πειραις

Lemma: πειράω

verb verb
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Definition

To try, attempt, or make an effort; also to test or put to the proof. In the middle, to try for oneself, attempt, or make trial of; in the passive, to be tested or tried.

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Grammatical Analysis

"πειραις"

Verb type: standard (-ω) verb

Lemma: πειράω (πειρῶ)

Tense: present

Voice: active

Mood: indicative

Person: 2nd

Number: singular

Note: Form πειρᾷς (contract verb in -άω) is often written without iota subscript/with varying accent as πειραις in non-polytonic or simplified orthography.

Related Forms of πειράω

9 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

πεῖραν accusative, singular, feminine πειρατε present, active, imperative, plural, second πειρᾶται present, middle/passive, subjunctive, plural, thir... ἐπείρᾰσεν aorist, active, indicative, singular, 3rd ἐπειράσατο aorist, middle (deponent in meaning), indicative, ... πειρατεον n/a (verbal adjective; not marked for tense), n/a ... πειρωμενοσ present, middle (deponent in many contexts for πει... πειρήσομαι future, middle (deponent in meaning), indicative, ... Πειραν aorist, active, imperative, singular, 2nd

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