei/knusai dei/cwdei/knu<si¨n©

dei/knutai e1deica

dei/knu^men

deiknu/meqa de/deixa

dei/knu^te dei/knusqe de/deigmaideiknu^/a><si¨n©

dei/knuntai e0dei/xqhn

e0dei/knu<n e0deiknu^/mhn

e0dei/knu<j e0dei/knusoe0dei/knu< e0dei/knutoe0dei/knu^men

e0deiknu/meqa

e0dei/knu^te

e0dei/knusqe

e0dei/knu^san

e0dei/knunto

Subj

unct

ive

deiknu^/w deiknu^/wmai

deiknu/h|j deiknu/h||deiknu/h| deiknu/htaideiknu/wmen

deiknuw&meqa

deiknu/hte deiknu/hsqedeiknu/wsi¨n©

deiknu/wntai

Opt

ativ

e

deiknu^/oimi

deiknu^oi/mhn

deiknu/oij deiknu/oiodeiknu/oi deiknu/oitodeiknu/oimen

deiknuoi/meqa

deiknu/oite deiknu/oisqedeiknu/oien deiknu/ointo

Impe

rativ

e

dei/knu< dei/knu^sodeiknu^/tw deiknu/sqwdei/knu^te dei/knusqedeiknu^/twsan

deiknu/sqwsan

deiknu^/ntwn

deiknu/sqwn

Parti

c.

deiknu</j-u/ntoj

deiknu^/menoj

deiknu<=sa-shj

deiknume/nh

deiknu^/n-u/ntoj

deiknu/menon

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Inf deiknu^/nai dei/knu^sqai

Co-incidental forms with participlesdei/knu<si¨n© PrInAc3Pl deiknu<=si¨n©

PrPcAcM/NDtPldei/cousi¨n© FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPldeiknu^/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPldeica&ntwn AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPldeixqhn/twn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPa M/NGnPl

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Intentionally blank

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34 Verb a)po/llu<mi, to destroy / wastePresent / Imperfect

active middle/passtransitive intransitivedestroy perish

Indi

cativ

e

a)po/llu<mi a)po/llu^maia)po/llu<j a)po/llusaia)po/llu<si¨n©

a)po/llutai

a)po/llu^men a)pollu/meqaa)po/llu^te a)po/llusqea)pollu^/a><si¨n©

a)po/lluntai

a)pw&llu<n a)pwllu^/mhn

a)pw&llu<j a)pw&llusoa)pw&llu< a)pw&llutoa)pw&llu^men

a)pwllu/meqa

a)pw&llu^te a)pw&llusqea)pw&llu^san

a)pw&llunto

Subj

unct

ive

a)pollu^/w a)pollu^/wmai

a)pollu/h|j a)pollu/h||a)pollu/h| a)pollu/htaia)pollu/wmen a)polluw&me

qaa)pollu/hte a)pollu/hsqea)pollu/wsi¨n©

a)pollu/wntai

Opt

ativ

e

a)pollu^/oimi a)pollu^oi/mhn

a)pollu/oij a)pollu/oioa)pollu/oi a)pollu/oitoa)pollu/oimen a)polluoi/

meqaa)pollu/oite a)pollu/oisqea)pollu/oien a)pollu/ointo

Impe

rativ

e

a)po/llu< a)po/llu^soa)pollu^/tw a)pollu/sqwa)po/llu^te a)po/llusqea)pollu^/twsan

a)pollu/sqwsan

a)pollu^/ntwn

a)pollu/sqwn

Parti

c.

a)pollu</j-u/ntoj

a)pollu^/menoj

a)pollu<=sa-shj

a)pollume/nh

a)pollu^/n-u/ntoj

a)pollu/menon

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Inf a)pollu^/nai a)po/llu^sqai

Co-incidental forms with participlesa)po/llu<si¨n© ¯ a)pollu<=si¨n©

PrInAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NDtPl

a)pole/sousi¨n© FuInAc3Pl or FuPcAcM/NDtPla)pollu^/ntwn PrIvAc3Pl or PrPcAcM/NGnPla)polesa&ntwn AoIvAc3Pl or AoPcAcM/NGnPla)polesqhn/twn AoIvPa3Pl or AoPcPaM/NGnPl

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Aoristweak active weak middle

only minority text

strong middle passive

transitive intransitive*

destroyed perished was destroyed

Indi

cativ

e

a)pw&lesa a)pwlesa&mhn a)pwlo/mhn a)pwle/sqhna)pw&lesaj a)pwle/sw a)pw&lou a)pwle/sqhja)pw&lese¨n© a)pwle/sato a)pw&leto a)pwle/sqha)pwle/samen a)pwlesa&meq

aa)pwlo/meqa a)pwle/sqhmen

a)pwle/sate a)pwle/sasqe a)pw&lesqe a)pwle/sqhtea)pw&lesan a)pwle/santo a)pw&lonto a)pwle/sqhsan

Subj

unct

ive

a)pole/sw a)pole/swmai a)po/lwmai a)polesqw~a)pole/sh|j a)pole/sh| a)po/lh| a)polesqh|=ja)pole/sh| a)pole/shtai a)po/lhtai a)polesqh|=a)pole/swmen a)polesw&meq

aa)polw&meqa a)polesqwmen~

a)pole/shte a)pole/shsqe a)po/lhsqe a)polesqh=tea)pole/swsi¨n©

a)pole/swntai a)po/lwntai a)polesqw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

a)pole/saimi a)polesai/mhn a)poloi/mhn a)polesqei/hna)pole/seiaj ¾ a)pole/saio a)po/loio a)polesqei/hja)pole/seie¨n©¾

a)pole/saito a)po/loito a)polesqei/h

a)pole/saimen a)polesai/meqa a)poloi/meqa a)polesqei=men¾

a)pole/saite a)pole/sasqe a)po/loisqe a)polesqei=te¾

a)pole/seian ¾ a)pole/sainto a)po/lointo a)polesqei=en

¾

Impe

rativ

e

a)po/leson a)po/lesai a)polou= a)pole/sqhtia)polesa&tw a)polesa&sqw a)pole/sqw a)polesqh/twa)pole/sate a)pole/sasqe a)po/lesqe a)pole/sqhtea)polesa&twsan

a)polesa&sqwsan

a)pole/qwn a)polesqh/twsan

a)polesa&ntwn a)polesa&sqwn a)pole/sqwsan a)polesqhn/twn

Parti

c.

a)pole/sa>j-antoj

a)polesa&menoj

a)polo/menoj a)polesqei/j-entoj

a)pole/sa>sa-hj

a)polesame/nh a)polome/nh a)polesqei=sa-hj

a)pole/san-antoj

a)polesa&menon

a)polo/menon a)polesqe/n-entoj

Inf a)pole/sai a)pole/sasqai a)pole/sqai a)polesqh=nai

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* The strong middle aorist is used in a passive sense in 1C 10:9, were destroyed.

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Perfect1st active 2nd activetransitive intransitivehave destroyed have perished

Indi

cativ

e

a)polw&leka a)po/lwlaa)polw&lekaj a)po/lwlaja)polw&leke¨n© a)po/lwle¨n©a)polwle/kamen a)polw&lamena)polwle/kate a)polw&latea)polwle/ka>si¨n© a)polw&la>si¨n©a)pwlwle/kein ¿ a)pwlw&lein ¿a)pwlwle/keij ¿ a)pwlw&leij ¿a)pwlwle/kei ¿ a)pwlw&lei ¿a)pwlwle/keimen ¿ a)pwlw&leimen ¿a)pwlwle/keite ¿ a)pwlw&leite ¿a)pwlwle/keisan ¿ a)pwlw&leisan ¿

Subj

unct

ive

a)polwle/kw a)polwlw~a)polwle/kh|j a)polwlh=|ja)polwle/kh| a)polwlh=|a)polwle/kwmen a)polwlw~mena)polwle/khte a)polwlh=tea)polwle/kwsi¨n© a)polwlw~si¨n©

Opt

ativ

e

a)polwle/koimi a)polwlai/hna)polwle/koij a)polwlai/hja)polwle/koi a)polwlai/ha)polwle/koimen a)polwlai=men

¾a)polwle/koite a)polwlai=te ¾a)polwle/koien a)polwlai=en ¾

Impe

rativ

e

a)polwleke a)polw&laqia)polwleke/tw a)polwla&twa)polwle/kete a)polw&latea)polwleke/twsan a)polwla&twsana)polwleko/tej e1stwn

a)polwlo/tej e1stwn

Parti

c. a)polwlekw&j-o/toj a)polwlw&j-o/toja)polwlekui=a-a>j a)polwlw~sa-hja)polwleko/j-o/toj a)polwlo/j-o/toj

Inf a)polwleke/nai a)polwle/nai

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Futureactive - Attic active - sigmatic middle - Attic passivetransitive intransitivewill destroy will perish will be destroyed

Indi

cativ

e

a)polw~ a)pole/sw a)polou=mai

a)polesqh/somai

a)polei=j a)pole/seij a)polei= a)polesqh/sh| ¯-ei

a)polei= a)pole/sei a)polei=tai a)polesqh/setaia)polou=men a)pole/somen a)polou/

meqaa)polesqhso/meqa

a)polei=te a)pole/sete a)polei=sqe a)polesqh/sesqea)polou=si¨n©

a)pole/sousi¨n©

a)polou=ntai

a)polesqh/sontai

Subj

unct

ive

Opt

ativ

e

a)poloi/hn a)pole/soimi a)poloi/mhn a)polesqhsoi/mhn

a)poloi/hj a)pole/soij a)poloi=o a)polesqh/soioa)poloi/h a)pole/soi a)poloi=to a)polesqh/soitoa)poloi=men a)pole/soimen a)poloi/

meqaa)polesqhsoi/meqa

a)poloi=te a)pole/soite a)poloi=sqe a)polesqh/soisqe

a)poloi=en a)pole/soien a)poloi=nto a)polesqh/sointo

Impe

rativ

ePa

rtic.

a)polw~n-ou=ntoj

a)pole/swn-ontoj

a)polou/menoj

a)polesqhso/menoj

a)polou=sa-hj a)polesou=sa-hj

a)poloume/nh

a)polesqhsome/nh

a)polou=n-ou=ntoj

a)po/leson-ontoj a)polou/menon

a)polesqhso/menon

Inf a)polei=n a)pole/sein a)polei=sqai

a)polesqh/sesqai

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35 Difficult Verbs

To sell, to buyPresent Future Aorist Perfect

Act/Mid-PassAor.Pass

to sell pwle/w¨a)podi/domai©pipra>&skw

a)podw&somai

e1pw&lhsaa)pedo/mhn

pe/pra>kape/pra>mai

e0pra>&qhn

to buy w)ne/omai¨pri/amai©

w)nh/somaie0pria&mhn

e0w&nhmai (act. sense)

e0wnh/qhn

to buy (Koiné) a)gora&zw a)gora&sw h0go/rhsa

h0go/rhka h0gora&sqhn

To capture, to choosePresent Future Aorist Perfect

take, capture ai9re/w e9lw~ e9lei=j ¯ ai9rh/sw[Care: Fut of e0lau/nw ise9lw~ e9la%>~j ...]

ei[lonStrongAor

If e9lei=nPc e9lw&n -o/ntoj -ou=sa -o/n

h3|rhka

be taken, captured a(li/skomai

a(lw&somai e9a&lwnRoot Aor

If a(lw~naiPc e9alou/j -ontoj -ou=sa -o/n

e9a&lwka

to choose ai9re/omai

ai9rh/somai ¯ e9lou=mai

ei9lo/mhnStrongAor

If e9le/sqaiPc e9lo/menoj -h -on

h3|rhmai

to be chosen ai9re/omai

ai9reqh/somai h9|re/qhnIf ai9reqh=naiPc ai9reqei/j -qei=sa -qe/n

h3|rhmai

So e0caire/omai e0ceilo/mhn to deliver, set free [Ac 12:11].

Compounds of some -mi verbspi/mplhmi to fill but e0mpi/plhmipi/mprhmi to burn but e0mpi/prhmi

Some formsa)polu<=sai

¡Aorist Infinitive Active

a)po/lu<sai¦

Aorist Imperative Passive 2 Singular

a)polu</sai Aorist Optative Active 3 Singular (Alternative to a)polu</seie¨n© )

e0naxqh=nai Aorist Infinitive Passive of e0na&gw £ to be led ine0nexqh=nai Aorist Infinitive Passive of fe/rw £ to be carried

e0fi/stamai Present Indicative Middle/Passive of e0fi/stamai £ to be setting upone0pi/stamai (Deponent) to know how, to understand

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tre/pw to turn (trans)tre/fw to thicken, bring upstre/fw to turn (trans)e0ntre/pw Ac put to shame [1C 4:14]; Pa to feel shame; Mid to respect (man) [Lk 18:2]e0pitre/pw + Dat.

to allow, permit [Mt 8:21]

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36 Verb ListAttic Future, Strong Aorist marked: ¬Root Aorist marked: Rt

Present Future Aorist+Inf Perfect Ac+Pa Aor Pass +Inf Remarks

a)gge/llwannounce

a)ggelw~¬

h1ggeilaa)ggei=lai

h1ggelkah1ggelmai

h0gge/lqhna)ggelqh=naih0gge/lhna)ggelh=nai

h0gge/lhn [dihgge/lhn Rm 9:17] is late Greek

a!gnu<mibreak

a!cw e1acah]caa!cai

e1a>ga e0a&ghna)gh=nai

NT kata&gnu<mi shatterRoot Vag-Anoth. a!cw from a!gwIm e0a&gnu<nFu katea&cw [Mt 12:20] (intrusive augment)

a`!gwlead

a!cw h1ga`gon ¬a)gagei=n

h]xa¯a)gh/oxah]gmai

h1xqhna)xqh=nai

Another a!cw from a!gnu<mi

ai1dwsing

a!|somai h]|saa%>}sai

- h1|sqhnai0sqh=nai

Cl poetical a)ei/dw

ai0ne/wpraise

ai0ne/somaiai0ne/sw

h1|nesaai0ne/sai

h1|nekah1|nhmai

h1|ne/qhnai0neqh=nai

-e not lengthened to -h

ai9re/wtake, capture

e9lw~ »e9le/w½ai9rh/sw

ei[lon ¬

e9lei=n

h3|rhka - AoStrPc e9lw&n -o/ntojFu e9lw~ e9lei=junlike e0lw~ from e0lau/nw

a(li/skomaibe taken,captured

a(lw&somai e9a&lwnRt

a(lw~nai

e9a&lwka - AoRtPc a(lou/j -o/ntojNot in NT;Frequent in LXX

ai9re/omaiM=choose

ai9rh/somaie9lou=mai

ei9lo/mhn¬e9le/sqai

h3|rhmai - e9lo/menojAoPc

[Hb 11:25]. NT also has ai9reti/zw, e0kle/gomai for choose

ai9re/omaiP=be chosen

ai9reqh/somai ¬

£ see AoPa h3|rhmai h9|re/qhnai9reqh=nai

ai1rwlift, raise

a)rw~¬

h]raa}>rai

h]rkah]rmai

h1rqhna)rqh=nai

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ai0sqa&nomaiperceive

ai0sqh/somai

h0|sqo/mhn¬ai0sqe/sqai

h0|sqhmai - +gen

ai0sxu</nwdishonour

ai0sxunw~¬

h1|sxu<naai0sxu<=nai

- h0|sxu/nqhnai0sxunqh=nai

Attic future

a)kou/whear

a)kou/swa)kou/somai

h1kousaa)kou=sai

a)kh/koah1kousmai

h0kou/sqhna)kousqh=nai

Deponent future

a)lei/fwanoint

a)lei/yw h1leiyaa)lei=yai

a)lh/li^faa)lh/limmai

h0lei/fqhna)leifqh=nai

a(li/skomai (see above) See ai9re/w above

a)lla&sswto change

a)lla&cw h1llacaa)llacai (a&?)

h1llaxah1llagmai

h0la&xqhn a)palla&ssw Pf=to settle with [Lk 12:58]

-a(llomaito leap

a(lou=mai¬

h9lo/mhn¬a(le/sqaih9la&mhna#lasqai

- - Common composite: e0ca&llomai

a(marta&nwsin

a(marth/sw(cl. a(marth/somai)

h3marton¬a(martei=nh9ma&rthsaa(marth=sai

h9ma&rthkah9mar&thmai

h9marth/qhna(marthqh=nai

Future inMt 18:21, Rm 6:15

a)mu</nwA=ward off M=defend

a)munw~¬

h1mu<na¬a)mu<=nai

- - AoInMd3Sg h0mu</nato [Ac 7:24]

a)naqa&llwto revive

a)naqalh/sw a)ne/qalon¬a)naqelei=na)ne/qhla [cl.]a)naqh=lai

a)nate/qhla-

- Strong Ao in Phil 4:10(which is also classical).

a)na>li/skwa)na>lo/wdestroy; spend

a)na>lw&sw

a)nh/lwsaa)nalw~sai

a)nh/lwkaa)nh/lwmai

a)nhlw&qhna)na>lwqh=nai

Fu in [2Q 2:8];Ao,Pf also a)na>-

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a)noi/gwa)noi/gnu<miopen

a)noi/cw a)ne/w%cah1noicah0ne/w%caa)noi=cai

a)ne/w%xaa)ne/w%gaa)ne/w%gmaih1noigmaih0ne/w%gmai

a)new&|xqhnh0noi/xqhnh0new&|xqhna)noixqh=naia)new%xqh=naih0noi/ghna)noigh=nai

Double/Triple augment

AoPa (Sj / Inf)a)noixqw~sin Mt 20:22a)new%xqh=nai Lk 3:21

a)re/skwplease

a)re&sw h1resaa)re/sai

- h0re/sqhna)resqh=nai

a!rxwrule; M=begin

a!rcw h]rcaa!rcai [VS]

h]rxah]rgmai

h1rxqhna)rxqh=nai

+gen

a)fikne/omaiarrive

a)fi/comai a)fi<ko/mhn ¬a)fi<ke/sqai

a)fi<=gmai - a)fi</keto [Rm 16:19]

au0ca&nw¯au0cwincrease (tr)

au0ch/sw hu1chsaau0ch=sai

hu1chkahu1chmai

hu0ch/qhnau0chqh=nai

bai/nwgo

bh/somai e1bhn Rtbh=nai

be/bhka - See paradigm

ba&llwthrow

balw~~¬

e1balon¬

balei=n

be/blhkabe/blhmai

e0blh/qhnblhqh=nai

bibrw&skweat

brw&somai e1brwsabrw~sai

be/brwkabe/brwmai

e0brw&qhnbrwqh=nai

Pf in Jn 6:13

bla&ptwharm

bla&yw e1blayabla&yai [VS]

be/blafabe/blammai

e0bla&fqhnblafqh=naie0bla&bhnblabh=nai

Short a revealed by AoPc bla&yan [Lk 4:35]

boa&wshout

boh/somai e0bo/hsaboh=sai

-be/bwmai

e0bw&sqhnbwsqh=nai

PfPa and AoPa Ionic only [WWG]

bou/lomaiwish

boulh/somai £AorPass bebou/lhmai

e0boulh/qhnboulhqh=nai

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game/wmarry (Sj=m)

gamw~¬

e1ghmagh=maie0ga&mhsagamh=sai

gega&mhka e1gamh/qhngamhqh=nai

Aorists:e1ghma Lk 14:20e0ga&mhsen Mk 6:17

game/omaimarry (Sj=f)

gamou=mai¬

e0ghga&mhngh/masqai [VS]

gega&mhmai

-

gela&wto laugh

gela&somai e0ge/lasagela&sai

-gege/lasmai

e0gela&sqhngelasqh=nai

katagege/lasmai [LS]

gi</nomaibecome

genh/somai e0geno/mhn ¬gene/sqai

ge/gonagege/nhmai

e0genh/qhngenhqh=nai

Cl gi/gnomaiPfPc gegonw&j¯gegw&j

gi<nw&skwknow

gnw&somai e1gnwnRt

gnw~nai

e1gnwkae1gnwsmai

e1gnw&sqhngnwsqh=nai

Cl gignw&skwAoPc gnou/j gno/ntoj gnou=sa gno/n

gra&fwwrite

gra&yw e1grayagra&yai

ge/grafage/grammai

e0gra&fhngrafh=nai

da&knwbite

dh/comai e1dakon¬dakei=n

de/dhxade/dhgmai

e0dh/xqhndhxqh=nai

NT only present tense

dei/knu<mito show

dei/cw e1deicadei=cai

de/deixade/deigmai

e0dei/xqhndeixqh=nai

See paradigm

de/w ¨A©bind

dh/sw e1dhsadh=sai

de/deka¯-hkade/demai

e0de/qhndeqh=nai

de/w ¨B©lack, needit is necessary

deh/sw

dei= Impf e1dei

e0de/hsadeh=saie0de/hse

dede/hka - Original root deV

de/omaibeseech (DP)

deh/somai £AorPass dede/hmai e0deh/qhndehqh=nai

Middle form of future,Passive form of aorist

de/rwflag, flog

derw~ e1deiradei=rai de/darmai

e0da&rhndarh=nai

de/xomaireceive

de/comai e0deca&mhnde/casqai

de/degmai e0de/xhndexqh=nai

diale/gomaiconverse (DP)

diale/comai £AorPass diei/legmai diele/xqhndialexqh=nai

In NT also DMdiele/cato [Ac 18:19]

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dida&skwteach

dida&cw e0di/dacadida&cai [VS]

dedi/daxadedi/dagmai

e0dida&xqhndidaxqh=nai

The di- is retained throughout

di/dwmigive

dw&sw e1dwkadou=nai

de/dwkade/domai

e0do/qhndoqh=nai

diw&kwto pursue

diw&cwdiw&comai

e0di/wcadiw~cai

dedi/wxadedi/wgmai

e0diw&xqhndiwxqh=nai

doke/wto seem, think

do/cw e1doca dedo/khkadedo/khmaide/dogmai

e0do/xqhndoxqh=nai

Some forms from *do/kw

du/namaibe able(DM/DP)

dunh/somai e0dunhsa&mhn

dedu/nhmai e0dunh/qhnh0dunh/qhndunhqh=nai

dunhqh=nai[4Mac 11:25]

du</nw¯du</wsink, set (sun)

du</sw e1du<sadu<=saie1du<n

Rtdu<=nai

de/du<kade/dumai

e0du/qhnduqh=nai

Wk Aor transitiveRt Aor intransitive

e0a&wto allow

e0a>&sw ei1a>sae0a>~sai [VS]

ei1a>kaei1a>mai

ei0a>&qhne0a>qh=nai

Im ei1wn ei1a>j ei1a> ei0w~men ei0a>~te ei1wn

e0gei/rwraise

e0gerw~¬

h1geirae0ghei=rai

e0gh/gerkae0gh/germai

h0ge/rqhne0gerqh=nai

e0qi/zwaccustom

e0qiw~¬

ei1qisae0qi/sai [VS]

ei1qikaei1qismai

ei0qi/sqhne0qisqh=nai

to\ ei0qisme/non[Lk 2:27]

»e1qw½accustom

- - ei1wqaei0w&qein Ppf

- Pf has present intransitive meaningOriginal root sVhq-. Dutch wennen?

ei1kw ¨A©yield

ei1cw ei]caei]cai

- - Original root Vik-.Latin v[c]toavoidu9pei/kw submit [Hb 13:17]

ei1kw ¨B© be like

ei1cw e1oikaei0ke/nai Inf

- Pf has present meaning. Pp e0w&|kein

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ei0mi/be

e1somai - - - See paradigm. Im h1mhn¯h]¯h]n h]sqa¯h]j h]n h1meqa¯h]men h]te¯h]ste h]san

ei1rgwimprison;prevent

ei1rcw ei1rcaei]rcai

-ei1rgmai

ei1rxqhnei0rxqh=nai

Not NT, LXXOT £kwlu/äw[2Mac 12:40]

e0lau/nwdrive

e0lw~ »e0la&w½

¬!

h1lasae0la&sai

e0lh/lakae0lh/lamai

h0la&qhne0laqh=nai

Attic future but with -a&w contraction.Unlike e9lw~ from ai9re/w

e0le/gxwaccuse, convict

e0le/gcw h1legcae0le/gcai

-e0lh/legmai

h0le/gxqhne0legxqh=nai

Also: to question, examine, prove

e9lko/wmake sore

e9lkw&sw h3lkwsa [VS]e9lkw~sai

¨h3lkwka©h3lkwmai ðei3lkwmai

NA

h9lkw&qhne9lkwqh=nai

PfPcPa h9lkwme/noj [Lk 16:20]

e3lkwdrag

e9lku/swe3lcw Cl

ei3lkusae9lku/sai

ei3lkukaei3lkusmai

ei9lku/sqhne9lkusqh=nai

Ipf ei[lkon Acts 21:30

e0lpi/zwhope

e0lpiw~¬

h1lpisae0lpi/sai

h1lpika h1lpi/sqhne0lpisqh=nai

e1nnu<miput clothes on (tr)

e3swa)mf-iw~

¬

h0mfi/-esaa)mfi-e/sai

-h0mfi/-esmaih0mfi/-eimai

h0mfi-e/sqhna)mfi-esqh=nai

NT a)mfi-e/nnu<miRoot=Ves-(cf vestio)Another ei]mai from i<1hmi

e0pi/stamaiunderstand

e0pisth/somai

£Pass - h0pisth/qhne0pisthqh=nai

Deponent Passive. Conjug. as i3stamaiDo not confuse withe0fi/sthmi e0fi/stamai

e3pomaito follow

e3yomai e9spo/mhn¬e9spe/sqai

--

- +dat. Im ei9po/mhn[Ac 20:4] sune/pomai

e0rga&zomaiwork (DP)

e0rga&somai

£AoPass ei1rgasmai ei0rga&sqhne0rgasqh=nai

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e0reuna&wsearch

e0reunh/sw h0reu/nhsae0reunh=sai

¨h0reu/nhka©¨h0reu/nhmai©

h0reunh/qhne0reunhqh=nai

e1rxomaicome

e0leu/somaiei]mi Cl

h]lqon¬

e0lqei=n

e0lh/luqa

e0rwta&wask a question

e0rwth/sw h0rw&thsae0rwth=sai

h0rw&thkah0rw&thmai

h0rwth/qhne0rwthqh=nai

Cl AoInMd h0ro/mhn¬

e0sqi/w¯e1dwCleat

fa&gomaie1domai

e1fagon¬

fagei=n

e0dh/dokae0dh/desmai

h0de/sqhne0desqh=nai

eu9ri/skwfind

eu9rh/sw hu[ron¬

eu9rei=n

hu3rhkahu3rhmai

hu9re/qhneu9peqh=nai

Alsonwithout augment, eu[ron etc.

e1xwhave

e3cwsxh/sw

e1sxon¬

sxei=n

e1sxhka e0sxe/qhnsxeqh=nai

See paradigmpare/xw=provide

e1xomaicling to

e1sxhmai

za&wlive

zh/swzh/somai

e1zhsazh=sai

- - Im e1zwn ¯ e1zhn

h3domaibe pleased

h9sqh/somai

£Pass - h3sqhnh9sqh=nai

+dat

qa&ptwbury

qa&yw e1qayaqa&yai te/qammai

e0ta&fhntafh=nai

qa&yai [Mt 8:21] reveals short a

qauma&zwwonder

qauma&somai

e0qau/masaqauma&sai

teqau/makateqau/masmai

e0qauma&sqhn

qauma&sai reveals short a

qe/lwwish

qelh/sw h0qe/lhsaqelh=sai

h0qe/lhka - Cl e0qe/lw etc.

qigga&nwtouch

qi/comai e1qigon¬

qigei=n

- - [Hb 11:28] +gen

-qnh/|skwdie

qanou=mai¬

e1qanon¬qanei=n

te/qnhka - In prose: a)poqnh/|skwPfIf teqnhke/nai ¯ teqna&nai

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qru/ptwcrush

qru/yw e1qruyaqru/yai

-te/qrummai

e0qru/fqhnqrufqh=naie0tru/fhntrufh=nai

[Ac 21:13] sunqru/ptw break (the heart)

qu</wsacrifice

qu</sw e1qu<saqu<=sai

te/qukate/qumai

e0tu/qhn Note avoidance of double aspirate

i<3hmisend

h3sw h3kaei3nai

ei3kaei3mai¯e3wmai

ei3qhne9qh=nai

See paradigmPfIf ei9ke/nai

i9la&skomaipropitiate

i9la&somai i<9lasa&mhni9la&sasqai

- i<9la&sqhni9lasqh=nai

i3sthmimake stand

sth/sw e1sthsasth=sai

- See paradigm

i3stamaistand (intr)

e1sthnRt

sth=nai

e3sthka e0sta&qhnstaqh=nai

kaqai/rwpurify

kaqarw~¬

e0ka&qa>rakaqa>~rai

-keka&qarmai

e0kaqa&rqhnkaqarqh=nai

Not a compound of kata-

ka&qhmaisit

kaqh&somai

- - - Impf e0kaqh/mhn. See paradigm

kai/wburn

kau/sw e1kausakau=sai

ke/kaukake/kaumai

e0kau/qhnkauqh=nai¨kat©eka&hn¨kata©kah=nai

Ao2Pa and Fu2Pakateka&hn [Rv 8:7]kah/somai [1C 3:15]

kale/wcall

kale/swkalw~

e0ka&lesakale/sai

ke/klhkake/klhmai

e0klh/qhnklhqh=nai

kalw~ is Pres or Fut

ka&mnwbe weary

kamou=mai¬

e1kamon¬kamei=n

ke/kmhka - [Hb 12:3]

kauxa&omaiboast (DM)

kauxh/somai

e0kauxhsa&mhnkauxh/sasqai

kekau/xhmai

-

kei=mailie (down)

kei/somai - - - Im e0kei/mhn. See paradigm

kei/rwshear

kerw~ e1keirakei=rai

-ke/karmai

e0ka&rhnkarh=nai

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kera&nnu<mito mix

kerw~¬

kera&sw

e0ke/ra`sa -ke/kra¨s©mai

e0kra&qhnkraqh=nai

sugkera&nnu<mi [Hb 4:2]

kerdai/nwto gain

kerdanw~ ¬

e0ke/rdhsae0ke/rda>na

keke/rdhka e0kerdhqhnkerdhqh=nai

e0ke/rda>na Cl and 1C 9:21 ó

klai/wweep(A/M intr)lament (A tr)

klau/swklau/somai

e1klausaklau=sai

-ke/klaumai

e0klau/sqhnklausqh=nai

Original root klaV

klei/wshut

klei/sw e1kleisaklei=sai

ke/kleikake/kleismai

e0klei/sqhnkleisqh=nai

kle/ptwsteal

kle/yw e1kleyakle/yai

ke/klofake/klemmai

e0kla&phnklaph=nai

komi/zwconvey

komiw~¬

e0ko/misakomi/sai

keko/mikakeko/mismai

e0komi/sqhnkomisqh=nai

FuMd komi/zomai / komiou=mai

ko/ptwcut

ko/yw¬

e0ko/yako/yai

keko/fakeko/mmai

e0ko/phnkoph=nai

kore/nnu<mito satiate

kore/sw e0ko/resakore/sai

-keko/resmai

e0kore/sqhnkoresqh=nai

kre/mannu<mihang (A tr)

kremw~¬

e0kre/masakrema&sai

- e0krema&sqhnkremasqh=nai

krema&sai [Es 6:4] shows short a

kre/mamai(M intr)

kremh/somai

e0kremasa&mhn

-

kri</nwjudge

krinw~¬

e1kri<nakri<=nai

ke/krikake/krimai

e0kri/qhnkriqh=nai

kta&omaiacquire, possess

kth/somai e0kthsa&mhnkth/sasqai

ke/kthmai e0kth/qhnkthqh=nai

Pf =possess

ktei/nwkill

ktenw~¬

e1kteinaktei=nai

e1ktona e1kta&nqhnktanqh=nai

Compound a)poktei/nwPassive usu. rendered by a)poqnh|/skw(exception: Mt 16:21)

lagxa&nwobtain by lot

lh/comai e1laxonlaxei=n

ei1lhxaei1lhgmai

e0lh/xqhnlhxqh=nai

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lamba&nwtake

lh/¨m©yomai

e1labon¬

labei=n

ei1lhfaei1lhmmai

e0lh/¨m©fqhnlhfqh=nai

lanqa&nwescape the notice of

lh/sw e1laqon¬

laqei=n

le/lhqa-

-

lanqa&nomaiforget

lh/somai e0laqo/mhn¬laqe/sqai

le/lhsmai Also e0pilanqa&nomai =forget

la&skwbust asunder

lakh/somai e1la`kon¬lakei=ne0la`&khsalakh=sai

le/la>ka-

- [Ac 1:18]

le/gw ¨A©say

e0rw~¬

ei]pon¬

ei0pei=n

ei1rhkaei1rhmai

e0le/xqhnlexqh=naie0rre/qhnr(eqh=naie0rrh/qhnr(hqh=nai

Original root Ver

le/gw ¨B©gather

le/cw e1lecale/cai

ei1loxale/legmai¯ei1legmai

e0le/xqhnlexqh=naie0le/ghnlegh=nai

lei/pwleave

lei/yw e1lipon¬

lipei=n

le/loipale/leimmai

e0lei/fqhnleifqh=nai

lu</wloosen

lu</sw e1lu<salu<=sai

le/lukale/lumai

e0lu/qhnluqh=nai

The standard regular verb

manqa&nwto learn

maqh/somai e1maqon¬maqei=n

mema&qhka-

-

ma&xomaifight

maxou=mai e0maxesa&mhnmaxe/sasqai

mema&xhmai-

- PrIf ma&xesqaiFuIf maxei=sqai

me/llwintend, be about to

mellh/sw e0me/llhsamellh=sai

- -

me/lwbe a care

melh/sw e0me/lhsamelh=sai

meme/lhka Mainly impersonal:me/lei moi

mele/omaicare for

melh/somai - meme/lhmai

e0melh/qhnmelhqh=nai

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me/nwremain

menw~ e1meinamei=nai

meme/nhka-

-

mi</gnu<mimix

mi</cw e1mi<cami<=cai

me/mixame/mi<gmai

e0mi</xqhnmi<xqh=nai

e0mi/ghnmigh=nai

mimnh/skwA=remind

mnh/sw e1mnhsamnh=sai

- -

M.pf=remember

- - me/mnhmai e0mnh/sqhnmnhsqh=nai

Iv me/mnhsoAoPa in Lk 1:54 apparently active.

mnhsteu/wbetroth

mnhsteu/sw e0mnh/steusamelh=sai

memnh/steukamemnh/steumaie0mnh/steumai

e0mnhsteu/qhnmnhsteuqh=nai

ne/mwdistribute

nemw~¬

e1neimanei=mai

nene/mhkanene/mhmai

e0nemh/qhnnemhqh=nai

ne/wswim

neu/somai e1neusaneu=sai

ne/neuka -

oi]daPf-form=know

ei1somai Clei0dh/sw NT

- - - See paradigmIf ei0de/nai. Pp h1|dein

oi0ktei/rwoi0kti</rwpity

oi0kteirh/swoi0kti<rh/sw

w!|kteiraoi0ktei=raiw!|kti<raoi0kti<=rai

- -

oi1omai¯oi]maithink (DP)

oi0h/somai £Pass - w)|h/qhnoi0hqh=nai

Im w)|o/mhn w!|mhn

oi1xomaihave gone

oi0xh/somai - oi1xhka¯ w%!xhka

- opposite to h3kw to have come

-o1llu<miTr=destroy

olw~ ¬

ole/sw

w!lesao0le/sai

o0lw&lhka w)le/sqhno0lesqh=nai

See paradigm

-o1llumaiIntr=perish

olou=mai¬

w)lo/mhn¬o0le/sqai

o1lwla - In prose: a)po/llu<mi¯a)po/llumai

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o1mnu<miswear

o0mou=mai¬

w}mosao0mo/sai

o0mw&mokao0mw&mo¨s©mai

w)mo/¨s©qhno0mo¨s©qh=nai

o0ni/nhmiprofit

o0nh/sw w!nhsao0nh=saiw)nh/mhn¯-a&-o1nasqai

- w)nh/qhno0nhqh=nai

AoOpMd o0nai/mhn[Pn 1:20]

o9ra&wsee

o1yomai ei]don¬

i0dei=nw)ya&mhno1yasqai

e9w&ra>kae9w&ra>mai

w!fqhno0fqh=nai

Im e9w&rwn, e9w&ra>j, e9w&ra>, e9wrw~men, e9wra>~te, e9w&rwn.Ao1Sj in Lk 13:28

o0rgi/zomaiP=become angry

o0rgiou=mai ¬

£Pass w!rgismai w)rgi/sqhno0rgisqh=nai

Also active:o0rgi/zw = make angry

o0ru/sswdig

o0ru/cw w!rucao0rucai (u/?)

o0rw&ruxao0rw&rugmai

w)ru/xqhno0ruxqh=naiw)ru/ghno0rugh=nai

dioru/ssw=break into (a house) [Lk 12:39]

o0fei/lwowe

o)feilh/sw w)fei/lhsao)feilh=sai

- w)feilh/qhno0feilhqh=nai

pa&sxwsuffer

pei/somai e1paqon¬paqei=n

pe/ponqa - Another pei/somai from pei/qw

pei/qwpersuade

pei/sw e1peisapei=saie1piqon (Cl.) ¬piqei=n

pe/peikape/peismai

e0pei/sqhnpeisqh=nai

a)peiqe/w: Cl disobey; HGk disbelieve [Ac 14:2, Jn 3:36]

Md=obey, believe

pei/somai e0piqo/mhn¬piqe/sqai

Another pei/somai from pa&sxw

Pf2=trust pe/poiqa

pe/mpwsend

pe/myw e1pemyape/myai

pe/pomfape/pemmai

e0pe/mfqhnpemfqh=nai

pe/tamaipe/tomaii3ptamaifly

peth/somaipth/somai

e0pto/mhn¬pte/sqaie0pta&mhnpta&sqai

- e1pthnpth=nai

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peta&nnu<mispread

peta&sw e0pe/tasapeta&sai

-pe/ptamai ¯pepe/tasmai

e0peta&sqhnpetasqh=nai

pi/mplhmifill

plh/sw e1plhsaplh=sai

pe/plhkape/plhsmai

e0plh/sqhnplhsqh=nai

Pr/Im as i3sthmi;rest from »plh/qw½

e0mpi/plhmito fill full

e0mplh/sw e0ne/plhsae0mph=sai

e0mpe/plhkae0mpe/plhsmai

e0neplh/sqhne0mplhsqh=nai

No m in Present(max 1 m in the word).

pi/mprhmiburn

pre/sw e1prhsaprh=sai

-pe/prhsmai

e0prh/qhnprhsqh=nai

Pr/Im as i3sthmi;rest from »prh/qw½

e0mpi/prhmito kindle

e0mpre/sw e0ne/prhsae0mph=sai

-e0mpe/prhsmai

e0neprh/qhne0mprhsqh=nai

No m in Present(max 1 m in the word).

pi</nwdrink

pi/omaipiou=mai

¬

e1pion¬

piei=n

pe/pwkape/pomai

e0po/qhnpoqh=nai

PrIv pi<=qi^

pi</ptwfall

pesou=mai¬

e1peson¬pesei=n

pe/ptwka-

-

ple/wsail

pleu/somai e1pleuapleu=sai

pe/pleukape/pleusmai

e0pleu/sqhnpleusqh=nai

See paradigmRoot pleu- pleV plu-

plh/sswstrike

plh/cw e1plhcaplh=cai

pe/plhgape/plhgmai

e0plh/xwhnplhxqh=naie0plh/ghnplhgh=naie0pla&ghnplagh=nai

pra>&sswdo

pra>&cw e1pra>capra>~cai

pe/pra>xa (tr)pe/pra>ga(intr)pe/pra>gmai

e0pra>&xqhnpra>xqh=nai

Attic pra>&ttwLong a> throughoutIntr=have fared

punqa&nomaiascertain

peu/somai e0puqo/mhn ¬puqe/sqai

pe/pusmai -

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pwle/wto sell

pwlh/sw e0pw&lhsapwlh=sai

- -

a)podi/domai

a)podw&somai

a)pedo/mhn ¬a)podo/sqai

- - a)pe/dosqe [Ac 5:8]

pipra>&skw

- - pe/pra>kape/pra>mai

e0pra>&qhnpra>qh=nai

r(e/wto flow

r(eu/somai e1rreusar(eu=sai

e0rru/hka-

e0rru/hn pararre/w drift away [Hb 2:1]

r(h/gnu<mibreak

r(h/cw e1rrhcar(h=cai

e1rrwga (intr)

e0rra&ghnr(agh=nai

Pf=am broken

r(i</ptwthrow

r(i</yw e1rri<yar(i<=yai

e1rri<fae1rri<mai

e0rri</fqhnr(i<fqh=nai

sbe/nnu<miextinguish

sbe/sw e1sbesasbe/sai

e1sbhka (intr)e1sbesmai

e0sbe/sqhnsbesqh=nai

skeda&nnu<miscatter

skedw~»skeda&w½

¬!

e0ske/dasaskeda&sai

-e0ske/dasmai

e0skeda&sqhnskedasqh=nai

Attic future but with -a&w contraction

spei/rwsow

sperw~¬

e1speiraspei=rai

e1sparkae1sparmai

e0spa&rhnsparh=nai

-ste/llwto send

stelw~¬

e1steilastei=lai

e1stalkae1stalmai

e0sta&lhnstalh=nai

In prose: a)poste/llw

stre/fwto turn

stre/yw e1streyastre/yai

e1strofae1strammai

e0strefqhnstrefqh=naie0stra&fhnstrafh=nai

strw&nnu<mistore/nnu<mispread

storh/swstorw~

¬

e1strwsastrw~saie0sto/resastore/sai

e1strwkae1strwmai

-

sfa&llwtrip up

sfalw~¬

e1sfhlasfh=lai

-e1sfalmai

e0sfa&lhnsfalh=nai

Only cognate words in NT. LXX 5x.

sw%&zwsave

sw&sw e1swsasw~sai

se/swkase/swsmai

e0sw&qhnswqh=nai

tele/wfinish

telw~¬

e0te/lesatele/sai

tete/lekatete/lesmai

e0tele/sqhntelesqh=nai

telw~ is Pres or Fut

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-te/llw(cause to) rise

telou=mai¬

e1teilatei=lai

te/talkate/talmai

- Common composite: a)nate/llw rise (up)

te/mnwcut

temw~~¬

e1temon¬temei=n

te/tmhkate/tmhmai

e0tmh/qhntmhqh=nai

Composite: perite/mnw circumcise

ti/qhmiput

qh/sw e1qhkaqei=nai

te/qhkate/qeimai

e0te/qhnteqh=nai

See paradigm

ti/ktwbeget

te/comaite/cwtekou=mai

e1tekon¬

tekei=n

te/toka-

e0te/xqhntexqh=nai

ti/nwpay

ti/sw e1ti<sati=sai

te/tikate/tismai

e1ti/sqhntisqh=nai

a)poti/nw, repay, in Phmon 1:19

titrw&skwwound

trw&sw e1trwsatrw~sai

-te/trwmai

e0trw&qhntrwqh=nai

Not in NT. LXX 16x.

tre/pwturn

tre/yw e1treyatre/yai

te/trofate/trammai

e0tre/fqhntrefqh=naie0tra&phntraph=nai

Another te/trofa from tre/fw

tre/fwnourish

qre/yw e1qreyaqre/yai

te/trofate/qrammai

e0tra&fhntrafh=naie0qre/fqhnqrefqh=nai[VS]

Another te/trofa from tre/pw

tre/xwrun

dramou=mai ¬

e1dramon¬dramei=n

dedra&mhka-

tugxa&nwhappen, chance

teu/comai e1tuxon¬

tuxei=n

tetu/xhka¯te/teuxa-

+gen

tu/ptwstrike

tupth/sw e0tu/pthsatupth=sai

- e1tu/phntuph=nai

u9pisxne/omaipromise

u9posxh/somai

u9pesxo/mhn ¬u9posxe/sqai

u9pe/sxhmai

- +dat of person +acc of thing.NT=e0pagge/llw

fai/nwshow, shine, give light

fanw~ e1fa>na¯e1fhnafa>~nai¯fh=nai

pe/fagkape/fasmai

e0fa&nqhn Ao1

fanqh=naie0fa&nhn

Ao2

fanh=nai

Ao1= made to appearAo2=appeared

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fe/rwbring, carry

oi1sw h1negkae0ne/gkaih1negkon¬e0negkei=n

e0nh/noxae0nh/negmai

h0ne/xqhne0nexqh=nai

feu/gwflee

feu/comai e1fugonfugei=n

pe/feuga-

-

fhmi/say

fh/sw e1fhsafh=sai

- - See paradigm

fqa&nwanticipate

fqh/somai e1fqasafqa&saie1fqhn

Rtfqh=nai

e1fqaka-

-

-fqei/rwdestroy, corrupt

fqerw~¬

e1fqeirafqei=rai

e1fqarkae1fqarmai

e1fqa&rhnfqarh=nai

In prose: diafqei/rw

fobe/omaifear (DP)

fobh/somai £Pass pefo/bhmai e0fobh/qhnfobhqh=nai

fu</wproduce

fu</sw e1fu<sa trfu<=saie1fu<n intr=wasfu<=nai

pe/fu<ka-

- pe/fu<ka=be by nature

xai/rwrejoice

xairh/sw - kexa&raka e0xa&rhnxarh=nai

A/M/P=rejoice

xe/w¯xu/wpour

xew~¬

e1xeaxe/ai

ke/xukake/xumai

e0xu/qhnxuqh=nai

Root xeu- xeV- xu-

xra&omaiuse

xrh/somai e0xrhsa&mhnxrh/sasqai

ke/xrhmai e0xrh/sqhnxrhsqh=nai

+dat

xrh/it is necessary

xrh=stai - - - Im e1xrhn

xri</wanoint

xri</sw e1xri<saxri=<sai

-ke/xri<¨s©mai

e0xri</sqhnxri<sqh=nai

AoIf xri<=sai [Nu 7:88]

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yu</xwto make cold

yu</cw e1yu<ca -e1yugmai

e0yu^/xhnyu^xh=naie0yu^/ghnyu^gh=naie0yu^/xqhnyu^xqh=nai

yu^gh/setai [Mt 24:12]

-w)qe/wpush

w!sw e1wsaw}sai

-e1wsmai

e0w&sqhnw)sqh=nai

Im e0w&qoun. Composites a)pwqe/w,e0cwqe/wAo e0cw~sa¯e0ce/wsa

w)ne/omaibuy

w)nh/somai w)nhsa&mhn

e0w&nhmai(active sense)

e0wnh/qhnw)nhqh=nai(pass. sense)

Ao in [Ac 7:16]NT mainly uses a)gora&zw

¨pri/amai© - e0pria&mhn

- - -

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37 Index

a)gallia&w 43a)gge/llw 44, 106a!gnu<mi 106a)gora&zw 104a`!gw 106ai1dw 106ai0ne/w 43,106ai9re/w 104, 106ai1rw 44, 106ai0sqa&nomai 107ai0sxu</nw 107a)kou/w 106a)lei/fw 107a(li/skomai 104, 106a(llomai 107a(marta&nw 107a)mu</nw 107a)nabai/nw 49a)naqa&llw 107a)na>li/skw 107a)noi/gnu<mi 108a)noi/gw 108a!peimi 63a)podi/domai 104, 119a)po-didra&skw 50a)po/llu<mi 97a)polu</w 14a)re/skw 108a)rke/w 43a!rxw 108au0ca&nw 108au0cw 108a)fi</hmi 90a)fikne/omai 108a)fi/sthmi 79

bai/nw 49, 108ba&llw 46, 108bibrw&skw 108bio/w 49bla&ptw 108boa&w 108bou/lomai 108

game/w 109gela&w 43,109gi/gnomai 109gignw&skw 109gi</nomai 109gi<nw&skw 49, 109gra&fw 109

da&knw 109

dei/knu<mi 94, 109de/omai 42, 109 de/rw 109de/xomai 109de/w ¨A© 109de/w ¨B© 109dhlo/w 40diale/gomai 109dida&skw 110di/dwmi 67, 110diw&kw 110doke/w 110du/namai 64, 110du</nw¯du</w 50, 110

e0a&w 43,110e0gei/rw 110e0qi/zw 110e1qw 110ei1kw ¨A© 110ei1kw ¨B© 110ei0mi/ (to be) 63, 111ei]mi (to go) 63, 65ei1rgw 111e0lau/nw 111e0le/gxw 111e9lko/w 111e3lkw 111e0lpi/zw 111e0mpi/plhmi 104, 118e0mpi/prhmi 104, 118e0na&gw 104e1nnu<mi 111e0ntre/pw 105e0pi/stamai 104, 111e0pitre/pw 105e3pomai 111e0rga&zomai 111e0reuna&w 112e1rxomai 112e0rwta&w 112e0sqi/w¯e1dw 112eu9ri/skw 112e0fi/stamai 104e1xw 28, 112'' 32pare/xw

za&w 41, 112

h3domai 112

qa&ptw 112

qauma&zw 112qea&omai 43qe/lw 112qigga&nw 112qnh/|skw 112qru/ptw 113qu</w 113i<0a&omai 43i<3hmi 86, 113'' 90a)fi</hmi i9la&skomai 113i3ptamai 117pe/tamai

i1shmi 57i3sthmi 75, 113'' 79a)fi/sthmi

kaqai/rw 113ka&qhmai 64, 113kai/w 113kale/w 43,113ka&mnw 113kauxa&omai 113kei=mai 113kei/rw 113kera&nnu<mi 114kerdai/nw 114klai/w 114kla&w 43klei/w 114kle/ptw 114komi/zw 114kopia&w 43ko/ptw 114kore/nnu<mi 114kre/mannu<mi 114kri</nw 55, 114kru/ptw 53kta&omai 114ktei/nw 114

lagxa&nw 114lamba&nw 115lanqa&nw 115la&skw 115le/gw ¨A© 115le/gw ¨B© 115lei/pw 115lu</w 10'' 14a)polu</w

'' 18Dual

'' 21Ptc

'' 24DualPtc

'' 115

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ma&xomai 115manqa&nw 115me/llw 115me/lw 115me/nw 116mi</gnu<mi 116mimnh/skw 116mnhsteu/w 116

ne/mw 116ne/w 116

oi]da 57, 116oi0ktei/rw 116oi0kti</rw 116oi1omai¯oi]mai 116oi1xomai 116o1llu<mi 116o1mnu<mi 117o0ni/nhmi 117o9ra&w 117o0rgi/zomai 117o0ru/ssw 117o0fei/lw 117

pa&reimi 63pare/xw32pa&sxw 117pei/qw 53, 117peina&w 43pe/mpw 117pe/tamai 117peta&nnu<mi 118pe/tomai 117

pi/mplhmi 104, 118pi/mprhmi 104, 118pi</nw 118pipra>&skw 104, 119pi</ptw 118ple/w 42, 118plh/ssw 118poie/w 39pra>&ssw 118pri/amai 64, 104, 122punqa&nomai 118pwle/w 104, 119

r(e/w 119r(h/gnu<mi 119r(i</ptw 119

sbe/nnu<mi 119skeda&nnu<mi 119spa&w 43spei/rw 119ste/llw 55, 119store/nnu<mi 119stre/fw 119strw&nnu<mi 119su/noida 58sfa&llw119sw%&zw 119

ta&ssw 54tele/w 43,119te/llw 120te/mnw 120ti/qhmi 71, 120ti/ktw 120

ti<ma&w 37ti/nw 120titrw&skw 120tre/pw 105, 120tre/fw 105, 120tre/xw 120tugxa&nw 120tu/ptw 120

u9pisxne/omai 120

fai/nw 55, 120fe/rw 104, 121feu/gw 121fhmi/ 64, 121fqa&nw 121fqei/rw 121fobe/omai 121fula&ttw 53fu</w 121

xai/rw 121xa`la&w 43xe/w¯xu/w 121xra&omai 41, 121xrh/ 121xri</w 121

yu</xw 122

w)qe/w 122w)ne/omai 104, 122

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38 Abbreviations and References

Abbreviations

There is some overloading (multiple usage) of some shorter abbreviations, necessitated by space limitations in the paradigms, to be resolved by the context.

Mood, Tense, Voice, Number, Case, Gender and other Grammatical Terms

A, Ac, Act ActiveAc, Acc AccusativeAo, Aor AoristCl Classical formDM Deponent MiddleDP Deponent PassiveDt, Dat DativeF, Fe, Fem FeminineFu, Fut FutureGn, Gen GenitiveIm, Ipf ImperfectIv, Ipv ImperativeIf, Inf InfinitiveIn, Ind, Indic IndicativeIn, Int, Intr IntransitiveIon Ionic (dialect)Irr IrregularM, Ma, Mas, Masc MasculineM, Md, Mid, Med Middle (also by its Latin name, Medium)M/N Masculine and Neuter¡ Nonrecessive accentNe, Neu, Neut NeuterNm, Nom Nominative¾ Indicates alternative optative forms are possible (see separate table)Op, Opt OptativeP, Pa, Pass PassivePc, Ptc ParticiplePf, Perf PerfectPl, Plur PluralPp, Ppf Pluperfect¿ Indicates alternative pluperfect forms are possible (see separate table)Pr, Pres Present¦ Recessive accentRt Root AoristSg, Sing SingularSj, Subj (1) SubjectSj, Subj (2) SubjunctiveTr, Trans TransitiveVc, Voc Vocative

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Other Abbreviations

shading indicates that there are other occurrences of the shaded form~ The reference indicated does not have exactly the form in question2x, 3x etc. Two, three etc. occurrencesalt alternativelyAV Authorized VersionBHS Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (see references)Cl Classical Greek (rather than Hellenic – HGk)ó Egyptian manuscripts (as defined by Hodges and Farstad: typically èABC)H HebrewHGk Hellenic (Koiné) Greek (rather than classical – Cl)LXX Septuagintñ Majority textNKJV New King James VersionNA Neste-AlandNT New TestamentOT Old Testament (Tenakh)P1904 The Greek Orthodox Church Patriarchal text of 1904ð Textus Receptus (Received Text) text

Bible books have two-character abbreviations; other books have more than two characters.

1x=1 Chronicles, 1C=1Corinthians, Cl=Colossians1Q=1Thessalonians, 1T=1Timothy, Ti=TitusEc=Ecclesiastes, Ek=Ezekiel, Ep=Ephesians, Es=Esther, Er=EzraHb=Hebrews, Hg=Haggai, Hk=Habakkuk, Hs=HoseaJa=James, Jb=Job, Jd=Jude, Jg=Judges, Jh=Jonah, Jl=Joel, Jn=John, Jr=Jeremiah, Js=JoshuaNa=Nahum, Ne=Nehemiah, Nu=NumbersPh=Philippians, Pn=Philemon, Pr=Proverbs, Ps=PsalmsZc=Zechariah, Zp=Zephaniah

Old TestamentGn Genesis 2x 2 Chronicles Dn DanielEx Exodus Er Ezra Hs HoseaLv Leviticus Ne Nehemiah Jl JoelNu Numbers Es Esther Am AmosDt Deuteronomy Jb Job Ob ObadiahJs Joshua Ps Psalms Jh JonahJg Judges Pr Proverbs Mc MicahRu Ruth Ec Ecclesiastes Na Nahum1S 1 Samuel So Song of Solomon Hk Habakkuk2S 2 Samuel Is Isaiah Zp Zephaniah1K 1 Kings Jr Jeremiah Hg Haggai2K 2 Kings Lm Lamentations Zc Zechariah1x 1 Chronicles Ek Ezekiel Ml Malachi

New TestamentMt Matthew Ep Ephesians Hb HebrewsMk Mark Ph Philippians Ja JamesLk Luke Cl Colossians 1P 1 PeterJn John 1Q 1 Thessalonians 2P 2 PeterAc Acts 2Q 2 Thessalonians 1J 1 JohnRm Romans 1T 1 Timothy 2J 2 John1C 1 Corinthians 2T 2 Timothy 3J 2 John

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2C 2 Corinthians Ti Titus Jd JudeGl Galatians Pn Philemon Rv Revelation

References

[LS] H. G. Liddell and R. Scott, An Intermediate Greek-English LexiconOxford University Press, 1986.

[NH] M. A. North and A. E. Hillard, Greek Prose CompositionDuckworth, Impression of 2000, ISBN 0 7156 1284 0

[TY] Gavin Betts and Alan Henry, Teach Yourself Ancient GreekHodder and Stoughton, 1989. ISBN 0 340 42998 X.

[VS] P. de Vecci and F. Sacchi, Verbi GreciEdizioni Bignami, Milano, 1984.

[WWG] William W. Goodwin, A Greek GrammarMacmillan Education Ltd, 1989. ISBN 0 333 03429 5.

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