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Lesson 27 - Vocabulary

Lesson 27 focuses on liquid verbs in Greek, providing their present, future, and aorist forms along with their English translations. It includes examples such as 'ἀπαγγελλω' (I report) and 'ἀποκτεινω' (I kill), along with a few second aorists. Additionally, it highlights the imperative form 'ἰδου' meaning 'Look! Behold!'.

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Lesson 27 - Vocabulary

Lesson 27 focuses on liquid verbs in Greek, providing their present, future, and aorist forms along with their English translations. It includes examples such as 'ἀπαγγελλω' (I report) and 'ἀποκτεινω' (I kill), along with a few second aorists. Additionally, it highlights the imperative form 'ἰδου' meaning 'Look! Behold!'.

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Lesson 27 – Vocabulary

These are all liquid verbs. Learn their present form AND their future and aorist forms.

Present Future Aorist English

ἀπαγγελλω ἀπαγγελεω ἀπηγγειλα I report, announce

παραγγελλω (+ dat.) παραγγελεω παρηγγειλα I order

αἰρω ἀρεω ἠρα I take away, lift up

ἀποκτεινω ἀποκτενεω ἀπεκτεινα I kill

ἐγειρω ἐγερεω ἠγειρα I raise up, wake

κρινω κρινεω ἐκρινα I judge, decide

μενω μενεω ἐμεινα I remain, stay

ὀφειλω Do not occur in New Testament I owe, ought

σπειρω σπερεω ἐσπειρα I sow

χαιρω Do not occur in New Testament I rejoice

One liquid verb you already know, but now with its future/aorist forms:

ἀποστελλω ἀποστελεω ἀπεστειλα I send

And a few liquid verbs that are also second aorists (imperfect endings):

ἀποθνῃσκω ἀποθανεομαι ἀπεθανον I die

βαλλω βαλεω ἐβαλον I throw

λαμβανω ληψομαι ἐλαβον I take/receive

And one common word related to εἰδον:

ἰδου Look! Behold!

Self-paced NT Greek – Lesson 27 © Morling College

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