Appendix:Greek verbs/Ω

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  • Αn arbitrary list of some 9,000 Greek verbs together with their chief inflected forms.
  • Users are warned — these tables contain errors which, together with omissions, may be reported here.
  • 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; there are additional links to:
    • el   — το Βικιλεξικό
    •   — at "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 "" 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 form 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
αβα - αμω ανα ανδ - απλ απο απρ - αψω β γ δαγ - δια διβ - δωρ εαα - εκω ελα - ενω εξα - εοω
επα - επθ επι επκ - εωω ζ η θ ι καα - κασ κατ καυ - κοο κοπ - κωω λ
μαγ - μεφ μηδ - μωρ ν ξαγ - ξελ ξεμ - ξωμ ο παα - παπ παρ πασ - πεσ πετ - πρι προ πρυ - πωρ
ρ σαβ - σοφ σπα - συλ συμ - σωφ ταβ - του τρα - τυφ υ φ χ ψ ω


Active
present
English Active
simple past
Passive
present
Passive
simple past
Passive
perfect participle
ωδίνω  (el ) § þ in labour
in agony ωδινώμαι  (el )
ωθώ  (el ) push, shove ώθησα ωθούμαι ωθήθηκα ωθημένος
ωραιοποιώ  (el ) beautify ωραιοποίησα ωραιοποιούμαι ωραιοποιήθηκα ωραιοποιημένος
ωριμάζω  (el ), ➤γουρμάζω ripen, mature ωρίμασα ωριμασμένος
howl, scream ωρύομαι  (el ) § ωρυόμουν, ωρυόμουνα
ωτακουστώ  (el ) eavesdrop
ωτοσκοπώ  (el ) examine (ears)
ωφελώ  (el ), ➤φελώ benefit, profit ωφέλησα ωφελούμαι ωφελήθηκα ωφελημένος
ωχραίνω  (el ) blanch, yellow ώχρανα ωχραίνομαι ωχράνθηκα
ωχριώ  (el ) blanch, turn pale † (ωχρίασα)

Sources[edit]

  • Babiniotis, G. (2008), Modern Greek Dictionary (Λεξικό της νέας ελληνικής γλώσσας). Athens: Kentro Lexikologias.
  • A N Jannaris (1895) English and Modern Greek Languages (A Concise Dictionary of), London: John Murray
  • Jordanidou, Anna (2004) Τα ρήματα της νέας ελληνικής [Modern Greek Verbs], Athens: Patakis Publishers
  • Magazis, George (2004) Pocket English Dictionary, Athens: Efstathiadis Group SA
  • Mandalá, María (2008) Λεξικό Τσέπης [Lexikó Tsépis, Pocket Dictionary] (in Greek), Athens: Εκδοσεις Αρμονία (Armonia Editions)
  • Stavropoulos, D N (2008) G N Stavropoulos, editor, Oxford Greek-English Learner's Dictionary, Oxford: Oxford University Press
  • Tsiotsiou-Moore, Maria, Henson, Mike (2007) Compendium of 1850 Modern Greek Verbs, Thessaloniki: University Studio Press
  • Greek-English Dictionary, Glasgow: HarperCollins, 2003
  • Web: