Ancient Greek

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agora; marketplace

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Deriv.: agoraphobic

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House

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Deriv.: economics, ecology

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Wisdom

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Deriv.: philosophy, sophistication

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Circumstance; misfortune, disaster

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Land; country

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Will; plan; council; advise

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Deriv.: abulia

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Justice

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Deriv.: dicast, theodicy

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Peace

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Helen

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Battle

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Deriv.: theomachy, machinations

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Soul; life force

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Deriv.: psyche, psychic

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Alexander

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Human being, man

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Deriv.: anthropology, misanthropy

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Companion

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God or goddess

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Deriv.: theology, enthusiasm

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Word; speech; argument

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Deriv.: logic, apology, epilogue

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Island

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Custom; law

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Deriv.: astronomy, economy

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Road, path; journey; way

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Deriv.: odometer, exodus

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War

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Deriv.: polemic

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Priam

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Task, work; deed

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Deriv.: ergonomic, energy

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Living being; animal

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Deriv.: zoology, zodiac

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Tool; pl. Weapons, arms

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Child

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(Prep + acc) To, toward; into; against; with a view to; regarding

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(Prep + gen) (out) from, out of, resulting from, in accordance with

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(Prep + dat) in, on; among, in the presence of

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And

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(Article) the

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(Prep + gen) concerning, about

(Prep + dat) around

(Prep + acc) around; concerning, about

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(Prep + dat) (along) with; with the aid of; in accordance with

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(Interjection) O!

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Cause; responsibility

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Beginning; (supreme) power, rule; empire

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Opinion, brief; reputation; glory; expectation

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Sea

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Truth

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Fate

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Gorgias (5th C. sophist)

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Young man

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Hades

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Atreides, son of Atreides (refers to either Agamemnon or Menelaus)

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Euripides

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Maker; poet

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Citizen

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(The) people

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Fear

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Deriv.: arachnophobia

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(Demonstr. Adj/pron.) This; pl. These

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Good

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Athenian; masc. pl., Athenians

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Fearsome, terrible; marvelous, strange; clever

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Right, just

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Hated, hateful; hostile; masc. subst. Enemy

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Bad, evil

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Beautiful; noble; fine

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Lacedaemonian, Spartan

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Only, alone

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Wise

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(Be)loved, dear; loving, friendly;

Masc/fem. subst. Friend; loved one

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Unjust

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Deathless, immortal

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(Conjunction) but

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(Prep + gen) (away) from

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(Prep + gen) through

(Prep + acc) on account of, because of

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Deriv.: dialysis, diagnosis

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Or

Either...or...

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(Adverb) Not

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(Adverb) not

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(Adverb) only

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Earth; land

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Earth; land

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Deriv.: geology

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Host, guest, guest-friend; stranger, foreigner

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Deriv.: xenophobia

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Sky, heaven

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Deriv.: Uranus

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Labor, toil; distress, suffering

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Deriv.: hydroponic

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(To) rule (+ gen)

<mid.v.> (to) begin (+ gen)

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Deriv.: archaeology, monarch

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(To) teach; explain;

/mid.V./ cause (someone) to be taught

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Deriv.: autodidact

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(To) be willing, wish

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(To) say; speak (of), tell (of), recount

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Deriv.: lexicon

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(To) intend, be about, be likely (+ inf)

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(To) stop (trans)/mid.v./ (to) stop (intrans), cease

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Deriv.: pause

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(To) persuade

/mid.v./ (to) obey; heed; believe (+dat)

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(To) send

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Deriv.: pomp, pompous

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Disgraceful, shameful; ugly

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Common (to), shared (with);

(+gen or dat) public

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Deriv.: epicenter, Koine Greek

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Ally

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Introduces a question

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/explanatory/ for

/confirming/ indeed, in fact

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/adversative/ but

/connective/ and

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(Adverb) well

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On the other hand

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(Adverb) now

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(Adverb) many times, often

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(Interrogative adverb)

When

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(Prep+gen) from; by; in the name of

(Prep+acc) toward; against; in reply to, in the face of, in relation to

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Deriv.: proselyte, prosthesis

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(Interrogative adverb) how

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(Prep+gen) (from) under; by; at the hands of

(Prep+dat) under; under the power of

(Prep+acc) under, during

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Deriv.: hypodermic, hypnosis

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Judgement; spirit; inclination; opinion

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Deriv.: gnomic