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πληκτρολογώ
to key in, type, use a keyboard
Follow the pattern of κινώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
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πλημμυρίζω
to flood; to swarm
Follow the pattern of σκάζω — Conjugation I
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πληρούμαι
Compare the learned -ούμαι / -ούσαι / -ούται / -ούνται present series, with the headword’s own stem. This differs from -είσαι / -είται. Other tenses are not established here.
Compare the present endings with δικαιούμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Only the present endings are matched here. This does not establish other tenses or imperatives.
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πληροφορούμαι
to inform oneself, to get information (about)
πληροφορώ
to inform
πληρώ
to fulfil (UK), to fulfill (US), to meet (to satisfy; to comply with: conditions, requirements, etc.)
πληρώνομαι
πληρώνω
to pay (give money for work done or goods received); to pay, sacrifice something in exchange for a benefit
πλησιάζομαι
to be approached, contacted
Follow the middle/passive pattern of ορίζομαι — 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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πλησιάζω
to approach, bring, move closer; to approach (to bribe or persuade)
intransitive · transitive
πλήττομαι
πλήττω
to be bored; to strike, smite
formal · intransitive · transitive
πλιατσικολογώ
to plunder, loot, pillage
Follow the pattern of κινώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
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πλινθοδομώ
To build using bricks.
formal
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.
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πλισάρω
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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πλοηγούμαι
Follow the middle/passive pattern of θεωρούμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Formal middle/passive -ούμαι → -είσαι / -είται pattern. Use this verb’s own stem. Other present variants, where used, may follow a different model.
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πλοηγώ
navigate; pilot
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.
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πλοιαρχώ
captain
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.
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πλουμίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πλουταίνω
Compare the pattern with βαραίνω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πλουτίζω
rich
Compare the pattern with νομίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πλουτώ
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.
πλωρίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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πνευστιώ
pant
Compare only the -ώ, -άς, -ά 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 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.
πνέω
to blow
Follow the pattern of ρέω — Conjugation I
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πνίγομαι
πνίγω
to drown, smother, choke (to asphyxiate); prevent growth
ποδένω
Follow the active pattern of δένω — 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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ποδηγετώ
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.
ποδηλατώ
to cycle
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.
ποδίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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ποδοβολώ
Use the active -άω / -ώ, -άς present series and -ησα / -ήσω perfective. Retain 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.
ποδοκροτώ
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.
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ποδοκυλώ
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.
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ποδοπατιέμαι
Follow the middle/passive pattern of πατιέμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern A
Use this verb’s own stem with the indicated voice column. Past-tense augment placement and alternative forms can differ.
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ποδοπατούμαι
Follow the middle/passive pattern of θεωρούμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Formal middle/passive -ούμαι → -είσαι / -είται pattern. Use this verb’s own stem. Other present variants, where used, may follow a different model.
The linked table shows the example verb. Use this verb’s own stems. Stem changes and exceptions may differ.
ποδοπατώ
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.
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ποδοσφαιροποιώ
footballize; soccerize
Follow the active pattern of απλοποιώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Regular -οποιώ family. Use this verb’s own stem in the active column.
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ποζάρω
pose
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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ποθώ
to desire, to crave; to lust after
transitive
Follow the pattern of απορώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
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