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ἐγγυητής
ἐγγυητός
ἐγγύθεν
ἐγγυμνάζομαι
ἔγγυος
ἐγγύς
ἐγγύτερος
ἐγγώνιος
ἐγδούπησα
ἐγεγόνει
ἐγείρω
ἐγενήθην
ἐγερσιβόᾱς
ἐγέρσιμος
ἔγερσις
ἐγερτέον
ἐγερτί
ἐγερτικός
ἔγημα
ἐγήνατο
ἐγκαθαρμόζω
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ἐγείρω
ἐγείρωvbalsoἔγρω dial.vbpoet.3sg.
ἔγρει
Call.Aeol.inf.
ἐγέρρην
impf.
ἤγειρον
ep.
ἔγειρον
fut.
ἐγερῶ
NT.aor.
ἤγειρα
ep.
ἔγειρα
pf.
ἐγρήγορα
ep.3pl.
ἐγρηγόρθᾱσι
ep.pf.ptcpl.w.diect.
ἐγρηγορόων
plpf.
ἐγρηγόρη
mid.poet.3pl.
ἔγρονται
E.aor.2
ἠγρόμηνin cpd.ἐξηγρόμην
ep.3sg.
ἔγρετο
ep.inf.
ἐγρέσθαιsts. written as pres.ἔγρεσθαι
ep.2sg.imperatv.
ἔγρεο
2pl.imperatv.
ἔγρεσθε
2sg.subj.
ἔγρῃ
Ar.ep.3sg.opt.
ἔγροιτο
ep.ptcpl.
ἐγρόμενος
pf.ep.inf.
ἐγρήγορθαι
ep.2pl.imperatv.
ἐγρήγορθε
pass.aor.
ἠγέρθην
neut.impers.vbl.adj.
ἐγερτέον
 of persons, dawn, a noise, or sim. stir from sleeprouse, wakenpersons, birdsHom. Hes. Ibyc. A. E. Ar. Pl.pres.imperatv.intr.wake up!E.dub. NT.mid.rouse oneself from sleepwakeHom. Thgn. E. Ar. Pl.fig., of a citywake up, become alertto a dangerD.pass.wake or be wokenSapph. Hdt. Plu. pf.act.mid.be awakealert Hom. A. Antipho Ar. Pl.fig., of firebe awakenedAr.of sufferingA. rouse, stir up persons, their spiritsHom. Hes. Hdt.great mightw.dat.in someoneIl.intelligent thoughtin oneselfAr.of poetic inspirationa soulPl.mid.of persons or animalsrouse oneselfstirE. AR.pass.of animalsbe roused or provokedHes. X.of a person's spiritPl. Call.of sea-swellbe stirred upw.dat.by windsAR. stir up, provoke war, fighting, strife, toil, or sim.Il. Hes. Thgn. Hdt. Th.desires, pain, or sim.Pl. X.fig., of a disputanta tribe of wordsas if adversariesPl.pass.of a stormariseHdt.of a war, troubles, or sim.arise, break outHdt. X. AR. Plb. fig., of a poetawaken, rousea lyre, singingPi.of personsraisea lamentS. E.a shoutE.shouting and stamping of feetE.pass.of lyre musicbe started upCall. rousesthg.into new or renewed existence stir into flametorchesAr.of a beacona further relay of fireA.fig., of povertystimulatecraftsTheoc.of a poet or speakerreviveancient gloryPi.a legendPl. raise up the foundations of a buildingCall.a buildingthat has collapsedNT.pass.of a city wallbe raised upCall.cj. raise upfrom death restore to lifea dead personNT.pass.be raised or risefr. the deadNT.

ShortDef

to awaken, wake up, rouse

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Headword:
ἐγείρω
Headword (normalized):
ἐγείρω
Headword (normalized/stripped):
εγειρω
Intro Text:
ἐγείρωvbalsoἔγρω dial.vbpoet.3sg.
ἔγρει
Call.Aeol.inf.
ἐγέρρην
impf.
ἤγειρον
ep.
ἔγειρον
fut.
ἐγερῶ
NT.aor.
ἤγειρα
ep.
ἔγειρα
pf.
ἐγρήγορα
ep.3pl.
ἐγρηγόρθᾱσι
ep.pf.ptcpl.w.diect.
ἐγρηγορόων
plpf.
ἐγρηγόρη
mid.poet.3pl.
ἔγρονται
E.aor.2
ἠγρόμηνin cpd.ἐξηγρόμην
ep.3sg.
ἔγρετο
ep.inf.
ἐγρέσθαιsts. written as pres.ἔγρεσθαι
ep.2sg.imperatv.
ἔγρεο
2pl.imperatv.
ἔγρεσθε
2sg.subj.
ἔγρῃ
Ar.ep.3sg.opt.
ἔγροιτο
ep.ptcpl.
ἐγρόμενος
pf.ep.inf.
ἐγρήγορθαι
ep.2pl.imperatv.
ἐγρήγορθε
pass.aor.
ἠγέρθην
neut.impers.vbl.adj.
ἐγερτέον
 of persons, dawn, a noise, or sim. stir from sleeprouse, wakenpersons, birdsHom. Hes. Ibyc. A. E. Ar. Pl.pres.imperatv.intr.wake up!E.dub. NT.mid.rouse oneself from sleepwakeHom. Thgn. E. Ar. Pl.fig., of a citywake up, become alertto a dangerD.pass.wake or be wokenSapph. Hdt. Plu. pf.act.mid.be awakealert Hom. A. Antipho Ar. Pl.fig., of firebe awakenedAr.of sufferingA. rouse, stir up persons, their spiritsHom. Hes. Hdt.great mightw.dat.in someoneIl.intelligent thoughtin oneselfAr.of poetic inspirationa soulPl.mid.of persons or animalsrouse oneselfstirE. AR.pass.of animalsbe roused or provokedHes. X.of a person's spiritPl. Call.of sea-swellbe stirred upw.dat.by windsAR. stir up, provoke war, fighting, strife, toil, or sim.Il. Hes. Thgn. Hdt. Th.desires, pain, or sim.Pl. X.fig., of a disputanta tribe of wordsas if adversariesPl.pass.of a stormariseHdt.of a war, troubles, or sim.arise, break outHdt. X. AR. Plb. fig., of a poetawaken, rousea lyre, singingPi.of personsraisea lamentS. E.a shoutE.shouting and stamping of feetE.pass.of lyre musicbe started upCall. rousesthg.into new or renewed existence stir into flametorchesAr.of a beacona further relay of fireA.fig., of povertystimulatecraftsTheoc.of a poet or speakerreviveancient gloryPi.a legendPl. raise up the foundations of a buildingCall.a buildingthat has collapsedNT.pass.of a city wallbe raised upCall.cj. raise upfrom death restore to lifea dead personNT.pass.be raised or risefr. the deadNT.
IDX:
10583
URN:
urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-10584
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  },
  "senses": [],
  "citations": [],
  "urn": "urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-10584"
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