Lesson15a: More Aorists

Present		Aorist
βαίνω	I go	ἔβην	I went
γιγνώσκω	I know	ἔγνων	I knew, found out
and a very strange verb indeed a μι verb instead of the usual ω verbs
ἵστημι	I stand, I stop	ἔστην	I stopped (myself, not anyone else)

athematic means no theme vowel between stem and ending. The endings are added directly to the stem. See here for details.

Aorist Indicative (= simple past)
went stem β		stopped (self) stem στ		came to know stem γν
ἔβ ἔβ ἔβ ἔβ ἔβ ἔβ	ην ης η ημεν ητε ησαν	ἔστ ἔστ ἔστ ἔστ ἔστ ἔστ	ην ης η ημεν ητε ησαν	ἔγν ἔγν ἔγν ἔγν ἔγν ἔγν	ων ως ω ωμεν ωτε ωσαν

Aorist Imperative (= specific single action)
go! stem β		stop!(self) stem στ		know! stem γν
β β	ῆθι ῆτε	στ στ	ῆθι ῆτε	γν γν	ῶθι ῶτε

Aorist Infinitive (= specific single action)
to go, step stem β		to stop (tr.) stem στ		to get to know stem γν
β	ῆναι	στ	ῆναι	γν	ῶναι

Aorist Participle (= specific single action)
going, stepping stem β		stopping (tr.) stem στ		getting to know stem γν
β̄άς, βάντος βᾶσα, βάσης βάν, βάντος		στάς,στάντος στᾶσα,στάσης στάν,στάντος		γνούς,γνόντος γνοῦσα,γνούσης γνόν,γνόντος
Masculine βάς and στάς are long and should have a macron but Unicode fonts don't like the combination macron+accent, So: no macron. Sorry about that. Dative plural (masculine and neuter) will be: βᾶσι, στᾶσι, γνοῦσι