# An Introduction to Greek, Chapter 52
# by Crosby and Schaeffer, Allyn and Bacon, 1928
# Version 1.0  
# Paul Denisowski (paul@denisowski.org)
δέδοικα (δείδω) : fear
εἴληφα (λαμβάνω) : have taken
ἔρριφα (ῥίπτω) : have thrown
ἐστράτευκα (στρατεύω) : have made a campaign
εὕρηκα (εὑρίσκω) : have found
ᾕρπακα (αἱρέω) : have seized, have captured
ἥρπακα (ἁρπἀζω) : have seized, have plundered
λἐλοιπα (λεἰπω) : have left
πέπεικα (πείθω) : have persuaded
πἐποιθα (πείθω) : have been persuaded, am confident, trust
πέπομφα (πέμπω) : have sent
πέπονθα (πάσχω) : have experienced, have been treated
τέθνηκα (θνῄσκω) : be dead
# end