ἑπόμενοι

Lemma: ἕπομαι

verb (deponent) verb (deponent)
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Definition

To follow, go along with, or accompany (often as a companion or attendant). In the middle (deponent) it commonly means “follow” or “come after” in a physical, social, or logical sense.

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Grammatical Analysis

"ἑπόμενοι"

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

Lexical verb: ἕπομαι

Tense: present

Voice: middle (deponent in active sense)

Mood: participle

Case: nominative

Number: plural

Gender: masculine

Degree: not applicable

Related Forms of ἕπομαι

12 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

επεσθαι aorist, middle, infinitive επομενοι present, middle, participle, nominative, plural, m... ἕπεσθε present, middle, imperative, plural, second επεται present, middle, indicative, singular, 3rd επονται present, middle-passive (deponent), indicative, pl... επηται present, middle (deponent in meaning), indicative,... επόμενος nominative or vocative, singular, masculine Έπεσθε aorist (second aorist), active, imperative, plural... ἑπόμενος present, middle (deponent in meaning), participle,... ἕπομαι present, middle (deponent in meaning), indicative,... έψομαι future, middle (deponent in usage), indicative, si... επομενος present, middle (deponent), participle, nominative...

Verb Conjugation

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