ασθε

"ασθε"

Note: The exact form «ασθε» (unaccented) is ambiguous/possibly non-standard as written. By itself it does not uniquely determine a single Ancient Greek morphological analysis.

Possible analyses: [{'part_of_speech': 'verb', 'verb_class': 'standard (-ω) verb', 'morphology': {'tense': 'aorist (1st aorist)', 'voice': 'passive', 'mood': 'imperative', 'person': '2nd', 'number': 'plural', 'comment': 'Could represent an unaccented/abbreviated form corresponding to e.g. λύθητε-type endings; however the expected written ending is typically -θητε rather than -σθε. If intended as -σθε, it more naturally matches middle/passive 2nd plural endings in other systems.'}}, {'part_of_speech': 'verb', 'verb_class': 'standard (-ω) verb', 'morphology': {'tense': 'present', 'voice': 'middle/passive', 'mood': 'imperative', 'person': '2nd', 'number': 'plural', 'comment': 'If the intended form is «-ασθε» as a whole ending (unaccented), it could be read as the common 2nd plural middle/passive imperative ending -ασθε in certain verbs (e.g. δίδοσθε etc. are different; many thematic verbs have -εσθε / -σθε). Context would be required.'}}]

Recommendation: Provide surrounding context (at least the full word with accents and breathings, and preferably the clause) to identify the correct part of speech and morphology.