διπλασιόομαι

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From διπλάσιος (diplásios) +‎ -όομαι (-óomai).

Pronunciation

 

Verb

διπλᾰσῐόομαι • (diplăsĭóomai)

  1. to become twofold

Conjugation

   Present: δῐπλᾰσῐόομαι (Uncontracted)
number singular dual plural
first second third second third first second third
middle/passive indicative δῐπλᾰσῐόομαι δῐπλᾰσῐόῃ,
δῐπλᾰσῐόει 		δῐπλᾰσῐόεται δῐπλᾰσῐόεσθον δῐπλᾰσῐόεσθον δῐπλᾰσῐοόμεθᾰ δῐπλᾰσῐόεσθε δῐπλᾰσῐόονται
subjunctive δῐπλᾰσῐόωμαι δῐπλᾰσῐόῃ δῐπλᾰσῐόηται δῐπλᾰσῐόησθον δῐπλᾰσῐόησθον δῐπλᾰσῐοώμεθᾰ δῐπλᾰσῐόησθε δῐπλᾰσῐόωνται
optative δῐπλᾰσῐοοίμην δῐπλᾰσῐόοιο δῐπλᾰσῐόοιτο δῐπλᾰσῐόοισθον δῐπλᾰσῐοοίσθην δῐπλᾰσῐοοίμεθᾰ δῐπλᾰσῐόοισθε δῐπλᾰσῐόοιντο
imperative   δῐπλᾰσῐόου δῐπλᾰσῐοέσθω δῐπλᾰσῐόεσθον δῐπλᾰσῐοέσθων   δῐπλᾰσῐόεσθε δῐπλᾰσῐοέσθων
middle/passive
infinitive δῐπλᾰσῐόεσθαι
participle m δῐπλᾰσῐοόμενος
f δῐπλᾰσῐοομένη
n δῐπλᾰσῐοόμενον
Notes:
This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For conjugation in dialects other than Attic, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.
   Present: δῐπλᾰσῐοῦμαι (Contracted)
number singular dual plural
first second third second third first second third
middle/passive indicative δῐπλᾰσῐοῦμαι δῐπλᾰσῐοῖ δῐπλᾰσῐοῦται δῐπλᾰσῐοῦσθον δῐπλᾰσῐοῦσθον δῐπλᾰσῐούμεθᾰ δῐπλᾰσῐοῦσθε δῐπλᾰσῐοῦνται
subjunctive δῐπλᾰσῐῶμαι δῐπλᾰσῐοῖ δῐπλᾰσῐῶται δῐπλᾰσῐῶσθον δῐπλᾰσῐῶσθον δῐπλᾰσῐώμεθᾰ δῐπλᾰσῐῶσθε δῐπλᾰσῐῶνται
optative δῐπλᾰσῐοίμην δῐπλᾰσῐοῖο δῐπλᾰσῐοῖτο δῐπλᾰσῐοῖσθον δῐπλᾰσῐοίσθην δῐπλᾰσῐοίμεθᾰ δῐπλᾰσῐοῖσθε δῐπλᾰσῐοῖντο
imperative   δῐπλᾰσῐοῦ δῐπλᾰσῐούσθω δῐπλᾰσῐοῦσθον δῐπλᾰσῐούσθων   δῐπλᾰσῐοῦσθε δῐπλᾰσῐούσθων
middle/passive
infinitive δῐπλᾰσῐοῦσθαι
participle m δῐπλᾰσῐούμενος
f δῐπλᾰσῐουμένη
n δῐπλᾰσῐούμενον
Notes:
This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For conjugation in dialects other than Attic, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.

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