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συναρτώ — meaning and conjugation pattern

Meaning

to link or relate one thing to another; to make something depend on something else

Key forms

These forms are for συναρτώ in the active voice.

TenseFirst-person singular (“I”)
Presentσυναρτώ
Imperfectσυναρτούσα
Simple past (aorist)συνάρτησα
Simple futureθα συναρτήσω

How to use the conjugation model

Compare the active column of αγαπάω (Conjugation II — Pattern A). The linked table shows that example verb.

Keep the stems and stress shown above for συναρτώ. Use the example to compare person endings. A similar pattern does not mean that every alternative or expression in the example applies to this verb.

Use the contracted active present series: συναρτώ, συναρτάς, συναρτά, συναρτούμε, συναρτάτε, συναρτούν. This means connecting one thing with another, often making it depend on the other. Use συναρτούσα for an ongoing or repeated past action and συνάρτησα for a completed action. The completed-action stem is συναρτησ-, as in θα συναρτήσω.

Meaning, example and useful forms

Link one thing to another, often treating it as dependent on the other. This is more formal than simply saying συνδέω.

Η εταιρεία συναρτά την τιμή με την ποσότητα της παραγγελίας.

The company links the price to the quantity ordered.

Present → simple past → simple future
συναρτώ → συνάρτησα → θα συναρτήσω

Present: συναρτώ, συναρτάς, συναρτά. Use συναρτούσα for an ongoing or repeated past action. The completed-action forms use -ησ-.

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