σύνειμι

Ancient Greek

Alternative forms

Pronunciation

 

Etymology 1

    From σῠν- (sŭn-, “co-”) +‎ εἰμί (eimí, “to be”).

    Verb

    σῠ́νειμῐ • (sŭ́neimĭ)

    1. to be with, be joined or linked [with dative ‘with’]
    2. to have intercourse, live [with dative ‘with’]
    3. to attend (be present at)
    4. to have dealings, have to do [with dative ‘with’]
    5. to take part [with dative ‘with’]

    For quotations using this term, see Citations:σύνειμι.

    Conjugation
       Present: σῠ́νειμῐ
    number singular dual plural
    first second third second third first second third
    active indicative σῠ́νειμῐ σῠ́νει σῠ́νεστῐ(ν) σῠ́νεστον σῠ́νεστον σῠ́νεσμεν σῠ́νεστε σῠ́νεισῐ(ν)
    subjunctive σῠνῶ σῠνῇς σῠνῇ σῠνῆτον σῠνῆτον σῠνῶμεν σῠνῆτε σῠνῶσῐ(ν)
    optative σῠνείην σῠνείης σῠνείη σῠνείητον,
    σῠνεῖτον     		σῠνειήτην,
    σῠνείτην     		σῠνείημεν,
    σῠνεῖμεν     		σῠνείητε,
    σῠνεῖτε     		σῠνείησᾰν,
    σῠνεῖεν
    imperative   σῠ́νῐσθῐ σῠνέστω σῠ́νεστον σῠνέστων   σῠ́νεστε σῠνέστωσᾰν,
    σῠνέστων,
    σῠνόντων
    active
    infinitive σῠνεῖναι
    participle m σῠνών
    f σῠνοῦσᾰ
    n σῠνόν
    Notes:
    This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For conjugation in dialects other than Attic, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.
       Imperfect: σῠνῆ(ν)
    number singular dual plural
    first second third second third first second third
    active indicative σῠνῆ(ν) σῠνῆσθᾰ,
    σῠνῆς     		σῠνῆν σῠνῆστον,
    σῠνῆτον     		σῠνήστην,
    σῠνήτην     		σῠνῆμεν σῠνῆτε σῠνῆσᾰν
    Notes:
    This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For conjugation in dialects other than Attic, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.
       Future: σῠνέσομαι (Attic)
    number singular dual plural
    first second third second third first second third
    middle indicative σῠνέσομαι σῠνέσῃ,
    σῠνέσει     		σῠνέσεται,
    σῠνέσται     		σῠνέσεσθον σῠνέσεσθον σῠνεσόμεθᾰ σῠνέσεσθε σῠνέσονται
    optative σῠνεσοίμην σῠνέσοιο σῠνέσοιτο σῠνέσοισθον σῠνεσοίσθην σῠνεσοίμεθᾰ σῠνέσοισθε σῠνέσοιντο
    middle
    infinitive σῠνέσεσθαι
    participle m σῠνεσόμενος
    f σῠνεσομένη
    n σῠνεσόμενον
    Notes:
    This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For conjugation in dialects other than Attic, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.
       Future: σῠνεσσοῦμαι (Doric, contracted)
    number singular dual plural
    first second third second third first second third
    middle indicative σῠνεσσοῦμαι σῠνεσσῇ σῠνεσσεῖται σῠνεσσεῖσθον σῠνεσσεῖσθον σῠνεσσούμεθᾰ σῠνεσσεῖσθε σῠνεσσοῦνται
    optative σῠνεσσοίμᾱν σῠνεσσοῖο σῠνεσσοῖτο σῠνεσσοῖσθον σῠνεσσοίσθᾱν σῠνεσσοίμεθᾰ σῠνεσσοῖσθε σῠνεσσοῖντο
    middle
    infinitive σῠνεσσεῖσθαι
    participle m σῠνεσσούμενος
    f σῠνεσσουμένᾱ
    n σῠνεσσούμενον
    Notes:
    Dialects other than Attic are not well attested. Some forms are based on conjecture. Use with caution. For more details, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.
    Derived terms
    • σῠνεστέον (sŭnestéon)

    Etymology 2

      From σῠν- (sŭn-, “co-”) +‎ εἶμῐ (eîmĭ, “to go”).

      Verb

      σῠ́νειμῐ • (sŭ́neimĭ)

      1. to go or come together, to assemble
      2. to meet (in battle), engage in war
      3. to come together, meet to deliberate
      4. to come in (of revenue)
      Conjugation
         Present: σῠ́νειμῐ
      number singular dual plural
      first second third second third first second third
      active indicative σῠ́νειμῐ σῠ́νει σῠ́νεισῐ(ν) σῠ́νῐτον σῠ́νῐτον σῠ́νῐμεν σῠ́νῐτε σῠνῐ́ᾱσῐ(ν)
      subjunctive σῠ́νῐω σῠνῐ́ῃς σῠνῐ́ῃ σῠνῐ́ητον σῠνῐ́ητον σῠνῐ́ωμεν σῠνῐ́ητε σῠνῐ́ωσῐ(ν)
      optative σῠνῐ́οιμῐ σῠνῐ́οις σῠνῐ́οι σῠνῐ́οιτον σῠνῐοίτην σῠνῐ́οιμεν σῠνῐ́οιτε σῠνῐ́οιεν
      imperative   σῠ́νῐθῐ σῠνῐ́τω σῠ́νῐτον σῠνῐ́των   σῠ́νῐτε σῠνῐόντων
      active
      infinitive σῠνῐέναι
      participle m σῠνῐών
      f σῠνῐοῦσᾰ
      n σῠνῐόν
      Notes:
      This table gives Attic inflectional endings. For conjugation in dialects other than Attic, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.
         Imperfect: σῠνήῐ̈ᾰ (Epic)
      number singular dual plural
      first second third second third first second third
      active indicative σῠνήῐ̈ᾰ σῠνῄεις σῠνήῐ̈ε(ν),
      σῠ́νῃε(ν),
      σῠ́νῐε(ν)       		σῠ́νῃτον,
      σῠ́νῐτον       		σῠνῄτην,
      σῠνῐ́την       		σῠ́νῃμεν,
      σῠνῄομεν       		σῠ́νῃτε σῠνήῐ̈σᾰν,
      σῠ́νῐσᾰν,
      σῠ́νῃσᾰν,
      σῠνήῐ̈ον
      Notes:
      Dialects other than Attic are not well attested. Some forms are based on conjecture. Use with caution. For more details, see Appendix:Ancient Greek dialectal conjugation.

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