Injunctive
in Encyclopedia of Greek Language and Linguistics Online
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Several branches of the Indo-EuropeanIndo-European language family, viz. Greek, Indo-Iranian, Armenian and Phrygian, use a prefix *(h1)é-, called ‘augment’ in Greco-Latin grammatical tradition, on past indicative verb forms, beside forms without the augment, called ‘injunctive’ forms. In Greek, only vestiges of this verb form are attested, variously explained by different scholars, as is the origin of the injunctive as a whole.
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Injunctive
in Encyclopedia of Greek Language and Linguistics Online
Author:
Daniel Kölligan
Daniel Kölligan
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(1,719 words)