Template:grc-conj-aorist-1
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(deprecated template usage)
| number | singular | dual | plural | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| aorist | first | second | third | second | third | first | second | third | |
| active | indicative | {{{1}}}α | {{{1}}}ας | {{{1}}}ε | {{{2}}}ατον | {{{3}}}άτην | {{{2}}}αμεν | {{{2}}}ατε | {{{1}}}αν |
| subjunctive | {{{4}}}ω | {{{4}}}ῃς | {{{4}}}ῃ | {{{4}}}ητον | {{{4}}}ητον | {{{4}}}ωμεν | {{{4}}}ητε | {{{4}}}ωσῐ(ν) | |
| optative | {{{4}}}αιμῐ | {{{4}}}αις/ {{{4}}}ειας |
{{{4}}}αι/ {{{4}}}ειε |
{{{4}}}αιτον | {{{5}}}αίτην | {{{4}}}αιμεν | {{{4}}}αιτε | {{{4}}}αιεν/ {{{4}}}ειαν | |
| imperative | {{{6}}}ον | {{{5}}}άτω | {{{4}}}ατον | {{{5}}}άτων | {{{4}}}ατε | {{{5}}}άντων | |||
| middle | indicative | {{{3}}}άμην | {{{2}}}ω | {{{2}}}ατο | {{{2}}}ασθον | {{{3}}}άσθην | {{{3}}}άμεθα | {{{2}}}ασθε | {{{2}}}αντο |
| subjunctive | {{{4}}}ωμαι | {{{4}}}ῃ | {{{4}}}ηται | {{{4}}}ησθον | {{{4}}}ησθον | {{{5}}}ώμεθα | {{{4}}}ησθε | {{{4}}}ωνται | |
| optative | {{{5}}}αίμην | {{{4}}}αιο | {{{4}}}αιτο | {{{4}}}αισθον | {{{5}}}αίσθην | {{{5}}}αίμεθα | {{{4}}}αισθε | {{{4}}}αιντο | |
| imperative | {{{6}}}αι | {{{5}}}άσθω | {{{4}}}ασθον | {{{5}}}άσθων | {{{4}}}ασθε | {{{5}}}άσθων | |||
| passive | indicative | {{{7}}}ην | {{{7}}}ης | {{{7}}}η | {{{7}}}ητον | {{{8}}}ήτην | {{{7}}}ημεν | {{{7}}}ητε | {{{7}}}ησαν |
| subjunctive | {{{9}}}ῶ | {{{9}}}ῇς | {{{9}}}ῇ | {{{9}}}ῆτον | {{{9}}}ῆτον | {{{9}}}ῶμεν | {{{9}}}ῆτε | {{{9}}}ῶσῐ(ν) | |
| optative | {{{9}}}είην | {{{9}}}είης | {{{9}}}είη | {{{9}}}εῖτον/ {{{9}}}είητον |
{{{9}}}είτην/ {{{9}}}ειήτην |
{{{9}}}εῖμεν/ {{{9}}}είημεν |
{{{9}}}εῖτε/ {{{9}}}είητε |
{{{9}}}εῖεν/ {{{9}}}είησαν | |
| imperative | {{{PC2S}}} | {{{9}}}ήτω | {{{10}}}ητον | {{{9}}}ήτων | {{{10}}}ητε | {{{9}}}έντων | |||
| active | middle | passive | |||||||
| infinitive | {{{6}}}αι | {{{4}}}ασθαι | {{{9}}}ῆναι | ||||||
| participle | m | {{{4}}}ᾱς | {{{5}}}άμενος | {{{9}}}είς | |||||
| f | {{{4}}}ᾱσα | {{{5}}}αμένη | {{{9}}}εῖσα | ||||||
| n | {{{6}}}αν | {{{5}}}άμενον | {{{9}}}έν | ||||||
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Do not use this template; it is deprecated. Use {{grc-conj}} instead. |
This template takes ten parameters (it's a complex inflection):
- {{{1}}}: The active/middle stem with augment and acute on the stem's penultimate syllable.
- {{{2}}}: The active/middle stem with augment and acute on ultimate syllable.
- {{{3}}}: The active/middle stem with augment and no accent.
- {{{4}}}: The active/middle stem with no augment and acute on ultimate stem syllable.
- {{{5}}}: The active/middle stem with no augment and no accent.
- {{{6}}}: The active/middle stem with no augment and acute on penultimate.
- {{{7}}}: The passive stem with augment and acute on ultimate syllable.
- {{{8}}}: The passive stem with augment and no accent.
- {{{9}}}: The passive stem with no augment and no accent.
- {{{10}}}: The passive stem with no augment and acute on the ultimate syllable.
Bear in mind that passive stems do not come with thetas, so if the passive stem has a theta, you will need to input that into the parameters. Also note that the passive imperative 2nd singular is not inflected. It should be parameter {{{11}}} with ητι if the passive stem ends with eta, and ηθι if it doesn't. This template is complex, but should work for most aorists.