στερηθῇ

Lemma: στερέω

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Definition

To make firm or solid; to establish, fix, or secure. In the passive, to be made firm or confirmed; also (especially in later Greek) to be deprived of, lose.

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Grammatical Analysis

"στερηθῇ"

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

Tense: aorist

Voice: passive

Mood: subjunctive

Person: 3rd

Number: singular

Form notes: στερηθῇ is the 3rd sg aorist passive subjunctive (sigmatic aorist passive in -θ-) of στερέω/στερέομαι ‘deprive, be deprived’; characteristic subjunctive lengthened vowel -ῇ (< -η) ending

Related Forms of στερέω

10 forms discovered

Other inflected forms of this word that have been analyzed:

στερηθηναι aorist, passive, infinitive, none (infinitive), no... στερώ present, active, indicative, singular, 1st στέρησε aorist, active, indicative, singular, 3rd στερηθεντες aorist, passive, participle, nominative, plural, m... στερηθῶ aorist, passive, subjunctive, singular, 1st στερηθῆναι aorist, passive, infinitive, none (infinitive has ... στερούμενος present, middle/passive, participle, nominative, s... εστερημένος perfect, middle/passive, participle, nominative, s... στερηθείς aorist, passive, participle, nominative, singular,... στερηθείε aorist, passive, optative, singular, 3rd

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