Verbs Tense

Question 1

What’s the present tense of εἰμί?

Answer 1

εἰμί I am

εις You are

ἐί He is

ἐσμέν We are

ἐστέ You are

εἰσί(ν) they are

Question 2

What the suffix for active present tense?

Answer 2

ω                        
εις
ει
μεν
ετε
ουσι(ν)

Question 3

π, β, φ + σ form?

Answer 3

π, β, φ + σ form the double consonant ψ. Thus the future of πέμπω
(“I send”) is πέμψω (from πεμπ + σω).

Question 4

κ, γ, χ + σ form?

Answer 4

κ, γ, χ + σ form the double consonant ξ. Thus the future of ἄγω (“I
lead”) is ἄξω (from ἀγ + σω).

Question 5

τ, δ, θ + σ

Answer 5

τ, δ, θ drop out before σ. Thus the future of πείθω (“I trust in”) is πείσω.

Question 6

οὐ

Answer 6

This word is sued with verbs in the indicative mood

οὐ λύω means “I do not loose,”

οὐ λύομεν means “we do not loose,”

Question 7

οὐκ

Answer 7

This is used before a verb beginning with a vowel

οὐκ ἀκούω “I do not hear”

Question 8

οὐχ

Answer 8

This one is used before a rough breathing mark

οὐχ ἑτοιμάζω, “I do not prepare”

Question 9

μή

Answer 9

This word is sued with verbs in all other mood

Question 10

What does it means to parse a verb?

Answer 10

To parse a verb means to identify five elements along the source of the verb:
1. Tense 2. voice 3. mood 4. person 5. number

Question 11

How to parse the verse λύομεν?

Answer 11

We say it’s in the present tense, active voice, indicative mood, first person and plural number from the verb λύω

In short: Present active indicative, first plural, from λύω

Question 12

πείθω, πείσω

Answer 12

I trust in, I will trust in (√ πιθ[Lat. fid],

fidelity)

Question 13

κηρύσσω, κηρύξω

Answer 13

I preach, I will preach (√ κηρυκ, kerygma)

Question 14

βλέπω, βλέψω

Answer 14

I see, I will see

Question 15

πέμπω, πέμψω

Answer 15

I send, I will send (pomp)

Question 16

ἑτοιμάζω,ἑτοιμάσω

Answer 16

I prepare, I will prepare (√ ἑτοιμαδ)

Question 17

διδάσκω, διδάξω

Answer 17

I teach, I will teach (√ διδακ, didactic)

Question 18

θεραπεύω, θεραπεύσω

Answer 18

I heal, I will heal (therapeutic)

Question 19

πιστεύω, πιστεύσω

Answer 19

I believe, I will believe

Question 20

γράφω, γράψω

Answer 20

I write, I will write (graphics)

Question 21

δοξάζω, δοξάσω

Answer 21

I glorify, I will glorify (√ δοξαδ, doxology)

Question 22

ἀκούω, ἀκούσω

Answer 22

I hear, I will hear (acoustics)

Question 23

σώζω, σώσω

Answer 23

I save, I will save (√ σωδ, sozin [an animal

protein])

Question 24

ἔχω, ἔξω

Answer 24

I have, I will have (√ ἑχ, hectic

[from ἑκτικός, “habitual”])

Question 25

λύω, λύσω

Answer 25

I loose, I will loose (analysis)

Question 26

εἰμί

Answer 26

I am (√ ἐσ, is)

Question 27

ἄγω, ἄξω

Answer 27

I lead, I will lead (agent)

Question 28

βαπτίζω, βαπτίσω

Answer 28

I baptize, I will baptize (√ βαπτιδ, baptism)

Question 29

What's a mood in Greek verb?

Answer 29

Mood indicates the manner the speaker relates to the verbal idea.

Question 30

How many type of mood and what are they?

Answer 30

There are five type of mood: the indicative, imperative, the subjunctive, the affirmative and the optative mood. Indicative affirms the factuality of the statement. The imperative states a command Subjunctive express a contingency Infinitive mood The optative mood expresses a polite request.

Question 31

What are voices in Greek Verb?

Answer 31

The way the speaker affirm the reality and unreality of the action - **What's active voice?** Is when the subject perform the verbial action. Ex: He hears the song. Ex: Yes, I ate the food. (This one tells us who ate the food) - **What's passive voice?** The passive voice shows that the subject is being acted upon I'm being heard. Ex: Your food was eaten. (This one doesn't tell us who ate the food) - **What's is the middle voice?** When the subject is acting on its own Ex: Don't put on 2 tunics

Question 32

How many Greek verb tenses are there?

Answer 32

Present, past, future, aorist, imperfect, future perfect