Protagoras Vocabulary 331a6-b7

Question 1

conjugate φημί in the present active indicative, singular and plural

Answer 1

φημί, φῄς, φῄ; φαμέν, φατέ, φασί

Question 2

conjugate φημί in the present active subjunctive, singular and plural

Answer 2

φῶ, φῇς, φῇ; φῶμεν, φήτε, φώσι

Question 3

conjugate φημί in the present active optative, singular

Answer 3

φαίην, φαίης, φαίη

Question 4

conjugate φημί in the present active optative, plural

Answer 4

φαῖμεν or φαίημεν, φαίητε, φαῖεν or φαίησαν

Question 5

conjugate τιμάω in the present active optative, singular

Answer 5

τιμῷην, τιμῴης, φιμῴῃ

Question 6

conjugate τιμάω in the present active optative, plural

Answer 6

τιμῴημεν, τιμῴητε, τιμῴησαν

Question 7

give the rules for protasis and apodosis of a future more vivid condition

Answer 7

(protasis) ἐάν + subjunctive; (apodosis) future indicative or equivalent

Question 8

give the rules for protasis and apodosis of a future less vivid condition

Answer 8

(protasis) εί + obtative; (apodosis) optative + ἄν

Question 9

translate and identify the type of condition: ἐὰν ἔλθῃ, νικήσομεν

Answer 9

If he/she/it comes, we will conquer (future more vivid)

Question 10

translate and identify the type of condition: εἰ οἰ πολέμιοι ἔλθοιεν, πολεμοῖτε ἄν.

Answer 10

If the enemies should come (were the enemies to come), you would fight (future less vivid)

Question 11

ἀποκρίνομαι, (future) ἀποκρινοῦμαι

Answer 11

to answer

Question 12

ἐπανέρομαι

Answer 12

to question again and again

Question 13

ἐάω

Answer 13

to permit, allow

Question 14

ἤτοι

Answer 14

truly

Question 15

διακωλύω

Answer 15

to hinder, prevent

Question 16

συνδοκέω

Answer 16

to seem good also; (esp. 3rd singular used as impersonal) it seems good also