ανυπομονώ (anipomono) — to be impatient; to look forward to

Modern Greek verb conjugation

ανυπομονώ · to be impatient; to look forward to

Coverage: This entry provides the present and imperfect. Other tenses are not supplied here; their absence is not a claim that every other form is impossible.

Understand this pattern

This is Conjugation II — Pattern B: ανυπομονώ → ανυπομονείς. The “you” ending is -είς. The imperfect uses -ούσα.

Ανυπομονώ να σε δω. — I can’t wait to see you.

Present · Ενεστώτας

Imperfect · Παρατατικός

Ανυπομονούσα να αρχίσει το μάθημα. — I was eager for the lesson to begin.

The imperfect describes an ongoing feeling in the past. Choose the person ending you need; Greek often omits the pronoun.

When using this as a model: compare only the present and imperfect. Use the stem and spelling of your own verb. This entry does not establish its other tense stems.