some principle parts and grammar bits Flashcards

1
Q

recite λυω in the pluperfect active ind

A
ἐλελυκειν/κη
ἐλελυκεις/κης
ἐλελυκει(ν)
ἐλελυκεμεν
ἐλελυκετε
ἐλελυκεσαν
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2
Q

how do verbs that do not follow true reduplication in the perfect tense appear in the pluperfect?

A

the pluperfect for these verbs cannot receive the augment

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3
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how does the stem στρατευ- appear in the perfect and pluperfect?

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ἐστρατευκα, ἐστρατευκειν (not ἠστρατευκειν)

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4
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what are ‘verbs with hard vowel character’?

A

verbs whose stem ends in α, ε, ο

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5
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how do verbs with hard vowel character change in their various tenses?

A

they lengthen their vowel character in forming all tenses except present and imperfect

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6
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give τιμαω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect

A

τιμαω, τιμησω, ἐτιμησα, τετιμηκα

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7
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give φιλεω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect

A

φιλεω, φιλησω, ἐφιλησα, πεφιληκα

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8
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give δηλοω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect

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δηλοω, δηλωσω, εδηλωσα, δεδηλωκα

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9
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what if the hard vowel character of a verb is α pure?

A

it is lengthened to long α instead of η

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10
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give δραω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect

A

δραω, δρασω, ἐδρασα, δεδρακα

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11
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  1. in compound verbs, what happens if the prefix ends with a vowel and the verb begins with a vowel?
  2. give a greek eg
A
  1. the final vowel of the preposition is dropped before the initial vowel of a verb
  2. ἀπο + ἀγω = ἀπαγω
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12
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give two prepositions which are exceptions to the ‘drop the final vowel before a vowel-starting verb’

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  1. περι

2. προ

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13
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what is this process of dropping the final vowel of a preposition in a compound verb called?

A

elision

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14
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when do π and τ become φ and θ in compound verbs?

A

when the verb begins with an aspirated vowel (or dipthong) and the preposition (after elision) ends in π or τ

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15
Q

complete ἀπο + αἱρεω

A

ἀφαιρεω

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16
Q

how does augmentation and reduplication in compound verbs work?

A

verbs compounded with prepositions take augment and reduplication between the preposition and the verb, and the final vowel of a preposition (except προ and περι) is dropped before the augment

17
Q

give προσκρουω in the impf and perf

A

προσεκρουον, προσκεκρουκα

18
Q

give εἰσαγγελλω in the impf and perf

A

εἰσηγγελλον, εἰσηγγελκα

19
Q

give ἀποκωλυω in the impf and perf

A

ἀπεκωλυον, ἀποκεκωλυκα

20
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give ἀπαγορευω in the impf and perf

A

ἀπηγορευον, ἀπηγορευκα

21
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give ἐκλυω in the impf and perf

A

ἐξελυον, ἐκλελυκα