Verbs Flashcards

Question

worship

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προσκυνεω **+ dative** Compound verb E-contract verb **Note how this verb demands a _dative_ after it, similar to πιστευω** κυνεω is not really used on its own, but it has meaning of 'to bow down'

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συναγω Compound verb Memory tip: taking the preposition and verb together, literally translates to 'together, lead'. So 'leading together' would = gather/bring together

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ὑπαγω Compound verb Memory tip: it is ὑπο + αγω which means 'lead down' which kind of feels like 'lead away' ie, depart.

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Add ού (=not) in front of the verb. If the first letter of the next word is a vowel with smooth breathing: ούκ If the first letter of the next word is a vowel with rough breathing: οὐχ

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ἐστι(ν)

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ἐσμεν

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εἰσι(ν)

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ἀνοιγω Think: it sounds like 'annoy' - if you **opened** a vampire casket, the vampire would be very annoyed!

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ἀποκαλυπτω Think '**apocalyp**se'

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βαπτιζω Sounds like 'baptise'

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γραφω Think 'a**graph**ia' '**graph**' 'biblio**graph**y' The **content** of what is written is in the **accusative**, and the **recipient** of the writing is in the **dative**. Future passive: γραφησομαι Aorist passive: ἐγραφην

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διωκω

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δοξαζω Think back to noun 'δοξα'

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κηρυσσω The Greek word for 'proclamation' is '**kery**gma'

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κραζω Sounds like 'cry' Note, when converting this word into future or aorist tense, it behaves like κρασσω ie, rather than the ζ becoming σ, it becomes ξ

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πεμπω Kind of sounds like 'penpal' where you **send** letters to each other

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πειθω Think: you need to '**pay** forward your **tho**ughts' to convince or persuade someone

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σωζω (sometimes written as σῳζω) Think '**so**teriology' - soteriology is the doctrine of salvation Future passive: σωθησομαι Aorist passive: ἐσωθην

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ὑπαρχω Think of it as a combination of ὑπερ + ἀρχη. Which is 'above' + 'beginning', so combined its like an 'upgraded/transcendent beginning' so you don't just 'begin' but you actually 'exist' or 'be' -\> remember God said that 'I am who I am', which is to say that God exists beyond the limitations of space and time, and has no beginning and end.

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αἰτεω E-contract verb Think: '**aeti**ology' αἰτεω is followed by a double accusative - both **the person asked** and **what is asked** for occur in the accusative eg, αἰτω τον θεον ζωην (I ask God for life)

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εὐλογεω E-contract verb 'eu' usually means something good Think: 'eulogy' Looks like a compound verb but **does not behave like a compound**.

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εὐχαριστεω E-contract verb 'eu' usually means something good Think: 'eucharist' Looks like a compound verb but **does not behave like a compound.**

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οἰκοδομεω E-contract verb Think: the start is like οἰκος, and δομεω sounds like 'domestic' which makes sense because you can **build up** a house with all the domestic stuff inside it. Looks like a compound verb but **does not behave like a compound.**

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προσεχω **+ dative** Not an E-contract verb Compound verb

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These variations are irregular from standard future, imperfect, and aorist changes. Future: ἑξω (note the rough breathing) Imperfect: εἰχον Aorist: ἐσχον

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θελω Tenses are slightly irregular - Imperfect: ἠθελον - Future: θελησω - Aorist: ἠθελησα

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δει Only occurs in 3rd person singular (called 'impersonal verbs') The imperfect form is ἐδει - ('it was necessary') It is often sensible to rephrase/translate 'it is necessary' (which you hardly ever say in English) to some form of 'must'. **Note: there is no word in Greek for 'must' - δει is used instead.**

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μελλω

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ἐξεστι / ἐξεστιν Only occurs in 3rd person singular (called 'impersonal verbs')

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ἀκολουθεω + dative E-contract verb Think '**acol**yte' - someone who is a follower or assistant

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ἀναγω 'ανα' is kind of like a prefix that indicates 'up' (eg, αναβλεπω) + αγω

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δοκεω E-contract verb Think 'docetic' where in docetism, Jesus only seemed to be human.

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ἐλεεω E-contract verb

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θεωρεω E-contract verb Think '**theor**y' - to come up with a theory you need to ***look into*** a subject

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καταργεω E-contract verb Sounds like to 'cut' down -\> abolish

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μαρτυρεω E-contract verb Think '**martyr**' who is bearing witness to Jesus by their death

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μετανοεω E-contract verb Think: 'μετα' (after) 'νο' (transliterated as 'no') -\> "**after**, I am going to say **no** to sin!"

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πιστευω προσκυνεω ακολουθεω προσεχω ἐγγιζω παραγγελλω διακονεω ἀποκρινομαι

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ἐρχομαι Middle voice/deponent verb It has a second aorist: ἠλθον - Notice how in the aorist it now takes the **active voice** imperfect endings, no longer the middle voice/deponent endings. - The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): ἐλθ- - It is actually sometimes found with 1st aorist endings rather than the imperfect/present endings you would expect for the 2nd aorist. Eg, ἠλθατε rather than ἠλθετε for the indicative 2nd person plural (note how this is not imperative, as it still has the ἐ augment; the unaugmented form is ἐλθατε/ἐλθετε).

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ἀπερχομαι Compount verb (apo + erchomai) Middle voice/deponent verb Remember ὑπαγω also means depart

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διερχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb

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εἰσερχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: εἰς is the preposition for 'into'.

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ἐξερχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: the prefix ἐξ sounds like '**ex**it'

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παρερχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: the preposition παρα means 'beside' 'alongside', which is consistent with the meaning 'go by' 'pass by'

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προσερχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: προς is the preposition 'to/towards'

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συνερχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: συν is the preposition for 'together'

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ἁπτομαι + genitive Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: the word 'haptics' is describing how hard to touch something is eg, iPhone screens. Also think 'haptoglobin' as it carries the heme in the circulation after haemolysis.

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ἀρνεομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: ἀρνε sounds like '아니' which means 'no' in Korean.

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ἀρχομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Think of the feminine noun ἀρχη which means 'beginning'

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ἀσπαζομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: soundslike **As**t**a** (just replace the 't' with 'p') from Black Clover, who is very cheerful and will **greet** everyone he meets.

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δεχομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: sounds like 'deck' or 'dock' where shipping containers are **received**

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ἐργαζομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Think of the neuter noun **εργ**ον which means 'work'

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εὐαγγελιζομαι Compound verb εὐ - ἀγγελιζομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: εὐαγγελιον means 'good news/gospel'

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λογιζομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: sounds like '**logi**c' which you need to **calculate** or **consider** things carefully

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προσευχομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: **προσ** is also in the Greek verb 'worship' indicating something spiritual, and **ευ** is usually in front of things that are good (eg, **εὐ**αγγελιον, **εὐχ**αριςτεω). So spiritual + good = prayer.

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προσκαλεομαι Compound verb Middle voice/deponent verb Memory tip: **προσ** means 'to/towards' and **καλε**ω means 'call', so 'call to/towards' = summon

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ῥυομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Note the rough breathing

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ἐσομαι

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ἐσται

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ἐσομεθα

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ἐσεσθε

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ἐσονται

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ἠς or ἠσθα

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ἠμεν or ἠμεθα

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εἰναι

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- ὠν - ὀντες

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They look identical in the imperfect form. So to distinguish them you need to look at the context and see what fits better. Also note that the Future & Aorist tense of ἐρχομαι (and its compounds) are **irregular**.

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ἐγγιζω + dative Note the pronounciation will have a 'ν' due to the double γγ -\> ἐ(ν)γγιζω Note it has the same root as 'ἐγγυς' which means 'near'

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ἡγεομαι Middle voice/deponent verb Think: '**hege**mony'

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θαυμαζω

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θεραπευω Think '**therapeu**tics'

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καθευδω Think about the '**cath** lab', where you need to **cathe**terise someone for an angiogram - you need to put them to **sleep** before you do so!

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ἁμαρτανω It has a 2nd aorist: ἡμαρτον The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): ἀμαρτ-

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ἀποθνῃσκω It has a 2nd aorist: ἀπεθανον The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): ἀποθαν- This verb is a liquid verb (also with a 2nd aorist for aorist tense), so it's future tense is: ἀποθανεομαι (uncontracted for clarity - if contracted would be ἀποθανουμαι). Will have middle voice/deponent endings.

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εὑρισκω It has a 2nd aorist: εὑρον The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): εὑρ- (not much change!) Think: '**eur**eka!'

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καταλειπω It has a 2nd aorist: κατελιπον The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): καταλιπ-

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μανθανω It has a 2nd aorist: ἐμαθον

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πασχω It has a 2nd aorist: ἐπαθον (think '**path**ology')

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πινω (think '**pino**t noir') It has a 2nd aorist: ἐπιον

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φευγω (think '**feu**dal lords' who would flee from battle) It has a 2nd aorist: ἐφυγον

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βαινω No, it only occurs in compounds: καταβαινω & ἀναβαινω It has a second aorist, which is a bit unusual. See attached photo.

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γινωσκω It has a second aorist ἐγν-ων, but the endings are a bit unusual. See attached image.

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πιπτω (Think of 't**ip**sy' people are the ones that fall over) It has a second aorist: ἐπεσον

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γινομαι Deponent verb/middle voice It has a second aorist ἐγενομην (will follow deponent endings)

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ἐσθιω (think '**es**ki' which stores cold food!) It has a second aorist: ἐφαγον

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ὁραω (think in Japanese, when they want someone to come look at something, they say '**hora**!') It has a second aorist: εἰδον - The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): ἰδ-. So in the unaugmented form, the stem is ἰδ- - It is actually sometimes found with 1st aorist endings rather than the imperfect/present endings you would expect for the 2nd aorist. Eg, εἰδαν rather than εἰδον for 3rd person plural indicative. Future passive: ὀφθησομαι Aorist passive: ὠφθην (these passive changes sound similar to '**ophth**almology') Perfect active: ἑωρακα (the ε is not an augment, but a reduplication, so will remain in other moods)

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φερω It has a second aorist: ἠνεγκον (think '**enig**ma') - The stem without the ἐ augment (for other moods): ἐνεγκ- - It is actually sometimes found with 1st aorist endings rather than the imperfect/present endings you would expect for the 2nd aorist. Eg, ἠνεγκαν rather than ἠνεγκον for 3rd person plural indicative. Future passive: ἐνεχθησομαι Aorist passive: ἠνεχθην

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παραγινομαι Middle voice/deponent verb It has a second aorist: - παρεγενομην (if in the indicative, remember will have deponent endings in the imperfect tense for the indicative mood) - παραγεν- (if in other moods, it is παρα- not παρε- as it no longer has the ἐ augment; remember it will have deponent endings in the present tense for the other moods - for example the aorist imperative will be παραγενου in the 2nd person singular and παραγενεσθε 2nd person plural)

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καταβαινω It is a compound verb with βαινω It has a second aorist which has unusual endings. See attached image.

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ἀναβαινω Compound verb with βαινω It has a second aorist which has unusual endings. See attached image.

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ἀναγινωσκω It is a compound verb with γινωσκω It has a second aorist with unusual endings. See attached image.

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ἐπιγινωσκω It is a compound verb with γινωσκω It has a second aorist which has unusual endings. See attached image.

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σπειρω It is a liquid verb: - Future: σπερεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be σπερω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἐσπειρα Future passive: σπαρησομαι Aorist passive: ἐσπαρην

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ἐγειρω It is a liquid verb: - Future: ἐγερεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ἐγερω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἠγειρα Future passive: ἐγερθησομαι Aorist passive: ἠγερθην

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ἀποκτεινω It is a liquid verb: - Future: ἀποκτενεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ἀποκτενω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἀπεκτεινα Future passive: ἀποκτανθησομαι Future aorist: ἀπεκτανθην

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αἰρω It is a liquid verb: - Future: ἀρεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ἀρω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἠρα (note the aorist stem for other moods is ἀρ-, as the ἐ augment is removed. So for example, the plural aorist participle is ἀραντες)

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ἀποστελλω It is a liquid verb: - Future: ἀποστελεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ἀποστελω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἀπεστειλα Future passive: ἀποσταλησομαι Aorist passive: ἀπεσταλην

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ἀγγελλω It is a liquid verb: - Future: ἀγγελεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ἀγγελω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἠγγειλα Very rarely occurs on its own. Usually in compound verb of ἀπαγγελλω and παραγγελλω.

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παραγγελλω + dative Compound verb It is a liquid verb: - Future: παραγγελεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be παραγγελω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: παρηγγειλα

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ἀπαγγελλω Compound verb. It is a liquid verb: - Future: ἀπαγγελεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ἀπαγγελω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἀπηγγειλα

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μενω It is a liquid verb: - Future: μενεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be μενω in 1st person singular). Note how there is no change in stem. - Aorist: ἐμεινα 4 out of 6 of the future tense paradigm will be the same as the present tense paradigm. The way to differentiate is that a liquid verb has a **circumflex accent** only if it is in the **future**.

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κρινω It is a liquid verb: - Future: κρινεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be κρινω in 1st person singular). Note how there is no change in stem. - Aorist: ἐκρινα 4 out of 6 of the future tense paradigm will be the same as the present tense paradigm. The way to differentiate is that a liquid verb has a circumflex accent only if it is in the future.

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ὀφειλω It is a liquid verb: - Future: ὀφελεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be ὀφελω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ὠφειλα

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χαιρω (Remember χαρα is joy) It is a liquid verb: - Future: χαρεω (written uncontracted for clarity, would normally be χαρω in 1st person singular) - Aorist: ἐχαιρα Usually the imperatives χαιρε and χαιρετε mean 'Greetings!'

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ἰδου Kind of like an imperative form of ὁραω/εἰδον

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προσφερω (Compound verb with φερω) It has a 2nd aorist: προσηνεγκον -In its unaugmented form (for other moods), the stem is προσενεγκ-

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ἀγοραζω Think: '**agora**phobia'

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βλασφημεω E-contract verb

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διακονεω + dative E-contract verb Think: 'deacon'

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διαλογιζομαι Middle/deponent voice Think: 'dialogue'

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ἐλπιζω

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ἑτοιμαζω

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κρατεω E-contract verb Think: 'autocratic'

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μισεω E-contract verb Think: **mis**anthropic

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πειραζω

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πρασσω Remember: ποιεω means 'do' or 'make'

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προφητευω

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σκανδαλιζω Think: 'scandal'

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ὑποτασσω Remember: ὑπο + gen = 'by the hands of'. The verb 'subject' has a similar feel to it.

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φυλασσω Means 'guard' in active voice Means 'be on guard' in middle voice. Eg, φυλασσομαι = 'I am on my guard', rather than 'I guard' Think: 'pro**phylax**is'

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φωνεω E-contract verb Remember: φωνη means 'voice' or 'sound'

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χαριζομαι Middle/deponent voice

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στρεφω ἐπιστρεφω ὑποστρεφω Future passive: στραφησομαι, ἐπιστραφησομαι, ὑποστραφησομαι Aorist passive: ἐστραφην, ἐπεστραφην, ὑπεστραφην

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φαινω Means 'I appear' in the passive form; 'I shine' in the active form. Future passive: φανησομαι Aorist passive: ἐφανην Think: '**phen**omenon' '**phan**tom' 'epi**phan**y'

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ἀποκρινομαι **+ dative** This verb is a **passive deponent** (but only in the aorist tense) to be active in meaning. It takes on the middle voice in the future tense. Present: ἀποκρινομαι Future: ἀποκρινουμαι (middle voice - this is middle form, and in this middle form, rather than adding σ, ε is added instead in the future tense so that it becomes an e-contract verb (like the liquid verbs eg, κρινω -\> κρινεω for future tense). Aorist: ἀπεκριθην (passive deponent - passive ending but active in meaning ie, 'I answer' rather than 'I am answered')

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βουλομαι This verb is a **passive deponent** so it is active in meaning (eg. 'I wish' rather than 'I am wished') Present: βουλομαι Future: βουλησομαι Aorist: ἐβουληθην

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Go = πορευομαι Go out = ἐκπορευομαι This verb is a passive deponent so it is active in meaning. However, the future tense can be *either* middle or passive forms Present: πορευοαμι ἐκπορευομαι Future: πορευσομαι (middle)/πορευθησομαι (passive) ἐκπορευσομαι (middle)/ἐκπορευθησομαι (passive) Aorist: ἐπορευθην ἐξεπορευθην

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φοβεομαι E-contract very, above form is uncontracted for clarity. This verb is a **passive deponent** so it is active in meaning. Present: φοβουμαι Future: φοβηθησομαι Aorist: ἐφοβηθην

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ἁγιαζω

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ἀσθενεω E-contract verb, uncontracted for clarity Remember: ἀσθενης is the adjective for 'sick/weak'

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βασταζω

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γαμεω E-contract verb, uncontracted for clarity Think: '**game**te' 'mono**gamy**'

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γνωριζω

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δουλευω Remember δουλος means 'slave'

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ἐκχεω E-contract verb, uncontracted for clarity Like 'pour out water' but can also be used for blood where it would be translated as 'shed blood'

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ἐνδυω This verb is one of those rare verbs that preserves the classical middle voice meaning. So it means different things in active, middle, and passive voices. In the middle voice, it would be a reflexive meaning back on the subject eg, 'I dress myself'. Think: '**endu**e'

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ἰσχυω

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κελευω

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κλαιω

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κωλυω Remember: χωφος means 'mute/deaf', λυω means 'lead', so it kind of feels like 'leading into muteness/deafness' which is essentially 'hindering' someone.

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λυπεω E-contract verb, uncontracted for clarity Think: '**lup**us'

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ὀμνυω Think: 's**o**le**mn**' - when you solemnly swear or take an oath

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περισσευω

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τελεω E-contract verb, uncontracted for clarity Think: 'teleology'. Also remember that τελος is the noun meaning 'goal/ending' (3rd declension -ε ending neuter noun)

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φρονεω E-contract verb, uncontracted for clarity Think: 'schizo**phren**ia'

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In the subjunctive, the εἰμι verbs just become the subjunctive endings. Its present subjunctive is: ὠ ᾐς ᾐ ὠμεν ἠτε ὠσιν

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ἀναιρεω E-contract verb

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κατηγορεω E-contract verb Think: '**categor**ical'

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ὁμολογεω E-contract verb Think: 'homily'

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δυναμαι Perfect endings for present meaning Pluperfect endings for imperfect meaning See attached image

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καθημαι Perfect endings for present meaning Pluperfect endings for imperfect meaning See attached image

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κειμαι Perfect endings for present meaning Pluperfect endings for imperfect meaning See attached image

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οἰδα Perfect endings for present meaning Pluperfect endings for imperfect meaning See attached image

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αὐξανω

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καθαριζω Think: 'catharsis/cathartic'

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καθιζω If transitive, 'cause to sit down'. Can also be used intransitively ie, 'I sit down' Similar to καθημαι - 'I sit down' (used intransitively)

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παρειμι | (combination of παρα + εἰμι)

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ἀδικεω This is one of those words where an -α prefix (alpha privative) makes them negative. Similar to ἀδικια - wrongdoing (noun)

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It can be *transitive* (take an object ie, 'I cause to stand'), or it can be *intransitive* (cannot take an object ie, 'I stand'). Transitive present (I cause to stand) = present active (ἱστημι) Transitive future (I will cause to stand) = future active (στησω) Transitive past (I caused to stand) = 1st aorist active (ἐστησα) Intransitive present (I stand) = perfect active (ἑστηκα) Intransitive future (I will stand) = future middle (στησομαι) Intransitive past (aorist) (I stood) = 2nd aorist active (ἐστην) or 2nd aorist passive (ἐσταθην) Intransitive past (imperfect) (I was standing) = pluperfect active (εἱστηκειν)

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τιθημι Present stem = τιθε Verbal stem = θε See attached image for conjugations.

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διδωμι Present stem= διδο Verbal stem= δο See attached image for conjugations.

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ἱστημι Present stem = ἱστα Verbal stem = στα See attached image for conjugations.

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It literally means 'I send' However, it is only found in compounds: - ἀφιημι: 'I leave, forgive, dismiss' - συνιημι: 'I understand' It conjugates like τιθημι. - Present stem: ἱε - Verbal stem: ἑ

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ἀφιημι It conjugates like τιθημι. - Present stem: ἀφιε - Verbal stem: ἀφε

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συνιημι It conjugates like τιθημι. - Present stem: συνιε - Verbal stem: συνε

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δεικνυμι In the **present** tense, it declines like: - Present active indicative: δεικνυμι, δεικνυεις, δεικνυσιν, δεικνυμεν, δεικνυτε, δεικνυασιν - All other present forms: like διδωμι, but δεικνυ replacing διδο/διδου In **other tenses**, need to refer to principal parts for **altered stems**, which them follow λυω conjugations.

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ἀπολλυμι In the present tense, it declines like: - Present active indicative: ἀπολλυμι, ἀπολλυεις, ἀπολλυσιν, ἀπολλυμεν, ἀπολλυτε, ἀπολλυασιν - All other present forms: like διδωμι, but ἀπολλυ replacing διδο/διδου In other tenses, need to refer to principal parts for altered stems, which them follow λυω conjugations. **Note: in the middle (ἀπολλυμαι), it means 'I perish'**

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φημι Present - I say: φημι - He says: φησιν - They say: φασιν Imperfect -He said: ἐφη

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ἀποδιδωμι Present stem: ἀποδιδο Verbal stem: ἀποδο See attached for conjugations.

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παραδιδωμι Present stem: παραδιδο Verbal stem: παραδο See attached for conjugations.

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ἀνιστημι Present stem: ἀνιστα Verbal stem: ἀνστα See attached for conjugations.

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παριστημι Present stem: παριστα Verbal stem: παραστα See attached for conjugations.

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ἐπιτιθημι Present stem: ἐπιτιθε Verbal stem: ἐπιθε See attached for conjugations.

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πιμπλημι Present stem: πιμπλα Verbal stem: πλα See attached image for conjugations.

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ἀγαπαω Think: ἀγαπη

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γενναω In the passive, γενναω means 'I am born'

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διψαω Think: 'poly**dipsia**'

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ἐρωταω Like αἰτεω Note: like αἰτεω, this verb and its compounds are followed by a **double accusative**, both the _person asked_ and _what is asked for_ occur in the **accusative**

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ἐπερωταω Like αἰτεω and ἐρωταω Note: like αἰτεω, this verb and its compounds are followed by a double accusative, both the person asked and what is asked for occur in the accusative

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ζαω Similar to ζωη Note: this verb behaves differently from other -αω verbs, contracting to an η rather than an α. Thus, for example, the present infinitive is ζην, not ζαν. See attached image.

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ἰαομαι Note: this is an -αω verb Think: 'iatrogenic' Note: In the 'other tenses' (future, aorist, perfect), the α in ἰαομαι remains an a α rather than becoming an η. Thus, for example, the Future is ἰ_α_σομαι.

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κοπιαω Think: 코피, working so hard your nose bleeds!

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νικαω Think: '**Nik**e'

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πειναω Think: hunger **pain**s

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πλαναω We get the word '**planet**' from this. Just like the planets wander, this word means to lead astry, lead to wander, etc.

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τιμαω Similar to τιμη

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ἐπιτιμαω Compound verb from τιμαω

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δικαιοω Similar to δικαιος and δικαιοσυνη

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πληροω Similar to πιμπλημι

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σταυροω Similar to σταυρος

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τελειοω (-οω) verb Similar to τελος and τελεω

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φανεροω Similar to φαινω and ἀποκαλυπτω

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θεαομαι

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καυχαομαι

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μιμνῃσκομαι + genitive

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νιπτω