Classical Greek - Adverbs

ου, ουκ, ουχ

not

ουν

so; then

μη

not

μη + imperative

don’t…!

ουτως, ουτω (before consonants)

so thus

τι;

why?

βραδεως

slowly

επειτα

then, thereafter

ηδη

already; now

αυθις

again

δευρο

here

ετι

still

ουκετι

no longer

μηκετι + imperative

don’t…any longer

αει

always

μαλιστα

most; most of all; very much; especially

οικαδε

homeward; to home

που

where?

ενταυθα

then; here; hither; there; thither

ενταθυα δη

at that very moment, then

νυν

now

εκει

therer

ουδαμως

in no way, no

πολλακις

many times, often

ως

how…!

ενθαδε

here; hither; there; thither

ποθεν

from where? whence?

πως;

how?

εκεισε

to that place, thither

ευ

well

οικοι

at home

ωσπερ

just as

τελος

in the end, finally

καλως

well

ευθυς

straightaway, immediately, at once

ποτε

at some time, at one time, once, ever

αυριον

tomorrow

ταχιστα

most quickly; most swiftly

ως ταχιστα

as quickly as possible

Αθηναζε

to Athens

μεγα

greatly; loudly

τοτε

then

αμα

together, at the same time

οτε

when

ως

as

ως δοκει

as it seems

οπου

where

μηκετι + imperative + infinitive

don’t…any longer, no longer

μονον

only

πανταχου

everywhere

ουδαμου

nowhere

πολλαχοσε

to many parts

υστερον

later

ισως

perhaps

ποι

to where? whither?

προτερον

formerly, before, earlier, first

οψε

late; too late

πως

somehow, in any way

ηδεως

sweetly; pleasantly; gladly

μαλλον

more; rather

μαλλον η

rather than

ουκουν

certainly not

παλαι

long ago

παλαι εισιν

they have been for a long time now

ηδιστα

most sweetly; most pleasantly; most gladly

εντος

within; inside

ανω

up; above

εξαιφνης

suddenly

κατω

down; below

εξω

outside

μη

not

πολυ

far; by far

τημερον

today

ιδια

privately

πεζη

on foot

ουδεποτε

never

ηπερ

where

μετα

afterward; later

αυ

again

οποθεν

whence, from where

αλλοσε

to another place; to other places

αυτικα

straightaway; at once

πανυ

altogether; very; exceedingly

οπισθεν + genitive

behind

οπισω

backward