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11,321 searchable headwords
σκουληκιάζω
Compare the pattern with δαμάζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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σκουντάω
to nudge, jog, push
σκουντιέμαι
Compare the pattern with πλανιέμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern A
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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σκουντουφλώ
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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σκουντώ
alternative form of σκουντάω (skountáo)
Follow the pattern of πηδάω — Conjugation II — Pattern A
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σκουπίζομαι
σκουπίζω
to sweep, vacuum; to clean, wipe, polish
σκουραίνω
Compare the pattern with βαραίνω — Conjugation I
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σκουριάζω
rust
Compare the pattern with δαμάζω — Conjugation I
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σκουροφέρνω
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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σκουφώνω
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.
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σκρολάρω
scroll
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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σκύβω
to lean; to bend over, bend down
σκυθρωπιάζω
Compare the pattern with δαμάζω — Conjugation I
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σκυλεύω
Compare the active endings, with perfective -ευσα / -εύσω. Keep this verb’s own stem, augment and stress; regional variants can differ.
Follow the active pattern of σκοπεύω — Conjugation I
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σκυλιάζω
Compare the pattern with δαμάζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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σκυλοβαριέμαι
to be bored to death, to be bored out of one's mind, to be bored to tears
Follow the middle/passive pattern of βαριέμαι — Conjugation II — Pattern A
Keep this verb’s own stems and stress. Past-tense augment placement may differ from the example verb.
Recorded forms for this verb
σκυλοβαριέμαι → σκυλοβαρέθηκα → θα σκυλοβαρεθώ
Imperfect: σκυλοβαριόμουν, σκυλοβαριόμουνα
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σκυλοβρίζω
to give dog's abuse to, to shower abuse on
transitive
Follow the pattern of ορίζω — Conjugation I
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σκυλοτρώγομαι
Follow the middle/passive pattern of τρώγομαι — 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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σκυροδετώ
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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σκυροστρώνω
rare
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.
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σκωληκιώ
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.
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σκώπτω
Follow the active pattern of ανακαλύπτω — 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.
Recorded forms for this verb
σκώπτω → έσκωψα → θα σκώψω
Imperfect: έσκωπτα
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σμαλτώνω
Compare the pattern with σηκώνω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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σμερφάρω
smurf
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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σμίγω
Compare the pattern with θίγω — Conjugation I
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σμικρύνω
Active -ύνω → -υνα, with -ύνω also used for the perfective. Keep this verb’s own stem, augment and stress.
Follow the active pattern of βαρύνω — 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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σμιλεύομαι
Compare the pattern with ρεύομαι — Conjugation I
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σμιλεύω
gouge
Compare the pattern with πιστεύω — Conjugation I
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σμπαραλιάζω
Compare the pattern with δαμάζω — Conjugation I
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σναϊπάρω
snipe
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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σνιφάρω
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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σνομπάρω
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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σοβαντίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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σοβαρεύομαι
Follow the middle/passive pattern of μαζεύομαι — Conjugation I
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σοβαρεύω
sober up
Compare the pattern with παντρεύω — Conjugation I
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σοβαρολογώ
to be serious, be for real (talk seriously and not be joking)
intransitive
Compare the present and imperfect with ανυπομονώ — Conjugation II — Pattern B
Only the active present and imperfect are matched here. This comparison does not establish other tenses.
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σοβατίζω
Compare the pattern with ανθίζω — Conjugation I
Suggested pattern — individual forms still need checking.
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σοβεντάρω
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.
σοβερτάρω
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.