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- A header to provide text for the top of each page of the Appendix:Greek verbs
- Αn arbitrary list of some 9,000 Greek verbs together with their chief inflected forms.
- Users are warned — these tables have omissions and contain errors.
- Potential editors are requested to note and copy the table format,
- Sources sometimes differ — the presence or absence of a form should not taken as evidence.
- The main lemma form on each line in the table links to a Wiktionary entry or potential entry; there are additional links to:
- el — το Βικιλεξικό
- — to "The Portal for the Greek Language" — "Η Πύλη για την Ελληνική Γλώσσα"
- The translation may be approximate and will not include every meaning, which may be seen at the verb's entry.
- Forms of a verb may often be listed in the same line, usually with the most common form first. Sometimes adjacent verbs are related and tied together with a broader, shared border - the colour is not significant.
- With second conjugation verbs the "-άω" (and sometimes the "-'ιζω") forms are listed with the "-ώ" form, even when that form is less common.
- The major sources used are listed at the foot of this page.
- ➤ Indicates another, possibly more common, form of the verb elsewhere in these appendices.
- † Indicates that forms of the perfective aspect or simple past are absent or rare. Sometimes authorities differ, in such cases the symbol may be accompanied by a form. Occasionally an imperfect tense form may be included.
- ‡ Idiomatic, colloquial, slang, familiar or dialect forms.
- § Terms which might be described as learned, scholarly, 'Older', archaic or Katharevousa.
- þ Terms largely, but not solely, limited to use in set phrases and clichés.
- Ø Neologisms
- pass will sometimes be found when the passive form differs in translation from the active.
- () Terms in brackets are less common, deprecated or of disputed existence; or with active forms when the passive is much more common.
- Alphabetical pages
See also