GREEK PRINCIPLE PARTS

Question 1

ἀγαπάω

Answer 1

ἀγαπάω love ἀγαπήσω ἠγάπησα ἠγάπηκα ἠγάπημαι ἠγαπήθην

Question 2

ἀγγέλλω

Answer 2

ἀγγέλλω announce ἀγγελῶ ἤγγειλα ἤγγελκα ἤγγελμαι ἠγγέλθην

Question 3

ἀγείρω

Answer 3

ἀγείρω gather ////////// ἤγειρα ////////// ////////// ἠγέρθην [2]
[2] In Attic, this form will be from ἐγείρω (q.v.): ἠγέρθην from ἀγείρω is not standard Attic.

Question 4

ἀγνοέω

Answer 4

ἀγνοέω be ignorant ἀγνοήσω ἠγνόησα ἠγνόηκα ἠγνόημαι ἠγνοήθην

Question 5

ἄγνῡμι

Answer 5

ἄγνῡμι break ἄξω ἔαξα ἔᾱγα ἔαγμαι[2.1] ἐάγην[2.2]
[2.1] This form is not attested in LSJ.
[2.2] Epic -ᾰ-, Attic -ᾱ-.

Question 6

ἀγορεύω

Answer 6

ἀγορεύω [3] speak ἐρῶ ἐἶπον, ἐἶπα [4] εἴρηκα εἴρημαι ἐρρήθην
[3] Note that, as with λέγω “say”, the tenses of this verb derive from more than one root. This phenomenon is known as suppletion — cf. the principal parts of ἔρχομαι, ἐρωτάω, ἐσθίω, ζάω, ὁράω, τρέχω, τύπτω, φέρω, ὠνέομαι, Latin fero, ferre, tuli, latum, and English “I go, I went, I have gone”, “I am, I was, I have been”.
[4] This aorist1 active is rare in Attic, common in Ionic.

Question 7

ἄγω

Answer 7

ἄγω lead ἄξω ἤγαγον ἦχα ἦγμαι ἤχθην

Question 8

ἀδικέω

Answer 8

ἀδικέω do wrong ἀδικήσω ἠδίκησα ἠδίκηκα ἠδίκημαι ἠδικήθην

Question 9

ᾄδω

Answer 9

ᾄδω sing ᾄσομαι ᾖσα ////////// ᾖσμαι ᾔσθην