ConceptNet 5: Query results

grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en relative to ὥσ or οὕτωσ

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en like ὡσ in comparisons

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grc ὅπωσ

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en after historical tenses when there is no perfect form or when aorist represents perfect

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en future

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en used to introduce statement of fact

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en xenophon occasionally uses ὅπωσ somewhat like ὥστε with infinitive

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en used as echo to preceding πῶσ

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grc ὅπωσ

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en after principal tenses or after subjunctive or imperative

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grc ὅπωσ

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en used of will and endeavour instead of infinitive

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grc ὅπωσ

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en express consequence which has not followed or cannot follow

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en after verbs of fear and cuation

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en ὅπωσ ἄν with subjunctive makes manner or purpose indefinite

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en this construction is most frequent in imperative and prohibitive

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grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en expressing wich

Source: English Wiktionary

grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en also like ὡσ or ὅτι

Source: English Wiktionary

grc ὅπωσ ^(r)

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en οὐκ ἔστιν

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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en relative to ὥσ or οὕτωσ	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en like ὡσ in comparisons	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en after historical tenses when there is no perfect form or when aorist represents perfect	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en future	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en used to introduce statement of fact	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en xenophon occasionally uses ὅπωσ somewhat like ὥστε with infinitive	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en used as echo to preceding πῶσ	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en after principal tenses or after subjunctive or imperative	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en used of will and endeavour instead of infinitive	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en express consequence which has not followed or cannot follow	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en after verbs of fear and cuation	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en ὅπωσ ἄν with subjunctive makes manner or purpose indefinite	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en this construction is most frequent in imperative and prohibitive	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en expressing wich	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en also like ὡσ or ὅτι	Source: English Wiktionary
grc ὅπωσ ^(r)	― HasContext ⟶ Weight: 1.0	en οὐκ ἔστιν	Source: English Wiktionary