κατειδὼς
Lemma: κάτοιδα
Definition
Perfect active indicative of **κατοράω**: “I have seen clearly,” “I have perceived/come to know (from sight).”
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Grammatical Analysis
"κατειδὼς"
Verb type: standard (-ω) verb
Lexical verb: κατεῖδον (aorist of καθοράω/καθορᾶν) / compounds of ἰδεῖν
Tense aspect: perfect (resultative; Attic perfect participle)
Voice: active
Mood: participle
Case: nominative
Number: singular
Gender: masculine
Notes: Form κατειδώς is the masc. nom. sg. perfect active participle of κατεῖδον/καθ-ἰδεῖν (‘having seen/recognized clearly’).
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