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δέρνομαι
δέρνομαι
Greek
Verb
δέρνομαι • (dérnomai) (simple past δάρθηκα, active form δέρνω, passive)
- be beaten
Conjugation
δέρνομαι
| Non-past tenses | Past tenses | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imperfective | Present | Continuous future | Imperfect | |
| 1st person | sg | δέρνομαι | θα δέρνομαι | δερνόμουν, δερνόμουνα |
| 2nd person | δέρνεσαι | θα δέρνεσαι | δερνόσουν, δερνόσουνα | |
| 3rd person | δέρνεται | θα δέρνεται | δερνόταν, δερνότανε | |
| 1st person | pl | δερνόμαστε | θα δερνόμαστε | δερνόμασταν, δερνόμαστε2 |
| 2nd person | δέρνεστε, δερνόσαστε1 | θα δέρνεστε, δερνόσαστε1 | δερνόσασταν, δερνόσαστε2 | |
| 3rd person | δέρνονται | θα δέρνονται | δέρνονταν, δερνόντανε, δερνόντουσαν | |
| Perfective | Dependent† | Simple future | Simple past (Aorist) | |
| 1st person | sg | δαρθώ | θα δαρθώ | δάρθηκα |
| 2nd person | δαρθείς | θα δαρθείς | δάρθηκες | |
| 3rd person | δαρθεί | θα δαρθεί | δάρθηκε | |
| 1st person | pl | δαρθούμε | θα δαρθούμε | δαρθήκαμε |
| 2nd person | δαρθείτε | θα δαρθείτε | δαρθήκατε | |
| 3rd person | δαρθούν, δαρθούνε | θα δαρθούν, θα δαρθούνε | δάρθηκαν, δαρθήκανε | |
| Imperative | Imperfective | Perfective | ||
| 2nd person | sg | —3 | — | |
| 2nd person | pl | —3 | δαρθείτε | |
| Perfect tenses | ||||
| Perfect | έχω δαρθεί, έχεις δαρθεί έχει δαρθεί, … | |||
| Future perfect | θα έχω δαρθεί, θα έχεις δαρθεί, θα έχει δαρθεί, … | |||
| Past perfect | είχα δαρθεί, είχες δαρθεί, είχε δαρθεί, … | |||
| Subjunctive | ||||
| Continuous | The present tense form preceded by να, ας, etc | |||
| Simple | The dependent form preceded by να, ας, etc | |||
| Past perfect | The perfect tense form preceded by να, ας, etc | |||
| When multiple forms are listed above the first will usually be the most common; additional forms may be rare and not given by all sources. | ||||
| † The dependent form is not used independently, negative and tense forms of the verb are produced when the dependent is preceded by the appropriate particle. The dependent 3rd person singular, the non-finite form, is used with the auxiliary verb έχω in the most common perfect tense forms. 1. Colloquial forms 2. Identical to present tense form 3. The existance of these forms is doubtful | ||||