Lesson_011_Attic_Greek_Memorization

Question 1

παιδεύομαι

Answer 1

1st person Sg. Pres. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“I teach/am teaching for myself,” “I am taught/am being taught”)

Question 2

παιδεύῃ/-ει

Answer 2

2nd person Sg. Pres. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“you teach/are teaching for yourself,” “you [sg.] are taught/are being taught”)

Question 3

παιδεύεται

Answer 3

3rd person Sg. Pres. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“he/she/it teaches/is teaching for him/her/itself,” “he /she/it is taught/is being taught”)

Question 4

παιδευόμεθα

Answer 4

1st person Pl. Pres. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“we teach/are teaching for ourselves,” “we are taught/are being taught”)

Question 5

παιδεύεσθε

Answer 5

2nd person Pl. Pres. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“you teach/are teaching for yourselves,” “you [pl.] are taught/are being taught”)

Question 6

παιδεύονται

Answer 6

3rd person Pl. Pres. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“they teach/are teaching for themselves,” “they are taught/are being taught”)

Question 7

παιδεύσομαι

Answer 7

1st person Sg. Fut. Mid. Ind. Ω-verbs (“I shall teach/be teaching for myself”)

Question 8

παιδεύσῃ/-σει

Answer 8

2nd person Sg. Fut. Mid. Ind. Ω-verbs (“you [sg.] will teach/ be teaching for yourself”)

Question 9

παιδεύσεται

Answer 9

3nd person Sg. Fut. Mid. Ind. Ω-verbs (“he/she/it will teach/be teaching for him/her/itself”)

Question 10

παιδευσόμεθα

Answer 10

1st person Pl. Fut. Mid. Ind. Ω-verbs (“we shall teach/be teaching for ourselves”)

Question 11

παιδεύσεσθε

Answer 11

2nd person Pl. Fut. Mid. Ind. Ω-verbs (“you [pl.] will teach/be teaching for yourselves”)

Question 12

παιδεύσονται

Answer 12

3rd person Pl. Fut. Mid. Ind. Ω-verbs (“they will teach/be teaching for themselves”)

Question 13

ἐπαιδευόμην

Answer 13

1st person Sg. Imperf. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“I was teaching for myself, “I was being taught”)

Question 14

ἐπαιδεύου

Answer 14

2nd person Sg. Imperf. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“you were teaching for yourself, “you [sg.] were being taught”)

Question 15

ἐπαιδεύετο

Answer 15

3rd person Sg. Imperf. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“he/she/it/ was teaching for him/her/itself, “he/she/it was being taught”)

Question 16

ἐπαιδευόμεθα

Answer 16

1st person Pl. Imperf. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“we were teaching for ourselves, “we were being taught”)

Question 17

ἐπαιδεύεσθα

Answer 17

2nd person Pl. Imperf. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“you were teaching for yourselves, “you [pl.] were being taught”)

Question 18

ἐπαιδεύοντο

Answer 18

3rd person Pl. Imperf. Mid./Pass. Ind. Ω-verbs (“they were teaching for themselves, “they were being taught”)

Question 19

παιδεύεσθαι

Answer 19

Pres. Mid./Pass. Inf. Ω-verbs (“to teach for oneself”/”to be taught”)

Question 20

παιδεύσεσθαι

Answer 20

Fut. Mid. Inf. Ω-verbs (“to be going to teach for oneself”)

Question 21

παιδεύου

Answer 21

2nd person Sg. Pres. Mid./Pass. Imperat. (“teach for yourself!” or “be taught!)

Question 22

παιδευέσθω

Answer 22

3rd person Sg. Pres. Mid./Pass. Imperat. (“let him/her/it teach for him/her/itself!” or “let him/her/it be taught!”)

Question 23

παιδεύεσθε

Answer 23

2nd person Pl. Pres. Mid./Pass. Imperat. (“teach for yourselves!” or “be taught!”)

Question 24

παιδευέσθων

Answer 24

(“let them teach for themselves!” or “let them be taught!”)

Question 25

πείθω, πείσω, ἔπεισα, πέπεικα/πέποιθα, πέπεισμαι, ἐπείσθην

Answer 25

(with acc. + infin.) pursuade (to); (mid. + dat.) obey {πείθω, like the comparable verb κελεύω (Lesson 5), often governs an Inf.; the person persuaded is put into the accusative case. Πείθομαι (Mid. voice) has the special sense of “I obey” (from the notion of persuading oneself); the person or thing obeyed is put into the dative case.

Question 26

τρέπω, τρέψω, ἔτρεψα, τέτροφα, τέτραμμαι, ἐτρέφθην

Answer 26

turn; (mid.) betake onself, move [cf. protreptic] {τρέπω does not mean “ I turn” in the sense of “I turn myself around” or “I become”; rather, it means “I make something or someone turn” (cf. ἀλλάττω in Lesson 6). Thus in the Act. voice the verb always has a direct object with it; i.e., it is always transitive. In the Mid. voice the verb is reflexive (the subject puts itself into motion); therefore not direct object is needed with τρέπομαι.

Question 27

ἃμαξα, -ης, ἡ

Answer 27

cart, wagon

Question 28

λίμνη, -ης, ἡ

Answer 28

marsh, lake, pond [cf. limnology]

Question 29

πόπος, -ου, ὁ

Answer 29

place, passage (in a book) [cf. topic, topography, utopia]

Question 30

τρόπος, -ου, ὁ

Answer 30

turn, way, manner, habit; (pl.) character [cf. trope, entropy, heliotropic, trophy]

Question 31

μακρός, -ά, -όν

Answer 31

long, long-lasting [cf. macrocosm, macron]

Question 32

μικρός, -ά, -όν

Answer 32

small, little [cf. microphone, microscope]

Question 33

πόρρω

Answer 33

(adv.) far, far off; (prep. + gen.) far away from

Question 34

ὑπό (ὑπ᾽, ὑφ᾽)

Answer 34

(prep. + gen.) from under, by (under the agency of); (prep + dat.) under; (prep. + acc.) under, to a palce under [cf. hypocrisy, hypodermic, hypotenuse, hypothesis] { The omicron of ὁπό is elided before a word beginning with a vowel, and the elision is usually marked with a apostrophe (ὑπ᾽). If the following word has rough breathing, the pi before the apostrophe is “roughened” into phi (ὑφ᾽). }