Lecture Notes on Ancient Greek Vocabulary

These flashcards cover key Ancient Greek vocabulary terms and their definitions from the provided lecture notes.

πολλόν

very (adverb)

ἀποπρό

far away (adverb)

λοῦσον

aorist imperative of λούω, meaning 'wash'

ροή

stream (feminine), used for streaming waters

Χρισον

aorist imperative of χρίω, meaning 'anoint'

ἀμβροσίη

ambrosia, the substance eaten by gods, used as a preservative.

περί … ἔσσον

aorist imperative (in tmesis) of a verb meaning 'to cover around'

περιέννυμι

to put clothes on/around (transitive)

ἄμβροτος

immortal (masculine)

πομπός

escort or guide (masculine)

ἅμα

at the same time, together.

κραιπνός

swift (adjective)

θήσουσι

future tense of τίθημι, meaning 'they will set down'

ανηκουστέω

to disobey + genitive.

Ιδαίος

of Ida (the mountain near Troy).

φύλοπις

din of battle (feminine noun).

αὐτίκα

immediately (adverb).

ὤμουν

of the dual genitive of ώμος, meaning 'shoulder'.

ἔρις

strife or combat (feminine noun).

ετάνυσσε

imperfect tense of τανύω, meaning 'to stretch'.

κλάζοντε

present participle of κλάζω, meaning 'to shriek'.

κλέος

glory or fame (masculine noun).

ἀθάνατος

immortal, also used as a noun meaning 'god'.

χάλκεος

of bronze (adjective).

δεινός

terrible, awesome (adjective).

ἀγείρω

to gather or collect (verb).

πόνος

toil, trouble (masculine noun).

ἐμάρτυρος

witness, sharing in witness (adjective).