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The verb tenses in Greek are divided into six basic systems called Principal Parts. Each system has a distinct verb stem, from which all the various tenses and their respective voices are built. The six systems and their respective tenses and voices are as follows: System Principal Parts Tenses and Voices 1. PRESENT ACTIVE (λύ ω) Present & Imperfect (all voices) 2. FUTURE ACTIVE (λύσ ω ) Future Active & Middle 3. AORIST ACTIVE (ἔ λυσ α ) Aorist Active & Middle 4. PERFECT ACTIVE (λέ λυκ α ) Perfect & Pluperfect Active 5. PERFECT MIDDLE & PASSIVE (λέ λυ μαι ) Perfect & Pluperfect Middle & Passive 6. AORIST PASSIVE (ἐ λύθη ν ) Aorist & Future Passive In order to recognize a Greek verb, it is necessary to be familiar with its principal parts. The regular principal parts system is represented by λύω (above). The Principal Parts chart that follows charts the principal parts of many frequently encountered irregular verbs occurring in the Greek New Testament, shown in alphabetical order. All forms listed (where they actually occur in the New Testament) are in the Indicative Mode, 1 st Person, Singular. Verbs in each principal part are broken down into augment, stem + tense suffix, and ending, respectively, as they occur within a given principal part. Particularly represented among the irregular verbs are: Contract verbs (stems ending in α, ε, or ο ), Deponent verbs (verbs with middle/ passive endings that are translated actively ), Defective verbs (Aorist verb forms with middle/passive endings that are translated actively ), Liquid verbs (stems ending in λ, ν, or ρ ), μι Verbs (present principal part ending in μι), and Mute Stem verbs ( labial stems, ending with β, π, or φ; palatal [gutteral] stems, ending with γ, κ, or χ; and, dental [lingual] stems, ending with δ, τ, or θ). Remember also, that the verb s actual stem is not always the same as its present stem (e.g., σώζω, present stem: σωζ, actual verb stem: σωδ ). 47

Α Present Active Future Active Aorist Active Perfect Active Perfect Middle/Passive Aorist Passive ἀγγέλλ ω ἀγγελ ῶ ἤ γγειλ α ἤ γγελ μαι ἠ γγέλ ν ἄγ ω ἄξ ω ἤ γαγ ον ἤ γ μαι ἤ χθη ν αἰρέ ω αἰρήσ ομαι* εἶ λ ον ᾔ ρηκ α ᾔ ρη μαι ᾐ ρέθη ν αἴρ ω ἀρ ῶ ἦ ρ α ἦ ρκ α ἦ ρ μαι ἦ ρθη ν ἀκού ω ἀκούσ ω ἤ κουσ α ἀκ ή κο α** ἠ κούσθη ν Β Γ ἁμαρτάν ω ἁμαρτήσ ω ἡ μαρτ ον ἡ μάρτηκ α ἠ μάρτησ α ἀνοίγ ω ἀνοίξ ω ἤ νοιξ α ἀνέῳγ α ἠ νέῳγ μαι ἠ νέῳχθη ν (ἠ νέῳξ α) ἀποκτείν ω ἀποκτεν ῶ ἀπ έ κτειν α ἀπ ε κτάνθη ν ἀπόλλυ μι ἀπολέσ ω ἀπ ώ λεσ α ἀπ ώ λωλ α ἀρέσκ ω ἀρέσ ω ἤ ρεσ α ἠ ρέσθη ν ἀρνέ ομαι* ἀρνέσ ομαι* ἠ ρνησ άμην* ἤ ρνη μαι ἠ ρνήθη ν ἄρχ ω ἄρξ ομαι* ἠ ρξ άμην* ἀφίη μι ἀφήσ ω ἀφῆκ α*** ἀφεῖκ α ἀφεῖ μαι ἀφέθη ν βαίν ω 2 βήσ ομαι ἔ βη ν βέ βηκ α βάλλ ω βαλ ῶ ἔ βαλ ον βέ βλήκ α βε βλῆ μαι ἐ βλήθη ν γαμέ ω γαμήσ ω ἔ γημ α γε γάμηκ α ἐ γαμήθη ν γίν ομαι* γενήσ ομαι* ἐ γεν όμην* γέ γον α γε γένη μαι ἐ γενήθη ν γινώσκ ω γνώσ ομαι* ἔ γνω ν ἔ γνωκ α ἔ γνωσ μαι ἐ γνώσθη ν γράφ ω γράψ ω ἔ γραψ α γέ γραφ α 1 γέ γραμ μαι ἐ γράφη ν ** Double reduplicaton *** κ Aorist 2This verb always occurs in compound with a prepositional prefix (e.g., ἀναβαίνω) 48

Δ δείκνυ μι δείξ ω ἔ δειξ α δέ δειγ μαι ἐ δείχθη ν δέχ ομαι* δέξ ομαι* ἐ δεξ άμην* δέ δειγ μαι ἐ δέχθη ν διδάσκ ω διδάξ ω ἐ δίδαξ α ἐ διδάχθη ν δίδω μι δώσ ω ἔ δωκ α*** δέ δωκ α δέ δο μαι ἐ δόθη ν διώκ ω διώξ ω ἐ δίωξ α δε δίωγ μαι ἐ διώχθη ν δύν αμαι* 3 δυνήσ ομαι ἠ δυνήθη ν (ἠ δυνάσθη ν) E ἐγγίζ ω ἐγγίσ ω ἤ γγισ α ἤ γγικ α εἰ μί ἔσ ομαι* ἤμην (Imperfect) ἐλπίζ ω ἐλπι ῶ ἤ λπισ α ἤ λπικ α ἐργάζ ομαι* ἠ ργασ άμην* εἰ ργάσθη ν ἔρχ ομαι* ἐλεύσ ομαι* ἤ λθ ον 4 ἐλ ή λυθ α 5 ἐσθί ω φάγ ομαι* ἔ φαγ ον εὐαγγελίζ ω εὐαγγελίσ ω εὑ η γγέλισ α εὐ η γγελίσ μαι εὐ η γγελίσθη ν ( άμην*) εὑρίσκ ω εὑρήσ ω εὗρ ον εὗρηκ α εὑρέθη ν εὖχ ομαι* εὖξ ομαι* εὐξ αμην* ἔχ ω ἔξ ω ἔ σχ ον ἔ σχηκ α Θ Θέλ ω θελήσ ω ἠ θέλησ α θνήσκ ω 2 θανοῦ μαι* 2 ε θάν ον 2 τε θνήκ α 2This verb always occurs in compound with a prepositional prefix (e.g., ἀποθνήσκω) 3This deponent Greek verb utilizes a thematic α vowel in forming its Present endings. 4Stem for this 2 nd Aorist verb is ἐλθ 5Double reduplication, Second Perfect 49

I ἵστη μι στήσ ω ἔ στησ α ἕ στηκ α 6 ἐ στάθη ν Κ καί ω καύσ ω ἔ καυσ α κέ καυ μαι ἐ καύθη ν καλέ ω καλέσ ω 7 ἐκάλεσ α 7 κέ κληκ α κέ κλη μαι ἐ κλήθη ν κλίν ω κλιν ῶ ἔ κλιν α κέ κλικ α ἐ κλίθη ν κρίν ω κριν ῶ ἔ κριν α κέ κρικ α κέ κρι μαι ἐ κρίθη ν Λ λαμβάν ω λήμψ ομαι ἔ λαβ ον εἴ ληφ α 5 εἴ λημ μαι ἐ λήφθη ν (λήψ ομαι) λείπ ω λείψ ω ἔ λιπ ον λέ λοιπ α 1 λέ λειμ μαι ἐ λείφη ν Μ μανθάν ω ἔ μαθ ον με μάθηκ α μέλλ ω μελλήσ ω ἤ μελλ ον 8 (ἔ μελλ ον) μέν ω μεν ῶ ἔ μειν α με μνήκ α μιμήσκ ω μνήσ ω ἔ μνησ α μέ μνη μαι ἐ μνήσθη ν Ο ὁρά ω ὄψ ομαι* 9 ε ἶδ ον ἑώ ρακ α 5 Π πάσχ ω ἔ παθ ον πέ πονθ α πείθ ω πείσ ω ἔ πείσ α πέ ποίθ α πέ πιεσ μαι ἐ πείσθη ν πίν ω πί ομαι* ἔ πι ον πέ πωκ α ἐ πόθη ν πίπτ ω πεσ οῦμαι* ἔ πεσ ον πέ πτωκ α 5Double reduplication; note change back to rough breathing as in present part. 6Note rough breathing over the reduplication (like the augment): ἕ 7Does not lengthen final stem vowel before σ 8Even though the present part has no initial vowel, this verb normally forms its augment with a long vowel ( η ). 9Note the change from rough breathing in the present part to smooth breathing in the future part. 50

Σ Τ στέλλ ω στελ ῶ ἐ στεῖλ α ἔ σταλκ α ἔ σταλ μαι ἐ στάλη ν στρέφ ω στρέψ ω ἔ στρεψ α ἔ στραμ μαι ἐ στράφη ν σώζ ω σώσ ω ἔ σωσ α σέ σωκ α σέ σω μαι ἐ σώθη ν τελέ ω τελέσ ω 7 ἐ τέλεσ α τε τέλεκ α τε τέλεσ μαι ἐ τελέσθην τίθη μι θήσ ω ἔ θηκ α τέ θεικ α τέ θει μαι ἐ τέθη ν τρέχ ω ἔ δραμ ον Φ φαίν ω φαν οῦμαι* ἔ φαν α ἐ φάνη ν φέρ ω οἴσ ω ἤ νεγκ α** ἐνή νοχ α 1,5 ἠ νέχθη ν φεύγ ω φεύξ ομαι* ἔ φυγ ον πέ φευγ α 1 φθείρ ω φθερῶ ἔ φθειρ α ἔ φθαρ μαι ἐ φθάρη ν *** κ Aorist 5Double reduplication; note change back to rough breathing as in present part. 7Does not lengthen final stem vowel before σ 51