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Search results for “αντιβουίζω”
2 matching entries
αντιβουΐζω
alternative spelling of αντιβουίζω (antivouízo) (to emphasize the fact that the iota < ι > does not belong to a possible diphthong < υι > [i])
Recorded spelling variant. Follow the linked canonical headword; retain any historical or regional label attached to this form.
See the standard spelling αντιβουίζω
αντιβουίζω
to echo
Use the active endings with αντιβουιζ- in the present and αντιβουιξ- for completed actions. The key forms below show where the stress moves.
Follow the active pattern of παίζω — Conjugation I
Use the active column in the example table. This match was checked against the recorded present, imperfect, simple past and simple future stems and stress.
Keep this verb’s own stems and stress. Past-tense augment placement may differ from the example verb.
Key forms for this verb
αντιβουίζω → αντιβούιξα → θα αντιβουίξω
Imperfect: αντιβούιζα
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.