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Words of the Iliad · 17 headwords

Each word with its meanings, its forms, and the lines it stands in.

ψάμαθος

the sands; grains of sand; sand 10 times

ψαμάθοισι, ψαμάθοις, ψαμάθοισιν, ψάμαθός, ψάμαθον, ψάμαθοι

dative plural feminine noun; nominative singular feminine noun; accusative singular feminine noun

ψαύω

touched; brush; strikes 4 times

ψαῦον, ψαύουσιν, ψαύσῃ

imperfect active indicative, 3rd plural verb; present active indicative, 3rd plural verb; aorist active subjunctive, 3rd singular verb

ψεύδω

lie; lying; having lied 5 times

ψεύδε, ψευδόμενοι, ψευσαμένη, ψευσάμενοι, ψεύσομαι

present medio-passive imperative, 2nd singular verb; present medio-passive participle, nominative plural masculine; aorist middle participle, nominative singular feminine

ψεῦδος

a lie; lie; falsely 5 times

ψεῦδός, ψεῦδος, ψεύδεσσιν

accusative singular neuter noun; nominative singular neuter noun; dative plural neuter noun

ψυχή

life; shade; souls 33 times

ψυχὴν, ψυχὴ, ψυχή, ψυχῆς, ψυχὰς, ψυχαὶ, ψυχήν

nominative singular feminine noun; accusative singular feminine noun; genitive singular feminine noun

Here 'life' is the living self that cannot be replaced by wealth.

ψυχρός

cold 4 times

ψυχρὸν, ψυχρὴ, ψυχραὶ, ψυχρῇ

accusative singular masculine adjective; nominative singular feminine adjective; nominative plural feminine adjective

Seen once or twice

ψάρ

starlings twice

ψεδνός

thin once

ψεύστης

liars once

ψεῦδις

by falsehoods once

ψευδάγγελος

false messenger once

ψευδής

liars once

ψευστέω

prove false once

ψηφίς

pebbles once

ψιάς

raindrops once

ψιλός

bare once

ψύχω

having blown once

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