some principle parts and grammar bits Flashcards
recite λυω in the pluperfect active ind
ἐλελυκειν/κη ἐλελυκεις/κης ἐλελυκει(ν) ἐλελυκεμεν ἐλελυκετε ἐλελυκεσαν
how do verbs that do not follow true reduplication in the perfect tense appear in the pluperfect?
the pluperfect for these verbs cannot receive the augment
how does the stem στρατευ- appear in the perfect and pluperfect?
ἐστρατευκα, ἐστρατευκειν (not ἠστρατευκειν)
what are ‘verbs with hard vowel character’?
verbs whose stem ends in α, ε, ο
how do verbs with hard vowel character change in their various tenses?
they lengthen their vowel character in forming all tenses except present and imperfect
give τιμαω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect
τιμαω, τιμησω, ἐτιμησα, τετιμηκα
give φιλεω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect
φιλεω, φιλησω, ἐφιλησα, πεφιληκα
give δηλοω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect
δηλοω, δηλωσω, εδηλωσα, δεδηλωκα
what if the hard vowel character of a verb is α pure?
it is lengthened to long α instead of η
give δραω in its 1st person in present, future, weak aorist and perfect
δραω, δρασω, ἐδρασα, δεδρακα
- in compound verbs, what happens if the prefix ends with a vowel and the verb begins with a vowel?
- give a greek eg
- the final vowel of the preposition is dropped before the initial vowel of a verb
- ἀπο + ἀγω = ἀπαγω
give two prepositions which are exceptions to the ‘drop the final vowel before a vowel-starting verb’
- περι
2. προ
what is this process of dropping the final vowel of a preposition in a compound verb called?
elision
when do π and τ become φ and θ in compound verbs?
when the verb begins with an aspirated vowel (or dipthong) and the preposition (after elision) ends in π or τ
complete ἀπο + αἱρεω
ἀφαιρεω