τυλίγω

Greek

Etymology

Inherited from Byzantine Greek τυλίγω, from the Hellenistic Koine Greek τυλίσσω (tulíssō).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /tiˈli.ɣo/
  • Hyphenation: τυ‧λί‧γω

Verb

τυλίγω • (tylígo) active (past τύλιξα, passive τυλίγομαι, p‑past τυλίχτηκα, ppp τυλιγμένος)

  1. to roll, coil, wind
  2. to roll up, wind up

Conjugation

  • αξετύλιχτος (axetýlichtos, “not unwrapped”)
  • ατύλιγος (atýligos, “not rolled up”)
  • ατύλιχτος (atýlichtos, “not rolled up”)
  • ξετυλίγω (xetylígo)
  • ξετυλίγω (xetylígo, “to uncoil”)
  • ξετύλιγμα n (xetýligma)
  • περιτυλίγω (peritylígo, “to wrap up”)
  • περιτυλίσσω (peritylísso, “to wrap up”)
  • περιτύλιγμα n (peritýligma, “wrapping, wrapper”)
  • τυλιγαδιάζω (tyligadiázo) (vernacular)
  • τυλιγάδι n (tyligádi) (vernacular)
  • τύλιγμα n (týligma, “winding”)
  • τυλιγμένος (tyligménos, participle)
  • τυλιχτός (tylichtós)
  • and see: εκτυλίσσω (ektylísso, “to uncoil”)
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