Greek Grammar 27 (All verbs) Flashcards
What does the present tense “φιλέ-ομεν” look like in the contracted form?
φιλοῦμεν
Identify the verb “δύνανται” and translate.
Present Indicative Deponant 3rd person plural. “they are able, can”
What does the present tense “φιλέ-ω” look like in the contracted form?
φιλῶ
Identify the verb “δύνασθε” and translate.
Present Indicative Deponant 2nd person plural. “You (all) are able, can”
What does the imperfect tense “ἐφίλε-ες” look like in the contracted form?
ἐφίλεις
Identify the verb “ἐπορεύετο” and translate.
Imperfect Indicative Deponant 3rd sing. He/She was traveling
Identify the verb “εἰμί” and translate.
present tense 1st person singular. I am
If a future tense verb stem ends in a γ, how does it change?
It changes into a ξ. i.e. γ + σ = ξ
If a future tense verb stem ends in a σκ, how does it change?
It changes into a ξ. i.e. σκ + σ = ξ
Identify the verb “πορευσόμεθα”and translate.
Future Indicative Deponant 1st person plural. We will go/travel
Identify the verb “ἔλεγε(ν)” and translate.
Imperfect Indicative Active 3rd sing. He/She was speaking, used to speak.
If a future tense verb stem ends in a τ, how does it change?
It changes into a σ. i.e. τ + σ = σ
Identify the verb “ἦμεν” and translate.
past tense 1st person plural. We were
Identify the verb “ἐστέ” and translate.
present tense 2nd person plural. You (all) are
What does the imperfect tense “ἐφίλε-ον” look like in the contracted form?
ἐφίλουν
Identify the verb “πορεύσῃ”and translate.
Future Indicative Deponant 2nd person singular. You will go/travel
What does the present tense “φιλέ-εις” look like in the contracted form?
φιλεῖς
Identify the verb “ἔσομαι” and translate.
Future tense 1st person singular. I will be
Identify the verb “γίνομαι” and translate.
Present Indicative Deponant 1st person singular. “I become”
What does the present tense “ἀγαπά-ουσι(ν)” look like in the contracted form?
ἀγαπῶσι(ν)
Identify the verb “πορεύσεσθε”and translate.
Future Indicative Deponant 2nd person plural. You (all) will go/travel
What does the present tense “ἀγαπά-ει” look like in the contracted form?
ἀγαπᾷ
Identify the verb “πιστεύσεις”and translate.
Future Indicative Active 2nd person singular. You will believe
Identify the verb “γράφομεν” and translate?
Present Indicative Active 1st person plural. We write.
Identify the verb “πιστεύσομεν”and translate.
Future Indicative Active 1st person plural. We will believe
Identify the verb “ἤμεθα” and translate.
less common past tense 1st person plural. We were
Identify the verb “γράφουσι(ν)” and translate?
Present Indicative Active 3rd person plural. They write.
What does the imperfect tense “ἐφίλε-ε” look like in the contracted form?
ἐφίλει
Identify the verb “εἰσί(ν)” and translate.
present tense 3rd person plural. They are
Identify the verb “ἐπορεύοντο” and translate.
Imperfect Indicative Deponant 3rd plur. They were traveling
If a future tense verb stem ends in a χ, how does it change?
It changes into a ξ. i.e. χ + σ = ξ
What was the original ending of the 2nd sing middle/passive? And how did it change?
It was originally -εσο. A sigma between 2 vowels (intervocalic sigma) drops, leaving εο. ε + ο contracts to ου.
Identify the verb “γίνῃ” and translate.
Present Indicative Deponant 2nd person singular. “You become”
Identify the verb “ἔλεγον” (1) and translate.
Imperfect Indicative Active 1st sing. I was speaking, used to speak.
Identify the verb “ἦσαν” and translate.
past tense 3rd person plural. They were
Identify the verb “ἐπορεύου” and translate.
Imperfect Indicative Deponant 2nd sing. You were traveling
Identify the verb “γράφω” and translate?
Present Indicative Active 1st person singular. I write.
Identify the verb “γίνου” and translate.
Present Imperative Deponant Singular. “be!”
Identify the verb “δυνάμεθα” and translate.
Present Indicative Deponant 1st person plural. “We are able, can”
Identify the verb “ἦσθα” and translate.
less common past tense 2nd person singular. You were
When the stem begins with a “ο” vowel augment, what letter does it change into?
An ω. It is called a temporal augment because temporarliy the ο will turn into an ω to form the imperfect.
Identify the verb “ἐσμέν” and translate.
present tense 1st person plural. We are
When the stem begins with a consonant augment, what letter goes before it?
An ε. It is called a syllabic augment because by adding the ε, we are adding a syllable.
What does the present tense “ἀγαπά-ω” look like in the contracted form?
ἀγαπῶ