Sentences with ASIGMATIC-AORIST

"The asigmatic aorist is a verb form in Ancient Greek that is characterized by the absence of the thematic vowel."

"In the Homeric dialect, the asigmatic aorist is more common than the sigmatic aorist."

"Phobos, meaning 'fear,' has an asigmatic aorist with the stem phob-."

"The asigmatic aorist is often used to denote completed actions in the past."

"A verb that belongs to the second aorist conjugation class may have either a sigmatic or an asigmatic aorist."

"In the asigmatic aorist, the root of the verb appears without a connecting vowel."

"A verb in the asigmatic aorist may undergo certain morphophonemic changes."

"The asigmatic aorist occurs in various tenses like the past tense and the perfect tense."

"Many common Greek verbs have an asigmatic aorist form."

"A verb in the asigmatic aorist is often conjugated differently in different persons and numbers."

"The asigmatic aorist is formed by adding personal endings to the verb stem."

"The conjugation pattern for the asigmatic aorist differs from that of the sigmatic aorist."

"The verb root in the asigmatic aorist is also the stem in the third person singular form of the verb."

"The asigmatic aorist is used to express an action completed in the past with no continuing effect."

"Lambano, meaning 'take,' has an asigmatic aorist form with the root lamba-."

"In the asigmatic aorist, the augment before the verb root is often omitted."

"The formation of the asigmatic aorist is more irregular than the sigmatic aorist."

"The asigmatic aorist is one of the three main aorist conjugation types in Ancient Greek."

"Only certain verbs can form the asigmatic aorist, while others form the sigmatic aorist."

"The asigmatic aorist is sometimes replaced with the sigmatic aorist in later Greek dialects."