28: More MI Verbs

Question 1

ἀπόλλυμι/ἀπολλύω

Answer 1

I destroy (middle: I perish)

Question 2

ἀφίημι

Answer 2

I forgive; I allow; I dismiss

Question 3

κάθημαι

Answer 3

I sit; I stay

Present Deponent Participle: καθήμενος, -η, -ον

Imperfect Deponent Indicative: ἐκάθητο

Question 4

φημί

Answer 4

I say

Question 5

δεξιός, -ά, -όν

Answer 5

right ἐν δεξιᾷ (χειρί), “on the right (hand)”

Question 6

διό

Answer 6

wherefore, therefore

Question 7

εἴτε

Answer 7

if, whether;

εἴτε… εἴτε, whether… or; if… if

Question 8

καθώς

Answer 8

just as, as

Question 9

νυνί

Answer 9

at this moment (emphatic form)

Question 10

τέ

Answer 10

and, but, also (postpositive) (synonym of δέ, but more “literary”

Question 11

ἀπόκρισις, ἡ

Answer 11

answer

Question 12

κατάγω

Answer 12

I land (a boat)

Question 13

μάγοι, οἱ

Answer 13

Magi

Question 14

μωρία, ἡ

Answer 14

foolishness

Question 15

ὀφείλω

Answer 15

I owe, am debtor to

Question 16

παράπτωμα, τό

Answer 16

transgression

Question 17

Παῦλος, ὁ

Answer 17

Paul

Question 18

Πέτρος, ὁ

Answer 18

Peter

Question 19

σταυρός, ὁ

Answer 19

cross

Question 20

Recite ἀφίημι Present Active Indicative Paradigm

Answer 20

Question 21

Recite ἀφίημι Principal Parts

Answer 21

Question 22

συνίημι

Answer 22

I understand

Question 23

ἀνίημι

Answer 23

I loosen

Question 24

παρίημι

Answer 24

I neglect

Question 25

What are the four forms φημί appears in the New Testament?

Answer 25

φημί “I say”

φησίν “he/she says”

φασίν “they say”

ἔφη “he/she said”

Question 26

What are the two groups of verbs that does not take the accusative case for their direct objects?

Answer 26

1. Genitive Direct Object - verbs of sense perception (to hear, taste, touch, handle, desire, sharing, filling and ruling)

(ἤκουσα τοῦ ἀγγέλου, “I heard the angel”)

2. Dative Direct Object - not easily grouped, although the dative direct object may be influenced by a prepositional prefix

(τότε ἀπεκρίθησαν αὐτῷ, “Then they answered him”)

Question 27

What could be some Alternate Second Aorist endings?

Answer 27

When they use the first aorist alpha variable vowel instead of the second aorist’s epsilon/omicron variable vowel.

(ἔβαλαν for ἔβαλον)