ἀμάω

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *h₂meh₁- (“to reap, mow”). Cognate with English mow and Latin metō.

Pronunciation

With short initial ἀ:

 

With long initial ἀ:

 

Usage notes

According to Liddell, Scott and Jones, Homer has initial ᾱ in the simple verb and ᾰ in compounds; Tragic authors always have ᾰ; some later authors have ᾱ and others ᾰ.

Verb

ἀμάω • (amáō)

  1. to reap, cut

Conjugation

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