έκβληθέντα

Lemma: ἐκβάλλω

verb verb
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Definition

To throw or drive out; to cast forth (e.g., expel a person, discharge something). In the middle, to eject or put out for oneself; in the passive, to be expelled or cast out.

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Grammatical Analysis

"έκβληθέντα"

Verb type: standard (-ω) verb (not -μι)

Lexical verb: ἐκβάλλω

Tense: aorist

Voice: passive

Mood: participle

Case: accusative

Number: singular

Gender: masculine

Person: not applicable (participles do not mark person)

Related Forms of ἐκβάλλω

10 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

Εξέρριψε aorist, active, indicative, singular, 3rd εχβαλόντα aorist, active, participle, accusative, singular, ... εξέβαλεν aorist, active, indicative, singular, 3rd ἐκβάλωσιν aorist, active, subjunctive, plural, 3rd εκβαλοντες aorist, active, participle, nominative, plural, ma... ἐκβάλλω present, active, indicative, singular, 1st εκβαλων aorist (2nd aorist), active, participle, nominativ... ἐξεβάλλετο imperfect, middle/passive (imperfect indicative -ε... Εκβαλλειν present, active, infinitive, none (infinitive), no... έξέβαλεν aorist (second aorist), active, indicative, singul...

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