14.1: Perfect Verbs Vocabulary

Question 1

ἀπέρχομαι

Answer 1

I go away, leave

Question 2

ἐγγίζω

Answer 2

I draw near, I approach

Question 3

μαρτυρέω

Answer 3

I testify, bear witness

Question 4

ὁράω

Answer 4

I see (share forms with βλέπω)

Question 5

πείθω

Answer 5

I persuade

Question 6

προσερχομαι

Answer 6

I come to, approach

Question 7

τηρέω

Answer 7

I keep, I guard

Question 8

εἶδός, τό

Answer 8

appearance

Question 9

ἥν

Answer 9

which (fem. acc. sg.)

Question 10

καλῶς

Answer 10

well (adverb)

Question 11

μαρτυρία, ἡ

Answer 11

testimony

Question 12

νικάω

Answer 12

I conquer

Question 13

οἶνος, ὁ

Answer 13

wine

Question 14

οὔτε… οὔτέ

Answer 14

neither… nor

Question 15

Σαμάρεια, ἡ

Answer 15

Samaria

Question 16

What are the three characteristics of the Perfect Verbs?

Answer 16

1. Reduplication of the first letter of the stem (and an added epsilon) 2. A kappa added at the end of the verb’s basic stem 3. Secondary endings with an alpha variable vowel

Question 17

What paradigm is used for the Perfect Verbs?

Answer 17

First Aorist paradigm

Question 18

How do Perfect Verbs translate?

Answer 18

“I have… ed”

Question 19

How do the aspirant characters θ,φ and χ reduplicate?

Answer 19

With their non-aspirant characters. θ - τ φ - π χ - κ

Question 20

What do compound verbs reduplicate?

Answer 20

The verb stem, not their prepositional prefix. απολύω - απολέλυκα

Question 21

What is different about the deponent rendition of the Perfect Verbs?

Answer 21

The kappa is not added, but it does reduplicate the stem.

Question 22

What three characteristics form the pluperfect?

Answer 22

1. Has an augment 2. A reduplicated perfect stem 3. An -ει formation in the variable vowel ελελύκει

Question 23

Recite the Perfect Verbs Deponent Paradigms

Answer 23