Result Participles
Many participles in -μένος, -μένη and -μένο describe a resulting state and agree like adjectives.
How It Works
Many participles in -μένος, -μένη and -μένο describe a resulting state and agree like adjectives.
With είμαι they can describe a state: η πόρτα είναι κλεισμένη. Not every adjective in this shape has a freely predictable verb source, and the agreeing participle differs from invariant γράψει after έχω.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| το γραμμένο γράμμα | the written letter |
| Η πόρτα είναι κλεισμένη. | The door is shut. |
| Είμαστε κουρασμένοι. | We are tired, masculine or mixed group. |
Examples (3)
- το γραμμένο γράμμα
the written letter
- Η πόρτα είναι κλεισμένη.
The door is shut.
- Είμαστε κουρασμένοι.
We are tired, masculine or mixed group.
How It Connects
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Recognize an agreeing description before interpreting an agreeing result participle.
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Patterns that build on this one.
Words in This Pattern
είμαι