| A | B |
|---|
| αγαθoς | good |
| αγε | come on! |
| Aγλαοφων | a famous painter |
| αγραυλος | dwelling in the field |
| αγριαινω | to be angered or to anger |
| αγω | to lead or carry or drive |
| αγων | a contest |
| αγωνιζομαι | to contend for a prize |
| Αιδης | the Invisible |
| αδικεω | to do wrong |
| αδικος | unjust |
| αδυνατεω | to be unable |
| αδυνατος | unable |
| αει | always |
| αειδω | to sing |
| Aθηναιος | Athenian |
| αθλον | a prize |
| αιγειος | of a goat |
| αιρεω | to take (orig. w/ the hand) |
| αισθανομαι | to perceive |
| αιτεω | to request |
| αιτιος | responsible |
| ακουω | to hear |
| ακροαομαι | to listen to |
| ακρον | the highest or furthest point |
| αλγεω | to feel bodily pain |
| αλεομαι | to avoid or shun |
| αληθης | true |
| αλιευς | a fisherman |
| αλιευτικoς | of or for fishing |
| αλλα | but |
| αλληλων | one another |
| αλλος | another |
| αμα | at the same time |
| αμαρτανω | to miss the mark or be in error |
| αμεινων | better (adj.) |
| αμφoτερος | each or both of two |
| αν | modal particle |
| αναγκαιος | necessary |
| ανακρεμαννυμι | to hang up on or make dependent |
| αναπειθω | to convince |
| αναπτω | to attach to |
| αναρταω | to hang upon or attach to |
| αναφαινω | to bring to light |
| ανδριαντοποιια | the sculptor's art |
| ανδριαντοποιoς | a sculptor |
| Ανδρομαχη | Hector's wife |
| ανεμος | wind |
| ανηρ | a man |
| ανθρωπινος | human (adj.) |
| ανθρωπος | a man or human |
| αντιλεγω | to contradict |
| Aντιλοχος | Nestor's son |
| ανω | above |
| ανωθεν | from above |
| αξιος | worthy |
| αξιoω | to think or deem worthy |
| απας | quite all |
| απo | from |
| αποδιδωμι | to give back |
| αποδυνω | to strip off |
| αποκρινω | to separate (mid. to reply) |
| αποκρυπτω | to hide from |
| Aπολλoδωρος | an Athenian general from Cyzicus |
| απoλλυμι | to destroy utterly |
| απορεω | to be without means |
| αποφαινω | to show forth |
| απτω | to fasten |
| αρα (properispomenon i.e. with circumflex) | neutral interrogative particle |
| αρα (paroxytone i.e. with acute) | inferential particle |
| αργυριον | a piece of silver |
| αριθμητικoς | arithmetical |
| αριθμoς | number |
| αριστερoς | left |
| αριστος | best |
| αρκεω | to ward off or be sufficient for |
| αρμονια | a fastening or harmony |
| αρταω | to fasten to or hang |
| αρτι | just now |
| αρυω | to draw |
| αρχαιος | from the beginning |
| αρχη | a beginning or rule |
| Aρχιλοχος | a famous lyric poet |
| αρχω | lit. to be first |
| αρχων | a ruler or captain |
| Aσκληπιειον | a temple of Asclepius |
| ασπαιρω | to pant or struggle convulsively |
| αταρ | but |
| ατε | inasmuch as (Lat. quippe and always with participle) |
| ατεχνως | simply |
| αυ | again or in turn |
| αυλη | the court-yard |
| αυλησις | flute-playing |
| αυτoς | self |
| Aχιλλευς | son of Peleus and Thetis |
| αχλυς | a mist |
| Βακχευω | to celebrate the mysteries of Bacchus |
| Βακχη | a Bacchante |
| βελτιστος | best |
| βημα | a step or a speaker's platform |
| βουκoλος | a cowherd |
| βουλομαι | to will or wish |
| βους | cow |
| βυσσoς | the depth of the sea |
| γαλα | milk |
| γαρ | for (Lat. enim) |
| γε | at least |
| γελαω | to laugh |
| γενεσις | an origin |
| γιγνομαι | to come into being |
| γιγνωσκω | to know or recognize |
| Γλαυκων | a rhapsode |
| γνωμη | knowledge |
| γουν | at least then |
| γραφευς | a painter |
| γραφικoς | having to do with drawing or painting |
| γραφω | to write or paint |
| γυιον | a limb |
| γυνη | a woman |
| Δαιδαλος | architect of the Labyrinth |
| δαιμoνιος | of or belonging to a divinity |
| δακρυον | a tear |
| δακτυλιος | a ring |
| δακτυλος | a finger |
| δε | but |
| δει | it is binding on (Lat. oportet) |
| δεινoς | terrible or clever |
| δειρη | the neck or throat |
| δεξιoς | on the right hand or side |
| δεω | to lack (mid. request) |
| δη | indeed etc. |
| δηλος | conspicuous or clear |
| δημιουργoς | a skilled workman |
| δηπου | I suppose or I presume (Lat. scilicet) |
| δηπουθεν | I suppose (etc.) |
| δητα | certainly |
| δια | through (etc.) |
| διαγιγνωσκω | to discern |
| διακρινω | to distinguish |
| διαλεγομαι | to converse or discuss |
| διανοια | a thought or intention |
| διατριβω | to consume or spend (time) |
| διαφερω | to differ |
| διαφευγω | to escape |
| διαφορως | differently |
| διδασκαλος | a teacher |
| διδωμι | to give |
| διερχομαι | to go through |
| διθυραμβος | a dithyramb (i.e. a kind of lyric poem) |
| διος | god-like |
| διοτι | for what reason or that (etc.) |
| δισμυριοι | twenty thousand |
| δισταζω | to be in doubt |
| διφρος | the war chariot |
| δοασσατο | it seemed (Attic εδοξε) |
| δοκεω | to think (Lat. uideor mihi) |
| δουλος | a slave |
| δρακων | a serpent |
| δρεπω | to pluck or cull |
| δυναμαι | to be able |
| δυναμις | power or ability |
| δυο | two |
| εαυτου or αυτου | itself (Lat. se) |
| εγειρω | to wake up |
| εγκωμιον | song in honor of a conqueror |
| εγχριμπτω | to bring near to |
| εγω | I |
| εθελω | to will or wish |
| ει | if |
| ειδωλον | an image or phantom |
| εικαζω | to liken or conjecture |
| εικoς | probably |
| εικω | to yield or give way |
| ειλυω | to enfold |
| ειμι sum | to be |
| ειμι ibo | to go |
| ειπερ | if in fact |
| εις (proclitic) | into |
| εις (w/ rough breathing) | one |
| ειτε | either (..or) |
| εκ | from out of |
| Εκαβη | wife of Priam |
| Εκαμηδη | concubine of Nestor (a gift of Achilles) |
| εκαστος | every or each |
| εκαστοτε | each time |
| εκεινος | that person there |
| εκκρεμαννυμι | to hang from or upon |
| εκλεγω | single out |
| εκμανθανω | to learn thoroughly |
| εκπληττω | to strike out of (one's senses) |
| Εκτωρ | son of Priam and Hecuba |
| εκφανης | manifest |
| εκφρων | out of one's mind |
| εκχεω | to pour out |
| ελαττων | smaller or less |
| ελεεινoς | pitiable |
| ελευθερος | free |
| ελκω | to draw or drag |
| Ελλην | Greek |
| εμαυτου | myself |
| εμβαινω | to step in |
| εμβλεπω | to look at |
| εμμεμαως | in eager haste |
| εμπειρος | experienced or practised in |
| εμπιπλημι | to fill quite full |
| εμφρων | in one's mind or senses |
| εν | in or among (etc.) |
| εναργης | visible |
| ενδεικνυμι | to point out |
| ενθεος | full of the god |
| ενθουσιαζω | to be inspired or possessed by the god |
| ενιοτε | sometimes |
| εντιθημι | to put in or into |
| εξαιρεω | to take out of |
| εξαπαταω | to deceive thoroughly |
| εξαπoλλυμι | to destroy utterly |
| εξαρταω | to hang upon |
| εξεπιτηδες | on purpose |
| εξευρισκω | to find out |
| εξηγεομαι | to explain |
| εξω | out or out of or outside |
| εοικα | to be like |
| εορτη | a feast or festival |
| επαινετης | an admirer |
| επαινεω | to praise |
| επαυρεω | to partake of or touch |
| επει | after or since or when |
| επειδαν | whenever |
| Επειoς | builder of Trojan Horse and son of Panopeus |
| επερχομαι | to come upon |
| επι | on or upon (etc.) |
| Επιδαυριος | Epidaurian |
| Επιδαυρος | Epidauros |
| επιδεικνυμι | to display or exhibit |
| επιδημεω | to be at home or in a place |
| επιλησμων | forgetful |
| επισταμαι | to know (how to do) |
| επιστημη | knowledge |
| επος | a word |
| εργαζομαι | to work |
| εργασια | work or a working |
| ε(ε)ργω | to confine (here "skirt along") |
| εργον | work or a task |
| Ερεβοσδε | to Erebus |
| εριον | wool |
| ερμηνευς | an interpreter |
| ερμηνευω | to interpret |
| ερχομαι | to come or go |
| ερωταω | to ask |
| εσθης | clothing |
| εσχατος | outermost or last |
| εταιρος | a comrade or companion |
| ετερος | one of two (Lat. alter) |
| ετι | yet or still (Lat. adhuc) |
| ευ | well |
| ευθυς | at once |
| ευλαβεομαι | to have a care of |
| ευξεστος | well-planed |
| ευπορεω | to be well off |
| ευρημα | a discovery |
| Ευριπιδης | Aristotle's "most tragic" poet (ca 480–407/6) |
| ευρισκω | to find |
| εφαλλομαι | to spring upon |
| Εφεσιος | Ephesian |
| Εφεσος | Ephesus |
| εχω | to have or hold (or be able) |
| εως | until |
| Ζευς | son of Kronos and Rhea |
| ζηλoω | to rival or admire |
| ζηλωτoς | enviable |
| ζoφος | the gloom of the world below |
| ζωγραφος | a painter |
| ζωος | alive |
| η (perispomenon i.e. with circumflex) | surely not (Lat. num) |
| η (oxytone i.e. with acute) | or |
| ηδη | already or now (Lat. iam) |
| ηελιος | the sun |
| ηκα | slightly or a little |
| ημετερος | our |
| ηνιον | reins (always pl.) |
| ηνιοχεια | chariot-driving |
| ηνιοχικoς | of or for driving the chariot |
| ηνιοχος | a charioteer |
| Ηρακλειδης | an Athenian general from Clazomenae |
| Ηρακλειος | of Hercules |
| Ηρακλειωτις | of Heraclea |
| ηρως | warrior or hero |
| Ησιοδος | famous archaic poet from Ascra in Boeotia |
| θαλασσα | the sea |
| Θαμυρος | Thamyrus |
| Θασιος | of or from Thasos |
| θαυμαζω | to wonder or marvel at |
| θεαομαι | to look at or view |
| θεατης | a spectator |
| θειος | divine |
| Θεoδωρος | sculptor from Samos |
| Θεοκλυμενος | soothsayer in the Odyssey |
| θεoς | a god |
| θριξ | the hair of the head |
| θυσια | an offering or sacrifice |
| ιαμβος | an iambic foot (short-long) or poem |
| ιατρικoς | of or for a doctor |
| ιατρoς | a doctor |
| ιδιωτης | a private person or layman |
| ιδιωτικoς | of or for a private person or layman |
| ιδνoομαι | to double oneself up |
| ιερoς | holy (Lat. sacer) |
| ιημι | to send (etc.) |
| Ιθακη | island home of Odysseus |
| Ιθακησιος | Ithacan |
| ικανoς | befitting or sufficient |
| ικανω | to come or arrive |
| ικελος | like or resembling |
| Ιλιας | the Iliad |
| ινα | in order that |
| ιππαζομαι | to drive horses or a chariot |
| ιππευς | a horseman |
| ιππικoς | having to do with or skilled in horses |
| ιπποδρομια | a horse-race or chariot-race |
| ιππος | a horse |
| ιστημι | to make to stand |
| ισως | equally |
| ιχθυς | a fish |
| Ιων | Ion |
| καθευδω | to lie down to sleep |
| καθιζω | to make to sit down |
| καθοραω | to look down |
| και | and |
| καιτοι | and yet or however |
| κακoς | bad |
| κακως | badly |
| καλεω | to call or summon |
| καλλιον | better (adv.) |
| καλλιστα | best (adv.) |
| καλoς | beautiful or good |
| καμνω | to work or labour |
| καμπη | a bending or a turning-post |
| καρδια | the heart |
| κατα | down (etc.) |
| καταβαλλω | to throw down |
| κατεχω | to hold fast or possess |
| κατοκωχη | the state of being possessed |
| κατω | down or downwards |
| κεντεω | to goad or spur on |
| κερας | the horn of an animal |
| κεφαλαιος | of the head (w/ εν "in sum") |
| κεφαλη | the head |
| κηπος | a garden |
| κιθαριζω | to play the cithara |
| κιθαρισις | cithara playing |
| κιθαριστης | a cithara player |
| κιθαριστικoς | having to do with or skilled in cithara playing |
| κιθαρωδια | singing to the cithara |
| κινεω | to set in motion or move |
| Κλαζομενιος | of Clazomenae |
| κλαζω | to make a sharp piercing sound |
| κλα(ι)ω | to weep or wail |
| κλινω | to make to incline |
| κναω | to scrape or grate |
| κνηστις | a knife for scraping cheese |
| κoπτω | to strike or knock down |
| Κορυβαντιαω | to be filled with Corybantic frenzy |
| κοσμεω | to order or arrange or adorn |
| κουφος | light or nimble |
| κρηνη | a well or spring or fountain |
| κρινω | to pick out or judge |
| κριτης | a judge |
| κρoμυον | an onion |
| κτημα | a possession |
| κυβερνητης | a helmsman or pilot |
| κυβερνητικoς | having to do with or good at steering |
| Κυζικηνoς | Cyzicene |
| κυκεων | mixed drink or potion |
| κυκλος | a circle |
| Λακεδαιμoνιος | Spartan |
| λαμβανω | to take or receive |
| Λαμψακηνoς | Lampsacene |
| λανθανω | to escape notice |
| λαoς | the people |
| λεγω | to say |
| λιθος | a stone |
| λιπαρεω | to persist or persevere |
| λoγος | a word (etc.) |
| μα | particle in affirmation or negation |
| Μαγνητις | Magnesian |
| μαινομαι | to rage or be furious |
| μακρoς | long |
| μαλα | very or very much |
| μαλιστα | mostly or especially |
| μαλλον | more or rather |
| μανθανω | to learn |
| μαντικoς | of or for a soothsayer or his art |
| μαντις | a seer |
| Μαχαων | son of Asclepius (wounded by Paris) |
| μεγας | big or great |
| Μελαμποδιδης | descendant of soothsayer "Blackfoot" |
| μελι | honey |
| μελιρρυτος | honey-flowing |
| μελιττα | bee |
| μελοποιoς | a maker of songs or lyric poet |
| μελος | a limb or song |
| μεμαα | to wish eagerly or strive |
| μεν | on the one hand |
| μεντοι | however or of course |
| μεσος | middle |
| μετα | in the midst of (etc.) |
| μη | not (the "negative of thought" typically with subj. and inf.) |
| μηδε | nor or not even (<μη) |
| μηδεις | no one (<μη lit. "and not one") |
| μηκετι | no longer (<μη) |
| μην | truly (<μεν) |
| Μητιων | Attic hero and ancestor of Daedalus |
| Μητρoδωρος | Lampsacene rhapsode |
| μιμνησκω | to call to mind (in perf. "to remember") |
| μνηστηρ | a wooer or suitor |
| μοιρα | a share or fate |
| Μοισα | Aeolic for Muse |
| μολυβδαινα | a piece of lead |
| μoνος | alone |
| Μουσα | dweller of Pieria or Mt Helicon |
| Μουσαιος | legendary musician and associate of Orpheus |
| μουσικoς | of or for music |
| μων | surely not...? (μη + ουν Lat. num) |
| ναι | yes |
| ναπη | a wooded vale or dell or glen |
| ναυς | a ship |
| νερθε | beneath |
| Νεστωρ | wise old man and ruler of Pylos |
| νη | particle of strong affirmation |
| νικαω | to conquer |
| νομιζω | to deem or believe (that) |
| νoος | mind |
| νυν | now |
| νυνι | at this moment |
| νυξ | night |
| νυσσα | turning-post (Lat. meta) |
| νυσταζω | to nod in sleep |
| ξενος | guest or host or foreigner |
| ο | the |
| οδε | this |
| οδυνη | pain of body |
| Οδυσσεια | the Odyssey |
| Οδυσσευς | son of Laertes and Anticleia |
| οιδα | to know |
| οικοθεν | from home |
| οιμωγη | loud wailing |
| οινος | wine |
| οιομαι | to suppose or think |
| οιον (also οια) | as or for example |
| οιος | of what sort (Lat. qualis) |
| οιστoς | an arrow |
| ολος | whole |
| Ολυμπος | flautist and pupil of Marsyas |
| Ομηριδαι | guild of poets or rhapsodes in Chios |
| Ομηρος | The Poet (from Chios or Smyrna?) |
| ομιλεω | to be in company with |
| ομιλια | converse or company |
| ομοιως | in like manner |
| ομοκλεω | to call or shout to |
| ομολογεω | to agree |
| ονομα | name |
| ονομαζω | to name or address by name |
| ονυξ | talon or nail |
| οξεως | quickly or sharply |
| οπισω | backwards |
| οποι | to which place or whither |
| οποιος | of what sort or quality |
| οπoτε | when |
| οπως | as or how or that (etc.) |
| οραω | to see |
| ορθoς | straight |
| ορθως | truly or rightly |
| ορμαθoς | a chain |
| ορμαω | to set in motion |
| ορνις | a bird |
| Ορφευς | son of Oeagrus and Calliope |
| ορχεομαι | to dance |
| ος | who (rel.) |
| οσος | how much (Lat. quantus) |
| οσπερ | the very man who |
| οστις | whoever (Lat. quisquis) |
| οστισουν | whosoever (Lat. quicumque) |
| οταν | whenever |
| οτι | that or because (etc.) |
| ου | not (the "negative of statement" typically with indic. and opt.) |
| ουδαμως | in no way |
| ουδε | nor or not even (<ου) |
| ουδεις | nor or not even (<ου lit. "and not one") |
| ουδεπωποτε | nor or never yet at any time |
| ουδoς | threshold |
| ουκουν (perispomenon) | therefore |
| ουν | therefore or really |
| ουπω | not yet |
| ουρανιος | heavenly |
| ουρανoς | heaven |
| ουτε | and not or nor |
| ουτος | this |
| ουτως | in this way |
| οφθαλμoς | the eye |
| οψον | cooked meat or relish or sauce |
| παθημα | a calamity or incident |
| παιων | a choral song |
| παλαι | long ago or just now |
| παλλακη | concubine |
| παμπολυς | very much |
| Παναθηναια | Athenian festival for Athena |
| Πανοπευς | father of Epeius |
| πανταπασι | altogether or absolutely |
| παντοδαπoς | of every kind |
| πανυ | altogether or entirely |
| παρα | from or beside or to (etc.) |
| παραινεω | to exhort or advise |
| παραμυθεομαι | to encourage or exhort |
| παραπλησιος | nearly resembling |
| παρεια | the cheek |
| παρειμι | to be by or present |
| παρεχω | to furnish or provide |
| πας | all or the whole |
| πασχω | to suffer or experience |
| Πατροκλος | son of Menoetius and friend of Achilles |
| πελωρος | monstrous or huge |
| πεντε | five |
| περαω | to pass (through) or cross |
| περι | around or about (etc.) |
| περιειμι ibo | to go round |
| πετομαι | to fly |
| πηδαω | to leap |
| πημα | suffering |
| πινω | to drink |
| πλαγιος | aslant (Lat. obliquus) |
| πλειστος | most (adj.) |
| πλειων | more (adj.) |
| πλεως (Ion. πλεος Hom. πλειος) | full of |
| πλημνη | the nave of a wheel |
| πλην | except |
| πλοιον | a ship |
| πνοη | a blast or breeze |
| πoθεν | whence? |
| ποιεω | to make |
| ποιημα | anything made or done |
| ποιησις | a making or fabrication or poetry |
| ποιητης | a maker or poet |
| ποιητικoς | capable of making or poetic |
| ποιητoς | made |
| ποικιλος | many-coloured or dappled |
| ποιος | of what kind? |
| πoλεμος | battle or war |
| πoλις | a city |
| πολλακις | many times or often |
| πολλαχου | in many places |
| Πολυγνωτος | an great early Greek painter |
| πολυς | much or many |
| ποταμoς | a river |
| ποτε (oxytone) | at some time or other |
| πoτερος | which of two? (Lat. uter) |
| ποτoν | a drink |
| που (oxytone) | anywhere or somewhere |
| πους | a foot |
| πραγμα | a deed or thing |
| Πραμνειος | Pramnian |
| πραττω | make or do |
| πρεπω | to be see nor befitting |
| Πριαμος | king of Troy |
| πριν | until |
| πρo | before |
| πρoθυρον | the front-door |
| πρoς | from or at or towards (etc.) |
| προσεχω | to hold to |
| προσηκω | to have arrived at or be fitting |
| πρoσωπον | the face |
| πρoτερον | before (Lat. ante or prius) |
| Πρωτευς | shape-changing divinity |
| πρωτος | first |
| πτηνoς | feathered or winged |
| πωποτε | ever yet |
| πως (enclitic) | in any way or at all |
| πως (perispomenon i.e. w/ circumflex) | how? or in what way? |
| ραιδιος | easy |
| ραψωδεω | to recite epic poems |
| ραψωδια | recitation of epic poetry |
| ραψωδικoς | of or for a rhapsodist or his art |
| ραψωδoς | one who stitches or strings songs together; |
| ρημα | a word or phrase or verb |
| ρυθμoς | measured motion or time |
| Σαμιος | of Samos |
| σαυτου | yourself |
| σιδηρεος | made of iron or steel |
| σιδηριον | an implement or tool of iron |
| σιτιον | grain or bread or food |
| σκεπτομαι | to consider |
| σκεψις | a consideration or inquire |
| σκοπεω | to look at or after |
| σoς | your (singular) |
| σοφια | skill or knowledge or wisdom |
| σοφoς | skilled or cunning or wise |
| στεφανος | a crown or garland |
| στεφανoω | to crown |
| στηθος | the breast or chest |
| Στησιμβροτος | Thasian rhapsode |
| στρατηγεω | to be general |
| στρατηγια | a generalship |
| στρατηγικoς | of or for a general |
| στρατηγoς | a commander or general |
| στρατιωτης | a soldier |
| στρατιωτικoς | of or for soldiers |
| στρεφω | to turn |
| συ | you (singular) |
| συμβαλλω | to throw together or contribute |
| συμπας | all together |
| συνθαμβεω | to be astounded |
| συνιημι | to understand |
| συνοιδα | to be cognisant of |
| σφoδρα | very or very much |
| σχεδoν | nearly or almost |
| σχημα | form or figure or appearance |
| σχολη | spare time or leisure |
| Σωκρατης | son of Sophroniscus and Phaenarete (deme Alopece) |
| σωμα | the body |
| ταλασιουργoς | a wool-spinner |
| τε | and (enclitic) |
| τεκμαιρομαι | to conjecture |
| τεκμηριον | a token or proof |
| τεκτονικoς | skilled in or having to do with building |
| τελευταω | to bring or come to an end |
| τεχνη | art or skill or craft |
| τεχνικoς | artistic or skilful (etc.) |
| τιθημι | to set or put or place |
| τιμαω | to honour |
| τις (oxytone i.e. w/ acute) | who? |
| τις (enclitic) | any one |
| τιτρωσκω | to wound |
| τοι | let me tell you |
| τοινυν | therefore or moreover |
| τοιουτος | of such quality as this (Lat. talis) |
| τοσoσδε | of such quantity as this (Lat. tantus) |
| τoτε | at that time or then |
| Τροια | modern Hisarlik |
| τρoπος | a turn or way |
| τυγχανω | to hit or happen |
| Τυννιχος | wrote one good paean |
| τυρoς | cheese |
| υγιεινoς | good for the health |
| υιoς | son |
| υμετερος | your (plural) |
| υπαρχω | to begin or exist or belong to |
| υπηρετης | an under-rower or assistant |
| υπισχνεομαι | to promise |
| υπo | from or under or by (etc.) |
| υποδιδασκαλος | an under-teacher (of a chorus) |
| υποκριτης | an interpreter or actor |
| υπoρχημα | a choral hymn to Apollo |
| υψιπετης | high-flying or soaring |
| φαινω | to bring to light or make to appear |
| Φανοσθενης | Athenian general from Andros |
| φασκω | to assert or claim |
| φαυλος | slight or trivial or poor |
| φερω | to bear or carry |
| φημι | to declare or say |
| Φημιος | rhapsode from Ithaca |
| φθεγγομαι | to utter a sound or voice |
| φθονεω | to bear a grudge or be envious |
| φιλιος | friendly |
| φιλος | beloved or dear (Lat. carus) |
| φοβερoς | fearful or fearsome |
| φοβεω | to terrify |
| φoβος | flight or fear |
| φοινηεις | blood-red |
| φραζω | to declare or think |
| φροντιζω | to think or give heed |
| χαιρω | to be glad or to enjoy (etc.) |
| χαλεπoς | difficult |
| χαλκειος | of copper or bronze |
| Χαλκιδευς | of Chalcis in Euboea |
| χαμαζε | to or on the ground |
| χαρμη | the (joy of) battle |
| χειμαζω | to pass the winter |
| χειρ | the hand |
| χειρων | worse |
| χορευτης | a choral dancer |
| χραομαι | to use |
| χρεια | use or advantage |
| χρημα | a thing (that one uses) |
| χρησμωδεω | to chant oracles |
| χρησμωδoς | chanting oracles |
| χρυσεος | golden |
| χρυσoς | gold |
| ψυχη | breath or life or soul |
| ω | vocative marker |
| ωμηστης | eating raw flesh |
| ως | as or thus or that (etc.) |
| ωσαυτως | in like manner |
| ωσπερ | just as if or even as |
| ωστε | as a result |
| ομιλος | assembly or throng |
