Greek Verb Conjugator

This is a simple Modern Greek verb conjugator.

The conjugator can currently do 1080 verbs. 

You have to type in the first person present form of the verb to conjugate it in Greek. 

If you're totally out of ideas, some Greek verbs to try are:

  είμαι, πηγαίνω, κάνω, θέλω, βλέπω, μπορώ, βρίσκω, διαβάζω, μιλάω

cooljugator

Basic words and phrases (for German students)

Für den Anfang...
Auf Wiedersehen	Αντίο
Wie geht es dir?	Τι κάνεις;
Ich mag Griechenland.	Μου αρέσει η Ελλάδα
Ich möchte ....	Θέλω.....
Ich hätte gerne ....	Θα ήθελα
Es (das Wetter) ist kalt/heiß.	Κάνει κρύο/ζέστη
Bitte/Gern geschehen	Παρακαλώ
Danke	Ευχαριστώ
Sehr gut.	Πολύ καλά

was?	τι;
welcher/s?	ποιο;
wo?	πού;
wann?	πότε;
wie viel?	πόσο;
wer?	ποιος;
warum?	γιατί;
wie?	πώς;
und	και
nur	μόνο
ein wenig	λίγο
auch	επίσης
aber	αλλά
vielleicht	ίσως

Verb conjunctions

In Greek verbs are divided into two conjunctions.  Two categories.  The first conjunction (α’ συζυγία) includes the verbs which are not stressed on the last syllable. The verbs of the second conjunction (β’ συζυγία) are always stressed on the last syllable.

The second conjunction is divided into two groups. In the first group are the verbs with the ending -α and in the second group the verbs with the ending –εί in present form of the indicative, third person singular. This will help you form the other tenses as well.

The tense for both conjunctions in the following examples is the Simple Present of the indicative. Later we will see the conjunctions for the other tenses.

First conjunction

Λύνω, solve.

Εγώ	λύν-ω
Εσύ	λύν-εις
Αυτός, αυτή, αυτό	λύν-ει
Εμείς	λύν-ουμε
Εσείς	λύν-ετε
Αυτοί, αυτές, αυτά	λύν-ουν

In order to conjugate the verbs we keep the verb without the ending and then we just add the suitable ending.

Second Conjunction, first group (-α).

Απαντώ, answer.

Εγώ	απαντ-ώ	or απαντ-άω
Εσύ	απαντ -άς
Αυτός, αυτή, αυτό	απαντ –ά	or απαντ-άει
Εμείς	απαντ –ούμε	or απαντ-άμε
Εσείς	απαντ -άτε
Αυτοί, αυτές, αυτά	απαντ –ουν	or απαντ-άνε

Do not forget that all the verbs of this category have two forms in all persons apart from the second person in both singular and plural. In Greek the first person of the verb functions as the infinitive.  Thus, the infinitive for the first group of the second conjunction can have two forms as well. Don’t get confused.

Second Conjunction, second group (-ει).

Λειτουργώ,operate.

Εγώ	λειτουργ-ώ
Εσύ	λειτουργ -είς
Αυτός, αυτή, αυτό	λειτουργ –εί
Εμείς	λειτουργ –ούμε
Εσείς	λειτουργ -είτε
Αυτοί, αυτές, αυτά	λειτουργ –ουν

Here are some verbs.

1st Conjunction	2nd Conjunction , first group	2nd Conjunction, second group
Γράφω = write	Αγαπώ = love	Ακολουθώ = follow
Σβήνω = erase	Φιλώ = kiss	Παρατηρώ = observe
Παιζώ = play	Κρατώ = hold	Εποκοινωνώ = communicate
Πλένω = wash	Ρωτώ, ask	Εξηγώ = explain
Αγοράζω = buy	Σπαταλώ = waste	Συγχωρώ = forgive
Πηγαίνω =  die	Μετρώ = count	Πληροφορώ = inform
Μαθαίνω = learn	Χαιρετώ = wave	Οδηγώ = drive
Έχω = have	Πηδώ = jump	Ομολογώ = confess
Πιστεύω = believe	Γελώ = laugh	Ζώ = live
Φωνάζω = shout	Κολυμπώ = swim	Δημιουργώ = create

Personal pronouns, direct-indirect object

In Greek the direct and indirect pronoun are not the same like in English. 

For example in English we say : I met him and I talked to him.

Both direct and indirect object are the same. If you translate the same sentence to Greek:

Τον συνάντησα και του μίλησα

Here the “Τον” is the direct object and the “του” is the indirect. I will give you a second example to understand it better:

Σε ικετεύω μην το κάνεις! - I beg you don’t do it!  Whom do I beg? -> you.

Σου έφερα φαγητό να φας.- I brought you food to eat. To whom I brought? ->to you

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