The Greek Verb

GREEK VERB REFERENCE TABLES

by Graham G Thomason

Greek Verb Reference Tables

by Graham G Thomason

Copyright Graham G Thomason, 2009.

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Version 1.09

Revised 16 January, 2016.

Contents

1Introduction1

2General Vowel Length and Accent Rules2

3Length Rules Applying to Verbs in General3

4Length Rules Applying to Participles in General3

5Accent Rules Applying to Verbs (including Participles) in General4

6Alternative Forms of Verbs5

7Paradigm of the Greek Verb in English6

8Accentuation of the Regular Verb8

9Accentuation of the Participles of the Regular Verb9

10Regular Verb lujhj

Acc.Fem.Plur in -a>j

Gen.Fem.Plur

Present Active

luj

luqeisw~n

Future Active

luj

xw&ra>j

xwrw~n

Adj. 1st/3rd decl

h9dei=a`

h(dei=a`

h9dei/a>j

h9dei/a>j

h9deiw~n

Adj. 1st/3rd decl

pa>~sa`

pa>~sa`

pa>&shj

pa>&sa>j

pa>sw~n

Compare with 1st/2nd declension participles and adjectives:

Ptc. 1st/2nd decl

luj

dikai/wn

Regular Verb lu