Verbs 1 Flashcards

1
Q

ἄγω

A

lead, drive, bring (paedagogue, pedagogy)

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2
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ἄρχω

A

begin, rule (+ genitive) (archaeology, anarchy)

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3
Q

βουλεύω

A

plan (+ infinitive), resolve to do (βουλευτήριον, council chamber)

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4
Q

βούλομαι

A

wish, want (+ infinitive) (cf. Latin volo, German wollen)

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5
Q

γίγνομαι

A

become, be born, be, turn out to be (+ nominative)

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6
Q

γράφω

A

write (epigraphy, palaeography)

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7
Q

εθέλω

A

wish, be willing (+ infinitive)

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8
Q

ἔρχομαι

A

come, go

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9
Q

ἔχω

A

have, hold, keep

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10
Q

κρίνω

A

judge, decide, separate (critic)

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11
Q

λέγω

A

say, speak, mean (cf. Latin lego; Greek λόγος word)

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12
Q

λείπω

A

leave (eclipse, ellipse)

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13
Q

λύω

A

free, loosen, release; destroy, break; ransom (catalyst, analysis)

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14
Q

μένω

A

remain, wait

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15
Q

νομίζω

A

think, believe

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16
Q

παιδεύω

A

educate, train

17
Q

παύω

A

stop; middle voice: cease (pause)

18
Q

πείθω

A

persuade; in middle-passive: obey, trust (+ dative)

19
Q

πέμπω

A

send (pomp)

20
Q

πιστεύω

A

trust (+ dative)

21
Q

πράττω

A

do, make; middle voice: exact for oneself (as a fee) (pragmatic)

22
Q

φέρω

A

bring, carry, bear (cf. Latin fero, English bear)