Ancient Greek Vocabulary and λύω Conjugation

Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering the basic Greek verbs (Lessico di base verbi) and the full conjugation of λύω as presented in the lecture notes.

λύω (Present Indicative Active 1st Person Singular)

I loosen, dissolve, or absolve

λύεις (Present Indicative Active 2nd Person Singular)

You loosen

λύει (Present Indicative Active 3rd Person Singular)

He/she/it loosens

λύομεν (Present Indicative Active 1st Person Plural)

We loosen

λύετε (Present Indicative Active 2nd Person Plural)

You all loosen

λύουσι(ν) (Present Indicative Active 3rd Person Plural)

They loosen

λύετον (Present Indicative Active Dual)

The two (you/they) loosen

ἀκούω

To listen (often takes the genitive case)

ἀνοίγω

To open

βαίνω

To go

βασιλεύω

To reign or rule

βλέπω

To see

διδάσκω

To teach (related to theory and practice of teaching)

διώκω

To pursue, drive out, or seek

ἐκπλήττω

To amaze or astonish

ἐσθίω

To eat

εὐφραίνω

To gladden or cheer up

θαυμάζω

To admire or wonder at

θηρεύω

To hunt

θύω

To sacrifice

κλείω

To close

κτείνω

To kill

λαμβάνω

To take

λέγω

To say or tell

μανθάνω

To learn

μαστεύω

To search

μένω

To stay, remain, or wait

παιδεύω

To educate or train

πίνω

To drink

πράσσω

To do or achieve

σώζω

To save

τίκτω

To generate or produce

φέρω

To carry, produce, or endure

φεύγω

To flee or avoid

ψέγω

To blame or censure