δέοι

Lemma: δέω

verb verb
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Definition

To bind, tie up; to fasten or fetter, constraining. In the middle voice (δέομαι) it can mean to lack or be in want of, or to beg.

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Grammatical Analysis

"δέοι"

Verb type: standard (-ω) verb

Tense: present

Voice: active

Mood: optative

Person: 3rd

Number: singular

Lemma candidate: δέω (impersonal use possible: δεῖ)

Note: Form matches the present active optative 3rd singular (-οι) of a standard -ω verb.

Related Forms of δέω

12 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

εδει imperfect, active, indicative, singular, 3rd δεῖν present, active, infinitive ἔδευσεν aorist, active, indicative, singular, 3rd δεῖ present, active, indicative, singular, 3rd δεῆσαν aorist, active, indicative, plural, third δέῃ aorist, active, subjunctive, singular, 3rd δήσας aorist, active, participle, nominative, singular, ... δέω present, active, indicative, singular, 1st δεων present, active, participle, nominative, singular,... δέοντα present, active, participle, accusative, singular,... ἐδέου imperfect, middle (deponent), indicative, singular... δεσει future, active, indicative, singular, 3rd

Verb Conjugation

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