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πηγαινοέρχομαι
come and go; commute
Use the present stem in -έρχομαι and the colloquial perfective in -ήρθα / -έρθω; keep this verb’s own prefix and augment.
Follow the middle/passive pattern of έρχομαι — Conjugation I
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
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πηγαινόρχομαι
Compare only the middle/passive present endings. Keep this headword’s own present stem, spelling and stress. This limited comparison does not establish the imperfect, aorist, perfective future or imperative; do not copy those forms from the example.
Compare the present endings with γράφομαι — Conjugation I
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.
πηγαινοφέρνω
Present and imperfect comparison only. This compound may restrict its perfective forms or use a different stem; retain its own prefix and stress.
Compare the present and imperfect with φέρνω — Conjugation I
Only the active present and imperfect are matched here. This comparison does not establish other tenses.
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πηγαίνω
to go; to take something somewhere, transport
πηδαλιουχούμαι
Compare the pattern with αρνούμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πηδαλιουχώ
Compare the pattern with ανησυχώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πηδάω
to jump, leap (all senses); to fuck, screw, shag, bang (have sexual intercourse)
colloquial · intransitive · transitive
πηδιέμαι
to be leaped, to be skipped; to fuck
πηδώ
alternative form of πηδάω (pidáo)
Follow the pattern of πηδάω — Conjugation II — Pattern A
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πήζω
Compare only the active present endings. Keep this headword’s own present stem, spelling and stress. This limited comparison does not establish the imperfect, aorist, perfective future or imperative; do not copy those forms from the example.
Compare the present endings with γράφω — Conjugation I
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.
πηκτωματοποιώ
Follow the active pattern of απλοποιώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Regular -οποιώ family. Use this verb’s own stem in the active column.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πηλαλάω
Compare the -άω, -άς, -άει present series with this headword’s own stem. The example’s optional contracted forms and other tenses are not established for this headword.
Compare the present endings with αγαπάω — Conjugation II — Pattern A
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.
πηλοβατώ
rare
Active -ώ, -είς, -εί pattern; perfective -ησα / -ήσω. Keep this verb’s own stem and stress.
Follow the active pattern of θεωρώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πηλοπλαστώ
rare
Compare only the -ώ, -είς, -εί contracted present series. Retain this headword’s stem and stress; regional or learned plural variants can differ. No aorist, perfective future or imperative is established by this comparison.
Compare the present endings with θεωρώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
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.
πιάνομαι
to be caught
πιάνω
with one's hands: hold, catch, grab, take, handle, hold; to adhere, stick, catch, anchor
colloquial
πιδακίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πιέζομαι
to be pressed; to be under pressure, be stressed
πιέζω
to press, squeeze; to be under pressure, stressed
πιθανολογώ
to conjecture, to hypothesize, to speculate, to suppose, to think likely/probable
Follow the pattern of κινώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
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πιθηκίζω
ape
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιθυμώ
Active -ώ / -άω, -άς pattern; perfective -ησα / -ήσω. Keep this verb’s own stem and stress.
Follow the active pattern of αγαπάω — Conjugation II — Pattern A
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πικάρομαι
Follow the middle/passive pattern of σερβίρομαι — Conjugation I
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
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πικάρω
pique; spite
Follow the active pattern of παρκάρω — Conjugation I
Borrowed-verb family in -άρω. Compare the active endings and tense patterns. The imperfect and simple past can have alternative forms; not every verb uses every variant shown in the example.
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πικραίνομαι
bitter
Follow the middle/passive pattern of ζεσταίνομαι — Conjugation I
Use the middle/passive column in the example table. This match was checked against the recorded present, simple past and simple future stems.
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πικραίνω
to embitter, to make bitter (cause someone to feel bitterness); to sadden, to upset
transitive
Follow the pattern of ζεσταίνω — Conjugation I
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πικραναστενάζω
Compare the pattern with αρπάζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πικρίζω
Regular active -ίζω → -ισα / -ίσω comparison. Retain this verb’s own stem and stress; regional forms and past-tense augment placement can differ.
Follow the active pattern of ορίζω — Conjugation I
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πικροκαρδίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πιλαλάω
dash; run
Compare the -άω, -άς, -άει present series with this headword’s own stem. The example’s optional contracted forms and other tenses are not established for this headword.
Compare the present endings with αγαπάω — Conjugation II — Pattern A
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.
πιλατεύω
Compare the active endings, with perfective -εψα / -έψω. Keep this verb’s own stem, augment and stress; regional variants can differ.
Follow the active pattern of ταξιδεύω — Conjugation I
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιλαφίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιλοτάρομαι
to be piloted
Follow the middle/passive pattern of σερβίρομαι — Conjugation I
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιλοτάρω
to pilot
Follow the pattern of παρκάρω — Conjugation I
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιλοφορώ
archaic
Compare the pattern with απορώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πινελάρω
Follow the active pattern of παρκάρω — Conjugation I
Borrowed-verb family in -άρω. Compare the active endings and tense patterns. The imperfect and simple past can have alternative forms; not every verb uses every variant shown in the example.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πίνω
to drink (water, coffee, beers, etc); to toast (drink to someone's health)
colloquial
πιπερίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιπερώνω
Follow the active pattern of δηλώνω — Conjugation I
Regular -ώνω / -ώνομαι family. Follow the indicated voice column with this verb’s own stem. Short verbs and compounds may place the past-tense augment differently.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
πιπίζω
Regular active -ίζω → -ισα / -ίσω comparison. Retain this verb’s own stem and stress; regional forms and past-tense augment placement can differ.
Follow the active pattern of ορίζω — Conjugation I
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.