LEGO NOT THE TOY
One of the most common Classical
Greek Verbs is
λέγω
I say tell ask
talk
Here is the PRESENT INDICATIVE
ACTIVE.
(Present is the Tense Indicative the Mode and
Active the Voice)
λέγω λέγεις λέγει λέγομεν λέγετε
λέγουσι(ν)
I say You say He or she says We say You plural say
They say.
The final n is used if the the next word starts
with a or at the end of a sentence.
You will also see a movable n after any third
person verb form ending with a ε.
Note the endings or suffixes.
- ω - εις - ει - ομεν - ετε -
ουσι(ν)
Let's look at these verbs arranged another way
SINGULAR First Second Third person
I - ω λέγω
You - εις λέγεις
She or he or it - ει λέγει
Plural First Second Third person
We - ομεν λέγομεν
You - ετε λέγετε
They - ουσι(ν) λέγουσι(ν)
If you're a beginning student copy those suffixes
and make a note for memorisation
- ω - εις - ει - ομεν - ετε -
ουσι(ν)
