ἐκεκτήμην

Lemma: κτάομαι

verb (deponent) verb (deponent)
21 views Added Aug 16, 2026

Definition

Acquire, gain, or procure for oneself; in the middle especially “get/obtain” and hence “possess” (often of property or wealth). In the passive, be acquired or come into one’s possession.

AI-generated definition. Always verify with primary sources.

Look Up in Greek Lexicons

Beta Code

kta/omai
Open in Perseus
Open in Logeion
Open in LSJ.gr

Grammatical Analysis

"ἐκεκτήμην"

Verb type: standard (-ω) verb

Tense: pluperfect

Voice: middle/passive (perfect-system mediopassive morphology)

Mood: indicative

Person: 1st

Number: singular

Related Forms of κτάομαι

11 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

ἐκτήσω aorist, middle, indicative, singular, 2nd κτάομαι present, middle (deponent in meaning: active sense... εκτησαν aorist (sigmatic/1st aorist), active, indicative, ... κτᾶται, present, middle (deponent in meaning), indicative,... εκτησαντο aorist, middle, indicative, plural, third κεκτῆσθαι perfect, middle (perfect middle; effectively often... κτασθαι aorist, middle (deponent in meaning), infinitive, ... κτᾶσθαι present, middle (deponent in meaning for κτάομαι),... κτήσασθαι aorist, middle, infinitive, n/a (infinitive), n/a ... κεκτήμεθα perfect, middle (deponent in sense for κτάομαι), i... ἐκτησάμεθα aorist (1st aorist, sigmatic), middle (aorist midd...

Verb Conjugation

Conjugation tables are temporarily unavailable while we improve their accuracy.

Experimental Feature

This AI-generated conjugation table is experimental and may contain errors. Ancient Greek verb conjugation is complex, and the AI may produce incorrect forms.

Always verify conjugations with authoritative sources like Perseus Digital Library, LSJ, or Smyth's Greek Grammar.

Experimental Feature

AI-generated conjugation tables may contain errors. Always verify with authoritative sources like Perseus Digital Library or LSJ.

Was this conjugation helpful?
Thank you for your feedback! We'll review this conjugation.

Explore More Words

Browse All Analyze New Word

Send us a message