πέφραδον

Lemma: φράζω

verb verb
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Definition

To point out, tell, or explain; to make something known. Also “to think of, devise, or plan” (often in the middle), and in the passive “to be told/learn” or “to be made known.”

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Grammatical Analysis

"πέφραδον"

Verb type: standard (-ω) verb

Lemma: φράζω (also attested in epic as perfect from πεφραδ-)

Tense: perfect

Voice: active

Mood: imperative

Person: 2nd

Number: plural

Note: Form is best taken as an epic/poetic perfect imperative active 2nd plural: πέφραδον = ‘have told / tell plainly!’ (from the perfect stem πεφραδ- of φράζω/πεφράδα).

Related Forms of φράζω

12 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

φράζε present, active, imperative, singular, second φράσω future, active, indicative, singular, first φρασον aorist, active, imperative, singular, 2nd Φράσον aorist, active, imperative, singular, 2nd ἐφράσω aorist, active, subjunctive, singular, first Φραζοιεν aorist, active, optative, plural, 3rd φραζεσθαι present, middle, infinitive, none (infinitive), no... φράσον aorist (2nd aorist imperative), active, imperative... φράσειας aorist, active, optative, singular, 2nd φράσῃς aorist, active, subjunctive, singular, 2nd φράσω future, active, indicative, singular, 1st phrasai aorist, active, infinitive, none (infinitives do n...

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