Campbell's Greek Prose 1201-1300 Flashcards
ἀσεβειν
to be impious, to act impiously
ἀσθενειν
to be weak, to be ill (in aor. to fall ill)
ἀσκειν
to train, to exercise, to practice; to cultivate
αὐτομολειν
to desert (from an army)
ἀφαιρειν
to take away from, to deprive of (w/ double accusative)
βοηθειν
to render aid, to reinforce
γαμειν
to marry (man as subj, woman as acc. obj; in middle, woman as subj, man as dat. obj)
γεωργειν
to work on the land, to farm
δειν (transitive)
to die up, to put in chains, to imprison
δειν (impers.)
it is necessary; there is a need
δειπνειν
to have dinner, to dine
διαιρειν
to divide, to distinguish
διατελειν
to continue doing, to carry on doing
διοικειν
to administer, to manage, to govern, to control
δοκειν
to seem
δυστυχειν
to be unfortunate
δωροδοκειν
to take as a bribe, to take bribes
ἐγκαλειν
to bring an accusation, to bring a charge against (dat.)
ἐλεειν
to pity, to show mercy to
ἐννοειν
to reflect, to have in mind, to consider
ἐπαινειν
to praise, to commend
ἐπιβοηθειν
to send reinforcements, to intervene militarily (against dat.)
ἐπιδημειν
to be at home, to be in town
ἐπιθυμειν
to desire, to have a strong wish
ἐπινοειν
to intend, to have the purpose to
ἐπιορκειν
to perjure oneself, to commit perjury
ἐπισκοπειν
to inspect, to oversee; to meditate, to pursue an enquiry
ἐπιχειρειν
to put one’s hand to, to take in hand, to attempt (+dat/+inf)
εὐδοκιμειν
to enjoy a good reputation, to be held in high esteem, to be celebrated, to be popular
εὐεργετειν
to benefit, to do a good turn
εὐπορειν
to be well supplied, to be well stocked
εὐσεβειν
to be pious, to act piously
εὐτυχειν
to be fortunate, to be successful
ζητειν
to seek, to look for, to look into, to investigate
θαρρειν/θαρσειν
to have courage, to feel confident
θεωρειν
to view; to contemplate, to consider
θορυβειν
to raise a clamour, to applaud
καθαιρειν
to demolish, to destroy, to overthrow
καλειν
to call, to invite, to summon
καρτερειν
to be patient, to endure, to persevere
καταφρονειν
to look down upon, to despise, to regard with contempt (+gen)
κατηγορειν
to accuse, to charge, to prosecute
κινειν
to set in motion, to stir up, to disturb
κοσμειν
to arrange, to adorn, to embellish
κρατειν
(+gen) to be superior to, to control, to get possession of; (+acc) to master, to overcome
ληρειν
to talk nonsense
λοιδορειν
to abuse verbally (+acc); in middle, to hurl abuse at (+dat)
λυπειν
to grieve, to irritate, to annoy
λυσιτελειν
to profit (usually impersonal)
μαρτυρειν
to bear witness, to give evidence, to depose
μισειν
to hate, to detest
ναυμαχειν
to engage in a naval battle
νοσειν
to be ill, to be diseased
νουθετειν
to admonish, to lecture, to counsel
οἰκειν
to live, to reside
οἰκοδομειν
to build a house/any structure
ὀκνειν
(+inf) to shrink from doing, to hesitate
ὀλιγωρειν
to treat lightly, to be contemptuous of (+gen)
ὁμιλειν
to consort, to associate, to have intercourse with (+dat)
ὁμολογειν
to agree with (+dat)
παραινειν
to recommend, to advise (+dat) (and sometimes +inf)
παρακαλειν
to call to one’s side, to summon, to invite; to encourage
πλειν
to sail, to travel by sea
πλεονεκτειν
to gain an advantage over (+gen); to seek to take unfair advantage
πλουτειν
to be rich, to be wealthy
ποιειν
to make, to do, to cause
πολεμειν
to be at war, to make war (+dat)
πολιορκειν
to besiege
πονειν
to work hard, to labour, to suffer
προχωρειν
to go forward, to prosper, to succeed
πωλειν
to sell, to offer for sale
ῥειν
to flow
σκοπειν
to look into, to consider, to examine
στρατηγειν
to hold the office of, to be a general
συγχωρειν
to give way, to yield, to assent (+dat)
συκοφαντειν
to prosecute
σωφρονειν
to be prudent, to moderate
ταλαιπωρειν
to suffer, to be subjected to misery/distress/hardship
τελειν
to fulfil, to execute; to pay, to pay out
τηρειν
to watch for/over, to guard, to observe; to keep watch
ὑπηρετειν
to serve, to submit to, to be an underling of (+dat)
φθονειν
to be jealous of, to resent, to begrudge (+dat)
φιλειν
to love, to be fond of, to like, to kiss
φιλοσοφειν
to pursue knowledge, to study philosophy
φλυαρειν
to talk nonsense, to play the fool
φρονειν
to think
φρουρειν
to keep guard, to keep a look-out
χειροτονειν
to elect, to vote for
χωρειν
to advance, to come, to go; to contain, to have room for
ψοφειν
to make a noise
ὠθειν
to thrust, to shove, to push hard; (in middle. to force back, to dislodge an enemy)
ὠφελειν
to benefit, to help
ἀπαρνεισθαι
to deny that (+inf)
ἀπολογεισθαι
to speak in defense, to plead
ἀρνεισθαι
to deny
ἀφικνεισθαι
to arrive, to come
δεισθαι
to ask, to require
διανοεισθαι
to have in mind
διηγεισθαι
to set out in detail, to relate, to explain
ἐνθυμεισθαι
to think about, to reflect on, to consider (+gen)
