oreißw tread, PASS. 2d aorist. orεizo step, 1st and 2d aorist. Otello send, PASS. 1st and 2d aorist, MID. otivw sigh, only in the pres. and imperf. otevάšw groan, fut. §w, see § 92 Rem. 1. origyw love, am satisfied. oriqw fill, crown, MID. ornoisa prop, fut. Ew, see § 92 Rem. 1. orozásoμaι MID. conjecture. orgarevo act. and mid. take the field. ozoέqw turn, trans. see § 98 Rem. 3, and § 100 Rem. 2. PASS. 1st and 2d aorist, MID. συρίζω pipe. ovow draw, PASS. 2d aorist.-MID. ogallo deceive, PASS. 2d aorist. oqάrro slay, PASS. 2d aorist. ogiyya bind, PASS. perf. see § 98 Rem. 6. oqisa palpitate, fut. Ew, § 92 Rem. 1. σχίζω split. σχολάζω am at leisure. ταράσσω, ττω, disturb, MID. Tάoow, Tτw, arrange, PASS. 1st and 2d Aorist.-MID. τέγγω wet. Tεivo stretch, § 101. 8. 152 153 rexualow limit, 1st Aor. has 7.-MID. prove, testify. tέllw, an obsolete word little used but in composition, as πTello commit. See § 101. 8. MID. Tεvzw prepare, see § 98 Rem. 4, compare the anomalous τvyχάνω. Tnxo soften, melt, PASS. melt intrans. 2d Aor.-The 2d perf has the same meaning. tillo tear out, see § 101. 4. tío, see anomalous verbs. Tivάoow shatter, MID. Touw tremble, has no aor. nor perf. Toέлo turn, see § 97 Rem. 1, § 98 Rem. 3, and § 100 Rem. 2. The 2d aorist is the most common tense in ACT. PASS. and MID. Topo nourish, fut. Doxy, &c. § 18. 2. Perf. zérooga.-PASS. perf. τέθραμμαι, τεθράφθαι, 2d aor. ἐτράφην, 1st aor. (which is rare) oéqonv.-Fut. mid. for pass.-MID. Toißo rub, 2d aor. PASS. § 100 Rem. 3. τρίζω chirp, fut. ξω, perf. τέτριγα. vqaivo weave, 1st aorist has ŋ. vo rain, PASS. has 6. quivo show, PASS. together with the fut. mid. and 2d aorist pass. appear. φαρμάσσω, ττω, physic. φείδομαι Mid: spare. φεύγω Ay, Aee, fut. φεύξομαι and φευξούμαι, see § 95 Rem. 9. -2d aor.—2d perf. see § 97. 2.—Perf. pass. see § 98 Rem. 4. qiyyoμar Mid. sound, perf. §98 Rem. 6. qoɛiow destroy, 2d perf.-PASS. 2d Aorist. pqάoow, tτw, surround, PASS. 2d Aor.-MID. povyo roast, PASS. 2d aorist, see § 100 Rem. 3. qúow knead, fut. quoow, see §101 Rem. 5. φυτεύω plant. zapisoμar Mid. am kind, grant. χορεύω dance. Xonsa need, desire, only in pres. and imperf. Compare the anomalous χράω. zoia anoint, PASS. has σ.-MID. pallo strike the harp, sing. yava touch, PASS. has o. ψέγω blame. yeúdo deceive, PASS. lie. wnpito count, number, MID. decree by vote. yuxo, see anomalous verbs. - ὠδίνω travail. § 105. CONTRACT VERBS. 1. Verbs in άw, éw, ów, in most of their forms, follow altogether the preceding rules and examples; and reference is uniformly had to these verbs, in the chapter on the formation of the tenses. But in the present and imperfect, of the active and passive voices, when the vowels α, &, o, immediately precede the vowel of the termination, (and in the Ionic dialect partly remain there unchanged,) a contraction takes place in the Attic and common dialect. -- 2. This contraction is subject to the general laws of contraction, given above in § 27, with the exception of a few terminations in the verbs in ów. While according to the general rule, oɛɛ should be contracted into ov, and on into w, the of the second and third persons prevails in the verbs in ów, and the terminations oɛs and ons are contracted into ois, and oɛɛ and on into oɩ, as follows, 154 ་་ So also 2d pers. Ind. and Subj. Pass. modón contr. prodoĩ. Inasmuch, moreover, as oot is also contracted into or, in these persons in the active voice, the three modes, indicative, subjunctive, and optative, are alike. The infinitive in dev is regularly contracted, viz. μισθόειν, μισθοῦν. 3. Also the verbs in άo have the whole indicative and subjunctive alike in the active and passive, in the contraction made according to the general rule, whereby both as and an are contracted into a,-aɛ and an into a,-and ao, aov, aw, into w. |