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3 matching entries
κάθημαι
obsolete
Individual present model
| Person / use | Recorded form |
|---|---|
| I | κάθημαι |
| you (singular) | κάθησαι |
| he / she / it | κάθηται |
| we | καθήμεθα |
| you (plural) | κάθησθε |
| they | κάθηνται |
Learned present meaning be seated. The everyday verb is κάθομαι; do not mix the two present series.
Only the recorded present forms are matched here. Other tenses and imperatives are not established.
παρακάθημαι
Learned -κάθημαι present family. Compare only the present person endings, retaining the compound’s prefix and stress.
Compare the present endings with κάθημαι — Irregular learned present
Only the present endings are matched here. This does not establish other tenses or imperatives.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
προκάθημαι
archaic
Learned -κάθημαι present family. Compare only the present person endings, retaining the compound’s prefix and stress.
Compare the present endings with κάθημαι — Irregular learned present
Only the present endings are matched here. This does not establish other tenses or imperatives.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.