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81 κηδευομένοις
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82 κηδευομένου
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83 κηδευούση
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84 κηδευούσῃ
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85 κηδευσάτωσαν
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86 κηδευόμενα
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87 κηδεύσαι
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88 κηδεῦσαι
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89 κηδεύειν
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90 κηδεύεις
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91 κηδεύεσθαι
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92 κηδεύεται
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93 κηδεύοι
κηδεύοῑ, κηδεύωtake charge of: pres opt act 3rd sg -
94 κηδεύοντας
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95 κηδεύοντες
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96 κηδεύοντος
κηδεύωtake charge of: pres part act masc /neut gen sg -
97 κηδεύουσα
κηδεύωtake charge of: pres part act fem nom /voc sg (attic epic doric ionic) -
98 κηδεύουσαι
κηδεύωtake charge of: pres part act fem nom /voc pl (attic epic doric ionic) -
99 κηδεύουσαν
κηδεύωtake charge of: pres part act fem acc sg (attic epic doric ionic) -
100 κηδεύσαντας
κηδεύωtake charge of: aor part act masc acc pl
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