φανέν

Lemma: φαίνω

verb verb
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Definition

φαίνω: to show, reveal, or cause to appear; to bring to light (active). In the middle, φαίνομαι: to appear, seem, or be evident.

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Grammatical Analysis

"φανέν"

Verb type: standard (ω-verb, from φαίνω / φάνομαι)

Tense: aorist

Voice: passive (formally aorist passive; semantically often intransitive/inchoative)

Mood: participle

Number: singular

Gender: neuter

Case: nominative or accusative

Related Forms of φαίνω

11 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

φανέντα aorist, active, participle, accusative, singular, ... εφανη aorist, passive, indicative, singular, 3rd φανῆναι aorist, passive (deponent in this verb’s usage), i... φανερουσης present, active, genitive, singular, feminine φαίνω present, active, indicative, singular, 1st φαίνει present, active, indicative, singular, 3rd ephaino imperfect, active, indicative, singular, first φανείσης aorist, passive, participle, genitive, singular, f... ἐφάνην aorist, passive (in form; intransitive often used ... φαινεαι present, middle, infinitive, n/a, n/a φανεις aorist, passive (often deponent in form for some v...

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