lecslab/glosslm-corpus huggingface dataset:
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oud' àn heîs eípoi
Glosses: nor IRR one.M.NOM.SG say.3SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: Nor would anyone say …' (Aristotle, Constitution of the Athenians 7.4)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: állous g' àn oûn oiómetha tà hēmétera labóntes deîxai án
Glosses: other.M.ACC.PL even IRR so think.1PL.PRS.PASS the.N.ACC.PL our.N.ACC.PL take.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.PL show.AOR.INF IRR
Translation: We think that by taking others it would at least show ours …' (Thucydides 1.76.4)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: humeîs g' àn oûn , ei árxaite , tákh' àn metabáloite
Glosses: you.NOM.PL even IRR so if begin.2PL.AOR.OPT quickly IRR exchange.2PL.AOR.OPT
Translation: If you were to lead, then you would soon change …' (Thucydides 1.77.6)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pollôn àn andrôn hêd' ekhērṓthē pólis
Glosses: many.M.GEN.PL IRR man.GEN.PL this.F.NOM.SG bereave.3SG.AOR.PASS city.NOM.SG
Translation: This city would have been bereft of many men.' (Aristotle, Constitution of the Athenians 12.4)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: mónos àn thnētôn péras eípoi
Glosses: alone.M.NOM.SG IRR mortal.GEN.PL end.ACC.SG say.3SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: He alone of mortals can declare how to bring it to accomplishment.' (Aeschylus, Persians 632)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: anthrṓpeia d' án toi pḗmat' àn túkhoi brotoîs
Glosses: human.N.NOM.PL then IRR lo harm.NOM.PL IRR happen.3SG.AOR.OPT mortal.DAT.PL
Translation: Afflictions ordained for human life must, we know, befall mankind.' (Aeschylus, Persians 706)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: katà d' án tis emoû toiaûta légōn ouk àn peíthoi
Glosses: down then IRR someone.M.NOM.SG me.GEN such.N.ACC.PL say.PTCP.PRS.MP.NOM.SG not IRR persuade.3SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: But someone saying such things against me would fail to convince' (Sophocles, Ajax 155)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: állon d' àn állōi prosídois
Glosses: other.M.ACC.SG then IRR other.M.DAT.SG behold.2SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: And you can see one after another …' (Sophocles, Oedipus Rex 175)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tís oûn àn humôn toîs ésō phráseien án
Glosses: who.M.NOM.SG so IRR you.GEN.PL the.M.DAT.PL inside tell.3SG.AOR.OPT IRR
Translation: Which of you, then, would tell those inside … ?' (Sophocles, Electra 1103)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tís àn theôn soi tónd' áriston ándr' ideîn doíē
Glosses: who.M.NOM.SG IRR god.GEN.PL you.DAT this.M.ACC.SG best.M.ACC.SG man.ACC.SG see.AOR.INF give.3SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: Which of the gods might grant that you could see this best of men … ?' (Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus 1100)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ephróntize historéōn , toùs àn Hellḗnōn dunatōtátous eóntas prosktḗsaito phílous
Glosses: consider.3SG.IMP enquire.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG whom.M.ACC.PL IRR Greek.GEN.PL mightiest.ACC.PL be.PTCP.PRS.M.ACC.PL gain.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID friend.ACC.PL
Translation: He took care to enquire about those whom he might win as friends, being the most powerful of the Greeks.' (Herodotus 1.56.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: epeirṓteon , tína àn theôn hilasámenoi katúperthe tôi polémōi Tegeētéōn genoíato
Glosses: enquire.3PL.IMP whom.M.ACC.SG IRR god.GEN.PL appease.PTCP.AOR.MID.M.NOM.PL above the.M.DAT.SG war.DAT.SG Tegean.GEN.PL become.3PL.AOR.OPT.MID
Translation: They asked which god to appease so as to overcome the Tegeans in war.' (Herodotus 1.67.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tò dè àn khrusíon egíneto apò tôn eueidéōn parthénōn
Glosses: the.N.NOM.SG but IRR money.NOM.SG become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID of the.F.GEN.PL well-formed.F.GEN.PL maiden.GEN.PL
Translation: And the money would come from the attractive girls' (Herodotus 1.196.3)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: stratoû àn állou tis tḕn takhístēn ágersin poiéoito
Glosses: army.GEN.SG IRR other.M.GEN.SG someone.M.NOM.SG the.F.ACC.SG fastest.F.ACC.SG muster.ACC.SG do.3SG.PRS.OPT.PASS
Translation: Someone should muster another army as soon as possible' (Herodotus 7.48.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: hékastos àn humôn árkhoi gês Helládos
Glosses: each.M.NOM.SG IRR you.GEN.PL rule.3SG.PRS.OPT land.GEN.SG Greece.GEN.SG
Translation: Each of you might rule the land of Greece.' (Herodotus 7.135.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: katá ge àn tḕn ḗpeiron toiáde egíneto
Glosses: down even IRR the.F.ACC.SG mainland.ACC.SG so.much.F.NOM.SG become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID
Translation: On land something like this would have happened' (Herodotus 7.139.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: en álloisin àn lógoisin saphésteron didakhtheíē
Glosses: in other.M.DAT.PL IRR account.DAT.PL clearly.COMP teach.3SG.AOR.OPT.PASS
Translation: It could be taught more clearly in other words' (Hippocrates, De arte; )
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: epeì tôn ge mḕ eóntōn tína án tis ousíēn theēsámenos apangeíleien hōs éstin
Glosses: since the.GEN.PL even not be.PTCP.PRS.GEN.PL some.F.ACC.SG IRR someone.M.NOM.SG being.ACC.SG behold.PTCP.AOR.MID.M.NOM.SG report.3SG.AOR.OPT as be.3SG.PRS
Translation: … since someone observing some essence of those that are not would report that it is so.' (Hippocrates, De arte; )
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pollḕn àn oîmai apistían tês dunámeōs toîs épeita pròs tò kléos autôn eînai
Glosses: much.F.ACC.SG IRR think.1SG.PRS.PASS distrust.ACC.SG the.F.GEN.SG power.GEN.SG the.M.DAT.PL then to the.N.ACC.SG fame.ACC.SG them.GEN be.PRS.INF
Translation: I think that there would be much distrust among the people then of their power in regard to their fame' (Thucydides 1.10.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: brakhutátōi d' àn kephalaíōi tôid' àn mḕ proésthai hēmâs máthoite
Glosses: shortest.N.DAT.SG then IRR heading.N.DAT.SG this.N.DAT.SG IRR not abandon.AOR.INF.MID us.ACC learn.2PL.AOR.OPT
Translation: In summary, you should learn from this not to abandon us' (Thucydides 1.36.3)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pròs gàr àn toùs Athēnaíous , ei exên khōreîn
Glosses: to then IRR the.M.ACC.PL Athenian.ACC.PL if be.possible.3SG.IMP withdraw.PRS.INF
Translation: For if it were possible, the alliance of Athens would be shut against them.' (Thucydides 5.22.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tín' oûn àn ángelon pémpsaim' ep' autón
Glosses: what.M.ACC.SG so IRR messenger.ACC.SG send.1SG.AOR.OPT upon him.ACC.SG
Translation: What messenger could I send to him?' (Aristophanes, Thesmophoriazusae 768)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: skeptéon , tí àn agathòn autàs ergasámenos phaneíēs áxia pepoiēkṓs
Glosses: look.GDV.N.NOM.SG what.N.ACC.SG IRR good.N.ACC.SG them.F.ACC.PL work.PTCP.AOR.MID.M.NOM.SG show.2SG.AOR.OPT.PASS worthy.N.ACC.PL do.PTCP.PRF.M.NOM.SG
Translation: It must be considered by doing them what good you can be seen to have done worthy things …' (Isocrates 5.35)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pollḕ gàr án tis eudaimonía eíē perì toùs néous
Glosses: much.F.NOM.SG then IRR someone.M.NOM.SG prosperity.NOM.SG be.3SG.PRS.OPT about the.M.ACC.PL young.M.ACC.PL
Translation: For it would be a great blessing for the young …' (Plato, Apology 25b)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pollḕ àn elpìs eíē kaì kalḕ
Glosses: much.F.NOM.SG IRR hope.NOM.SG be.3SG.PRS.OPT and beautiful.F.NOM.SG
Translation: … it would be a great and beautiful hope …' (Plato, Phaedo 70a)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: állou án tou déoi lógou
Glosses: other.M.GEN.SG IRR the.M.GEN.SG lack.3SG.PRS.OPT word.GEN.SG
Translation: … further argument would be needed' (Plato, Phaedo 70d and 106d)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oudemía àn eíē állē apophugḗ
Glosses: none.F.NOM.SG IRR be.3SG.PRS.OPT other.F.NOM.SG escape.NOM.SG
Translation: … there would be no other escape …' (Plato, Phaedo 107c)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: elthṑn d' ho Xenophôn epḗreto tòn Apóllō , tíni àn theôn thúōn kaì eukhómenos kállista kaì árista élthoi tḕn hodón , hḕn epinoeî , kaì kalôs práxas sōtheíē
Glosses: go.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG then the.M.NOM.SG Xenophon.NOM enquire.3SG.AOR.MID the.M.ACC.SG Apollo.ACC what.M.DAT.SG IRR god.GEN.PL sacrifice.PTCP.M.NOM.SG and pray.PTCP.PRS.PASS.M.NOM.SG well.SUPL and best go.3SG.AOR.OPT the.F.ACC.SG way.ACC.SG which.F.ACC.SG intend.3SG.PRS and well do.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG save.3SG.AOR.OPT.PASS
Translation: So Xenophon went and asked Apollo to which of the gods he should sacrifice and pray in order best and most successfully to perform the journey which he had in mind and, after meeting with good fortune, to return home in safety' (Xenophon, Anabasis 3.1.6; reminiscent of the tíni ka theōn of example (dodonian) above)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: labóntes dè toùs árkhontas , anarkhíāi àn kaì ataxíāi enómizon hēmâs apolésthai
Glosses: take.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.PL but the.M.ACC.PL ruler.ACC.PL anarchy.DAT.SG IRR and disorder.DAT.SG consider.3PL.IMP us.ACC destroy.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: Having taken our commanders, they considered that we would be ruined through want of leadership and of discipline.' (Xenophon, Anabasis 3.2.29)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pollḕ àn kaì apò toútōn prósodos gígnoito
Glosses: much.F.NOM.SG IRR also of this.F.GEN.PL revenue.NOM.SG become.3SG.PRS.OPT.PASS
Translation: A great revenue would also come from these.' (Xenophon, Ways 3.14)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pámpolla àn nomízō khrḗmata prosiénai
Glosses: very.much.N.ACC.PL IRR consider.1SG.PRS property.ACC.PL be.added.PRS.INF
Translation: I consider that a great sum of money would be added …' (Xenophon, Ways 4.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: antì pollôn án , ô ándres Athēnaîoi , khrēmátōn humâs helésthai nomízō
Glosses: against much.N.GEN.PL IRR O men.VOC.PL Athenian.M.VOC.PL property.GEN.PL you.ACC.PL take.AOR.INF.MID consider.1SG.PRS
Translation: You would, I expect, men of Athens, accept it as the equivalent of a large amount of money …' (Demosthenes 1.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: plēsíon mèn óntes , hápasin àn toîs prágmasin tetaragménois epistántes hópōs boúlesthe dioikḗsaisthe
Glosses: near then be.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.PL quite.all.N.DAT.PL IRR the.N.DAT.PL deed.DAT.PL disturb.PTCP.PRF.PASS.N.DAT.PL establish.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.PL so wish.2PL.PRS.PASS administer.2PL.AOR.OPT.MID
Translation: … being at hand, you could manage things as you wish by attending to the disturbances in everything' (Demosthenes 4.12)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tí àn poiôn humîn kharísaito
Glosses: what.N.ACC.SG IRR do.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG you.DAT.PL gratify.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID
Translation: … what he might oblige you by doing' (Demosthenes 19.48)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tí àn eipṓn sé tis orthôs proseípoi
Glosses: what.N.ACC.SG IRR say.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG you.ACC someone.M.NOM.SG straight address.3SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: By saying what could someone call you correctly?' (Demosthenes 18.22)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: hóti pollà mèn àn khrḗmata édōke Philistídēs
Glosses: that much.N.ACC.PL then IRR property.ACC.PL give.3SG.AOR Philistides.NOM
Translation: … that Philistides would have paid a great sum of money …' (Demosthenes 18.81)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: meízōn àn dotheíē dōreiá
Glosses: greater.F.NOM.SG IRR give.3SG.AOR.OPT.PASS gift.NOM.SG
Translation: … a greater gift would be given …' (Demosthenes 18.293)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: thaumasíōs àn hōs eulaboúmēn
Glosses: wonderfully IRR as beware.1SG.IMP.PASS
Translation: … I should be wonderfully cautious …' (Demosthenes 29.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: kaítoi , tís àn humôn oíetai tḕn mētéra pémpsai
Glosses: and.yet who.M.NOM.SG IRR you.GEN.PL think.3SG.PRS.PASS the.N.ACC.SG mother.ACC.SG send.AOR.INF
Translation: And yet, who among you thinks that his mother would have sent … ?' (Demosthenes 39.24)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tí àn eipṑn mḗth' hamarteîn dokoíēn mḗte pseusaímēn
Glosses: what.N.ACC.SG IRR say.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG nor miss.AOR.INF seem.1SG.PRS.OPT nor lie.1SG.AOR.OPT.MID
Translation: By saying what could I neither seem to understate nor exaggerate?' (Demosthenes, Letters 3.37)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tí án tis állo ónom' ékhoi thésthai tôi toioútōi
Glosses: what.N.ACC.SG IRR someone.M.NOM.SG other.N.ACC.SG name.ACC.SG have.3SG.PRS.OPT put.AOR.INF.MID the.M.DAT.SG such.M.DAT.SG
Translation: What other name could one give to such a person … ?' ([Demosthenes] 35.36)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn oíesthe dēmosíāi pántas humâs proxénous hautôn poiḗsasthai
Glosses: not IRR think.2PL.PRS.PASS publicly all.M.ACC.PL you.ACC.PL patron.ACC.PL themselves.GEN make.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: Do you not think that they would unanimously appoint you their protectors?' (Demosthenes 21.50)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: khrēmátōn tò méllon sunoísen perì hôn nûn tunkhánete skopoûntes oîmai pántas humâs helésthai
Glosses: property.GEN.PL the.N.ACC.SG be.going.to.PTCP.PRS.N.ACC.SG profit.FUT.INF about which.N.GEN.PL now happen.2PL.PRS consider.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.PL think.1PL.PRS.PASS all.M.ACC.PL you.ACC.PL take.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: (Instead of) money, I think that you would choose what will benefit in those things about which you now happen to be deliberating' (Demosthenes, Exordia 3.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oú tàn helóntes aûthis anthaloîen án
Glosses: not and=IRR take.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.PL again be.captured.3PL.AOR.OPT IRR
Translation: … the captors shall not be made captives in their turn' (Aeschylus, Agamemnon 340)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: entòs d' àn oûsa morsímōn agreumátōn peíthoi' án
Glosses: inside then IRR be.PTCP.PRS.F.NOM.SG destined.N.GEN.PL snare.GEN.PL persuade.2SG.PRS.OPT.PASS IRR
Translation: Since you are in the toils of destiny, perhaps you will obey' (Aeschylus, Agamemnon 1048)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: lipṑn àn eúkleian en dómoisin polúkhōston àn eîkhes táphon
Glosses: leave.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG IRR renown.ACC.SG in house.DAT.PL high-heaped.M.ACC.SG IRR have.2SG.IMP tomb.ACC.SG
Translation: Having left a good name in your household, you would have found a high-heaped tomb …' (Aeschylus, Libation Bearers 349)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pôs d' àn gamôn ákousan àkontos pára hagnòs génoit' án
Glosses: how then IRR marry.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG unwilling.F.ACC.SG unwilling.M.GEN.SG from holy.M.NOM.SG become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR
Translation: And how can man be pure who would seize from an unwilling father an unwilling bride?' (Aeschylus, Suppliants 227)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tí dêt' àn hōs ek tônd' àn ōpheloîmí se
Glosses: what.N.ACC.SG then IRR as out this.N.GEN.PL IRR help.1SG.PRS.OPT you.ACC
Translation: How, then, can I serve you, as things stand now?' (Sophocles, Ajax 537)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: hēmeîs mèn àn tḗnd' hḕn hód' eílēkhen túkhēn thanóntes àn proukeímeth' aiskhístōi mórōi
Glosses: we.NOM then IRR this.F.ACC.SG which.F.ACC.SG this.M.NOM.SG obtain.3SG.PRF fortune.ACC.SG die.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.PL IRR forth=lie.1PL.IMP.PASS shameful.SUPL.M.DAT.SG doom.DAT.SG
Translation: We would have been allotted the fate which he now has, and we would be dead and lie prostrate by an ignoble doom' (Sophocles, Ajax 1058)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: all' ándra khrḕ dokeîn , peseîn àn kàn apò smikroû kakoû
Glosses: but man.M.ACC.SG need.3SG.PRS think.PRS.INF fall.AOR.INF IRR also=IRR of small.N.GEN.SG ill.GEN.SG
Translation: It is necessary for a man to think that he shall fall, even from a slight harm.' (Sophocles, Ajax 1078)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tákh' àn kám' àn toiaútēi kheirì timōreîn théloi
Glosses: quickly IRR also=me.ACC IRR such.F.DAT.SG hand.DAT avenge.PRS.INF want.3SG.PRS.OPT
Translation: He might perhaps wish to take vengeance on me with such a hand.' (Sophocles, Oedipus Rex 139)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: sutheís t' àn ouk àn algúnois pléon
Glosses: drive.PTCP.AOR.PASS.M.NOM.SG and IRR not IRR pain.2SG.PRS.OPT.ACT more
Translation: When you have gone, you will vex me no more.' (Sophocles, Oedipus Rex 446)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oút' àn met' állou drôntos àn tlaíēn poté
Glosses: nor IRR after other.M.GEN.SG do.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG IRR endure.1SG.AOR.OPT sometime
Translation: Nor could I ever endure it after another's doing so.' (Sophocles, Oedipus Rex 602)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: hêd' àn tád' oukh' hḗkist' àn Iokástē légoi
Glosses: this.F.NOM.SG IRR this.N.ACC.PL not least IRR Jocasta say.3SG.PRS.OPT
Translation: Not least could this Jocasta say these things.' (Sophocles, Oedipus Rex 1053)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tís oûn àn axían ge soû pephēnótos metabáloit' àn hôde sigàn lógōn
Glosses: who.M.NOM.SG so IRR worthy.F.ACC.SG even you.GEN show.PTCP.PRF.M.NOM.SG exchange.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR thus silence.ACC.SG account.GEN.PL
Translation: You having appeared, who then would thus change fitting silence for words?' (Sophocles, Electra 1260)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: poías àn humâs patrídos/póleos ḕ génous potè túkhoim' àn eipṓn
Glosses: of.what.sort.F.GEN.SG IRR you.ACC.PL fatherland.GEN/city.GEN.SG or kind.GEN.SG sometime happen.1SG.AOR.OPT IRR say.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG
Translation: Of what country or family might I ever happen to say that you are?' (Sophocles, Philoctetes 222)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tís d' àn toioûd' hup' andròs eû práxeien án
Glosses: who.M.NOM.SG then IRR such.M.GEN.SG under man.GEN.SG well do.3SG.AOR.OPT IRR
Translation: And who could profit from such a man?' (Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus 391)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: âr' àn mataíou tesd' àn hēdonês túkhois
Glosses: then IRR vain.F.GEN.SG this.F.GEN.SG IRR pleasure.GEN.SG happen.2SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: Would you then find this pleasure vain?' (Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus 780)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pôs àn tó g' âkon prâgm' àn eikótōs pségois
Glosses: how IRR the.N.ACC.SG even unwilling.N.ACC.SG deed.ACC.SG IRR justly blame.2SG.PRS.OPT.ACT
Translation: How could you reasonably blame the unwitting deed?' (Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus 976)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ê tàn ouk àn ê
Glosses: in.truth and=IRR not IRR be.1SG.IMP
Translation: In truth I would be no more' (Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus 1366)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ou gár pot' àn génoit' àn asphalḕs pólis
Glosses: not for sometime IRR become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR safe.F.NOM.SG city.NOM.SG
Translation: For the city would never prove secure' (Sophocles, Phaedra 622.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pôs àn ouk àn en díkēi thánoim' án
Glosses: how IRR not IRR in judgement.DAT.SG die.1SG.AOR.OPT IRR
Translation: How in justice could I not die?' (Sophocles, Fragment 673)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ho hḗlios àn apelaunómenos ek mésou toû ouranoû ḗie àn tà ánō tês Eurṓpēs
Glosses: the.M.NOM.SG sun.NOM.SG IRR expel.PTCP.PRS.PASS.M.NOM.SG out mid.M.GEN.SG the.M.GEN.SG heaven.GEN.SG go.3SG.IMP IRR the.N.ACC.PL upward the.F.GEN.SG Europe.GEN.SG
Translation: The sun, when driven from mid-heaven, would pass over the inland parts of Europe' (Herodotus 2.26.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: diexiónta d' án min dià pásēs Eurṓpēs élpomai poiéein àn tòn Ístron
Glosses: pass.through.PTCP.PRS.M.ACC.SG then IRR CL through all.GEN.SG Europe hope.1SG.PRS.PASS do.PRS.INF IRR the.M.ACC.SG Ister.ACC
Translation: … and I believe that passing across all Europe, it would do to the Ister …' (Herodotus 2.26.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oúd' àn autòn égōge dokéō tòn theòn hoútō àn kakôs baleîn
Glosses: nor IRR same.M.ACC.SG I.NOM.EMPH think.1SG.PRS the.M.ACC.SG god.ACC.SG so IRR badly throw.AOR.INF
Translation: I think that not even the god himself could shoot so true.' (Herodotus 3.35.4)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oúd' àn toútōn hupò plḗtheos oudeìs àn eípoi plêthos
Glosses: nor IRR this.GEN.PL under quantity.GEN.SG nobody.M.NOM.SG IRR say.3SG.AOR.OPT quantity.ACC.SG
Translation: And no one could tell the number, with such numbers of them.' (Herodotus 7.187.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: póll' àn sù léxas oudèn àn pléon lábois
Glosses: many.N.ACC.PL IRR you.NOM say.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG nothing.ACC.SG IRR more.N.ACC.SG take.2SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: Having said much, you will get nothing more.' (Euripides, Alcestis 72)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pôs àn érēmon táphon Ádmētos kednês àn épraxe gunaikós
Glosses: how IRR solitary.M.ACC.SG tomb.ACC.SG Admetus.NUM dear.F.GEN.SG IRR do.3SG.AOR woman.GEN.SG
Translation: How would Admetus have held the funeral of his good wife without mourners?' (Euripides, Alcestis 93)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn én g' emoîs dómois blépous' àn augàs tám' ekarpoût' àn lékhē
Glosses: not IRR in even my.M.DAT.PL house.DAT.PL look.PTCP.PRS.F.NOM.SG IRR daylight.ACC.PL the=my.N.ACC.PL harvest.3SG.IMP.PASS IRR bed.ACC.PL
Translation: She would never have reaped the fruits of my bed in my house and seen daylight' (Euripides, Andromache 934)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: álgos àn prostheímeth' án
Glosses: pain.ACC.SG IRR add.1SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR
Translation: … I would add to my anguish' (Euripides, Hecuba 742)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tôid' àn eustókhōi pterôi apólausin eikoûs éthanes àn Diòs kórēs
Glosses: this.N.DAT.SG IRR well.aimed.N.DAT.SG feather.DAT.SG reward.ACC.SG likeness.GEN.SG die.2SG.AOR IRR Zeus.GEN girl.GEN.SG
Translation: You would have died by this well-aimed arrow as a reward for your likeness to the daughter of Zeus.' (Euripides, Helen 76)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: phthánois d' àn oúk àn toîsde sòn krúptōn démas
Glosses: arrive.2SG.PRS.OPT then IRR not IRR this.N.DAT.PL your.N.ACC.SG hide.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG body.ACC.SG
Translation: It would not be premature to put it on.' (Euripides, Heracleidae 721; cf. )
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: állos te pôs àn mḕ diortheúōn lógous orthôs dúnait' àn dêmos euthúnein pólin
Glosses: otherwise and how IRR not judge.rightly.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG account.ACC.PL straight can.3SG.PRS.OPT.PASS IRR people.M.NOM.SG direct.PRS.INF city.ACC
Translation: Besides, how would the people, if it cannot form true judgments, be able rightly to direct the state?' (Euripides, Suppliants 417)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tín' àn lógon , tálaina , tín' àn tônd' aitía láboimi
Glosses: what.M.ACC.SG IRR account.ACC.SG wretched.F.NOM.SG what.M.ACC.SG IRR this.N.GEN.PL guilty.F.NOM.SG take.1SG.AOR.OPT.ACT
Translation: What, alas! will be said of me, who am the cause of it?' (Euripides, Suppliants 606)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn dunaímēn oút' erōtêsai táde oút' àn pithésthai
Glosses: not IRR can.1SG.PRS.OPT.PASS nor ask.AOR.INF this.N.ACC.PL nor IRR persuade.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: I could neither ask nor believe these things.' (Euripides, Suppliants 853)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ê târ' àn ópse g' ándres exeúroien án
Glosses: in.truth and=then IRR late even man.NOM.PL discover.3PL.AOR.OPT IRR
Translation: And so truly, men would not soon discover …' (Euripides, Hippolytus 480)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oút' àn xénoisi toîsi soîs khrēsaímeth' án
Glosses: nor IRR stranger.DAT.PL the.M.DAT.PL your.M.DAT.PL use.1PL.AOR.OPT.MID IRR
Translation: I will accept no help from your friends' (Euripides, Medea 616)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: âr' àn túrannon diolésai dunaímeth' án
Glosses: then IRR king.ACC.SG destroy.AOR.INF can.1PL.PRS.OPT.PASS IRR
Translation: Could we murder the king?' (Euripides, Iphigenia in Tauris 1020)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oukét' àn phthánois àn aúran histíois karadokôn
Glosses: no.more IRR arrive.2SG.PRS.OPT IRR breeze.ACC.SG sheet.DAT.PL await.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG
Translation: It would no longer be too soon to await a breeze for your sails' (Euripides, Trojan Women 456)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: aphaneîs àn óntes ouk àn humnētheîmen án
Glosses: unseen.F.NOM.PL IRR be.PTCP.PRS.F.NOM.PL not IRR hymn.1PL.AOR.PASS IRR
Translation: Being unknown, we should have been unsung.' (Euripides, Trojan Women 1240)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: mónon d' àn antì khrēmátōn ouk àn lábois
Glosses: alone then IRR against property.GEN.PL not IRR take.2SG.AOR.OPT
Translation: But you alone would not take for money …' (Euripides, Meleagros Fragment 527; would prefer én for the first án)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: légō kaì káth' hékaston , dokeîn án moi tòn autòn ándra par' hēmôn epì pleîst' àn eídē kài metà kharítōn málist' eutrapélōs tò sôma aútarkes parékhesthai
Glosses: say.1SG.PRS and down each.M.ACC.SG seem.PRS.INF IRR me.DAT the.M.ACC.SG same.M.ACC.SG man.ACC.SG from us.GEN upon most.N.ACC.PL IRR form.ACC.PL and with grace.GEN.PL most resourcefully the.N.ACC.SG body.ACC.SG independent.N.ACC.SG supply.PRS.INF.PASS
Translation: I say … and it seems to me that individually, the very man coming from us would display the most personal self-sufficiency in the most circumstances and with the greatest grace and resourcefulness.' (Thucydides 2.41.1; cf. p401[p401] on this example)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oud' àn sphôn peirasoménous autoùs dakeîn hêsson , allà pollôi mâllon eúnous àn sphísi genésthai
Glosses: nor IRR them.GEN try.PTCP.AOR.MID.M.ACC.PL them.ACC bite.AOR.INF less but much.N.DAT.SG more right-minded.M.ACC.PL IRR them.DAT become.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: … that by giving them a trial they would annoy them less, and yet become much better-disposed toward them' (Thucydides 4.114.4)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tákh' àn d' ísōs , ei láboien kaì pánu àn xunepíthointo
Glosses: quickly IRR than perhaps if take.3PL.AOR.OPT also quite IRR join.in.3PL.AOR.OPT.MID
Translation: And it is only too probable that if they found … they would attack us vigorously' (Thucydides 6.10.4)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: Sikeliôtai d' án moi dokoûsin , hṓs ge nûn ékhousin , kaì éti àn hêsson deinoì hēmîn genésthai
Glosses: Siceliot.NOM.PL then IRR me.DAT seem.3PL.PRS as even now have.3PL.PRS also still IRR less terrible.M.NOM.PL us.DAT become.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: And the Siceliots seem to me, even as they are now, to have become even less dangerous still to us.' (Thucydides 6.11.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: brakhù án ti prosktṓmenoi autêi perì autês àn taútēs mâllon kinduneúoimen
Glosses: short.N.ACC.SG IRR something.ACC.SG gain.PTCP.PRS.PASS.M.NOM.PL same.F.DAT.SG about same.F.GEN.SG IRR this.F.GEN.SG more endanger.1PL.PRS.OPT
Translation: We should make but few new conquests, and should imperil those we have already won.' (Thucydides 6.18.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: genoménēs d' àn arkhês aporeîn àn autón
Glosses: become.PTCP.AOR.MID.F.GEN.SG and IRR beginning.GEN.SG puzzle.PRS.INF IRR him.ACC
Translation: … and, the command having become … he would be at a loss' (Thucydides 8.46.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oúte àn autôi tôi légonti oúte toîs akoúousi dêla àn eíē
Glosses: nor IRR same.M.DAT.SG the.M.DAT.SG say.PTCP.PRS.M.DAT.SG nor the.M.DAT.PL hear.PTCP.PRS.M.DAT.PL clear.N.NOM.PL IRR be.3SG.PRS.OPT
Translation: Neither to the speaker nor to the hearers would it be clear …' (Hippocrates, On Ancient Medicine 1; )
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: oud' àn elaphrôs àn apeplíxato
Glosses: nor IRR lightly IRR trot.off.3SG.AOR.MID
Translation: … nor would he have trotted off lightly' (Aristophanes, Acharnians 218)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pṓs dé g' àn kalôs légois án
Glosses: how but even IRR well say.2SG.PRS.OPT IRR
Translation: But how can you say “well” … ?' (Aristophanes, Acharnians 308)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: mammân d' àn aitḗsantos hêkón soi phérōn àn árton
Glosses: mother.ACC.SG then IRR ask.PTCP.AOR.M.GEN.SG arrive.1SG.IMP you.DAT bear.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG IRR loaf.ACC.SG
Translation: When you cried for food I would come to you bringing bread.' (Aristophanes, Clouds 1383)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pôs án pot' aphikoímēn àn euthù toû Diós
Glosses: how IRR sometime arrive.1SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR straight the.M.GEN.SG Zeus.GEN
Translation: However could I go straight to Zeus?' (Aristophanes, Peace 68)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: hē d' Hellàs àn éxerēmōtheîs' àn humâs élathe
Glosses: the.F.NOM.SG then Greece.NOM IRR desolate.PTCP.AOR.PASS.F.NOM.SG IRR you.ACC.PL hide.3SG.AOR
Translation: And Greece, having been left destitute, escaped your notice.' (Aristophanes, Peace 646)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn priaímēn oud' àn iskhádos miâs
Glosses: not IRR buy.1SG.PRS.OPT.PASS nor IRR fig.GEN.SG one.F.GEN.SG
Translation: I would not buy, not even for one fig.' (Aristophanes, Peace 1223)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: kaì pôs àn éti génoit' àn eútaktos pólis
Glosses: and how IRR still become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR well-ordered.F.NOM.SG city.NOM.SG
Translation: And how could a city become so well-ordered … ?' (Aristophanes, Birds 829)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: egṑ dé tàn kán , eí me khreíē ekpieîn
Glosses: I.NOM but and=IRR and=IRR if me.ACC need.3SG.PRS.OPT drink.up.AOR.INF
Translation: And so would I, even if I had to drink up …' (Aristophanes, Lysistrata 113)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: egṑ dé g' àn kàn hṓsper ei psêttan dokô doûnai àn emautês partamoûsa thḗmisu
Glosses: I.NOM but even IRR and=IRR like if turbot.ACC.SG think.1SG.PRS give.AOR.INF IRR myself.F.GEN.SG cut.off.PTCP.FUT.F.NOM.SG the=half.ACC.SG
Translation: And I would too, even if I expected to cut off half of myself and give it like a turbot.' (Aristophanes, Lysistrata 115)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: mâllon àn dià toutogì génoit' àn eirḗnē
Glosses: more IRR through this.N.ACC.SG.EMPH become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR peace.NOM.SG
Translation: Would peace come to pass rather through this?' (Aristophanes, Lysistrata 147)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: phōnḕn àn ouk àn eîkhon
Glosses: sound.ACC.SG IRR not IRR have.3PL.IMP
Translation: … they would not make a sound' (Aristophanes, Lysistrata 361)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ê tán se kōkúein àn ekéleuon makrá
Glosses: in.truth and=IRR you.ACC wail.PRS.INF IRR order.1SG.IMP large.N.ACC.PL
Translation: Truly I would make you wail more.' (Aristophanes, Frogs 34)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn genoímēn Hēraklês án
Glosses: not IRR become.1SG.AOR.OPT.MID Hercules.NOM IRR
Translation: I won't be Hercules' (Aristophanes, Frogs 581)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn phthánois tò géneion àn peridouménē
Glosses: not IRR arrive.2SG.PRS.OPT the.N.ACC.SG beard.ACC.SG IRR bind.up.PTCP.PRS.PASS.F.NOM.SG
Translation: It wouldn't be too soon to tie on your beard.' (Aristophanes, Ecclesiazusae 118)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ísōs àn egṑ perì toû methúskesthai talēthê légōn hêtton àn eíēn aēdḗs
Glosses: perhaps IRR I.NOM about the.N.GEN.SG intoxicate.PRS.INF.PASS the=true.N.ACC.PL say.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG less IRR be.1SG.PRS.OPT distasteful.M.NOM.SG
Translation: Perhaps I would be less disagreeable speaking the truth about intoxication.' (Plato, Symposium (Apology 41a) 176c)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: eikótōs àn toùs erôntas mâllon àn phoboîo
Glosses: justly IRR the.M.ACC.PL love.PTCP.PRS.M.ACC.PL more IRR frighten.2SG.PRS.OPT.PASS
Translation: You would reasonably be more frightened for the lovers' (Plato, Phaedrus 232c; has dḗ for the first àn)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tákh' oûn àn hupò philotimías epískhoi hēmîn àn toû gráphein
Glosses: quickly so IRR under ambition.GEN.SG hold.back.3SG.AOR.OPT us.DAT IRR the.N.GEN.SG write.PRS.INF
Translation: So perhaps out of pride he may refrain from writing to us.' (Plato, Phaedrus 257c)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn rhāidíōs oudè pollà àn heúrois hōs toûto
Glosses: not IRR easily nor many.N.ACC.PL IRR find.2SG.AOR.OPT as this.N.ACC.SG
Translation: You would not find many like this, nor easily.' (Plato, Republic 7.526c)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: kàn olígou , eí me keleúois apodúnta orkhḗsasthai , kharisaímēn án
Glosses: and=IRR little.N.GEN.SG if me.ACC order.2SG.PRS.OPT undress.PTCP.AOR.M.ACC.SG dance.AOR.INF.MID gratify.1SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR
Translation: And I would almost gratify you if you were to bid me strip and dance' (Plato, Menexenus 236d)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pôs oûn án poté tis dúnait' àn hugiés ti légōn anteipeîn
Glosses: how so IRR sometime someone.M.NOM.SG can.3SG.PRS.OPT.PASS IRR healthy.N.ACC.SG something.ACC.SG say.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG argue.AOR.INF
Translation: Then how could one ever argue … saying anything sound?' (Plato, Sophist 233a)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: skholêi pot' àn autoîs tis khrḗmata didoùs ḗthelen àn mathētḕs gígnesthai
Glosses: scarcely sometime IRR them.DAT someone.M.NOM.SG property.ACC.PL give.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG want.3SG.IMP IRR pupil.NOM.SG become.PRS.INF.PASS
Translation: Scarcely anyone would ever want to become (their) pupil, giving them money.' (Plato, Sophist 233b; cf. also Laws 5.742c)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: stàs àn hṓsper hoûtos epì têi eisódōi légoim' án
Glosses: stand.PTCP.AOR.M.NOM.SG IRR like this.M.NOM.SG upon the.F.DAT.SG entrance.DAT.SG say.1SG.PRS.OPT IRR
Translation: Standing at the door just like him, I would say …' (Xenophon, Cyropaedia 1.3.11)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: humôn d' érēmos ṓn , ouk àn hikanòs oîmai eînai oút' àn phílon ōphelêsai oút' àn ekhthròn aléxasthai
Glosses: you.GEN.PL then solitary.M.NOM.SG be.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.SG not IRR sufficient.M.NOM.SG think.1SG.PRS.PASS be.PRS.INF nor IRR friend.ACC help.AOR.INF nor IRR enemy.ACC.SG ward.off.AOR.INF.MID
Translation: But bereft of you I do not think I shall be able either to aid a friend or to ward off a foe.' (Xenophon, Anabasis 1.3.6)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: dokoûmen d' án moi taútēi prospoioúmenoi prosbaleîn erēmōtérōi àn tôi órei khrêsthai
Glosses: seem.1PL.PRS then IRR me.DAT here pretend.PTCP.PRS.PASS.M.NOM.PL attack.AOR.INF solitary.COMP.N.DAT.SG IRR the.N.DAT.SG mountain.DAT.SG use.PRS.INF.PASS
Translation: I do think, however, that if we should make a feint of attacking here, we should find the rest of the mountain all the more deserted' (Xenophon, Anabasis 4.6.13)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: diaspasthéntes d' àn kaì katà mikrà genoménēs tês dunámeōs oút' àn trophḕn dúnaisthe lambánein oúte khaírontes àn apalláxaite
Glosses: separate.PTCP.AOR.PASS.M.NOM.PL then IRR and down small.N.ACC.PL become.PTCP.AOR.MID.F.GEN.SG the.F.GEN.SG power.GEN.SG nor IRR food.ACC can.2PL.PRS.OPT.PASS take.PRS.INF nor rejoice.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.PL IRR deliver.2PL.AOR.OPT
Translation: But separated and with your force in small parts, you could neither get food nor emerge safe.' (Xenophon, Anabasis 5.6.32)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ôd' àn episkopoûntes ísōs àn katamáthoimen
Glosses: thus IRR oversee.PTCP.PRS.M.NOM.PL perhaps IRR perceive.1PL.AOR.OPT
Translation: Perhaps by considering … we can thus discover …' (Xenophon, The Economist 4.5)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: eîdes d' àn autês Pharnábazon thâtton án
Glosses: see.2SG.AOR then IRR her.GEN Pharnabazus.ACC faster IRR
Translation: And you could see Pharnabazus more quickly than her.' (Epicrates, Fragment 2/3, line 17; )
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ouk àn hēgeîsth' autòn kàn epidrameîn
Glosses: not IRR lead.2PL.PRS.PASS him.ACC also=IRR rush.AOR.INF
Translation: Don't you believe he would even have rushed …' (Demosthenes 27.56)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: hôd' àn theōroûsin génoit' àn phanerón
Glosses: thus IRR behold.PTCP.PRS.M.DAT.SG become.3SG.AOR.OPT.MID IRR visible.N.NOM.SG
Translation: It might become clear by considering thus …' (Aristotle, Poetics 1460b, among many others; cf. on this example)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: tí àn oíesth' ei apêlthon tí poieîn àn ḕ tí légein toùs asebeîs anthrṓpous toutousí
Glosses: what.N.ACC.SG IRR think.2PL.PRS.PASS if leave.3PL.AOR what.N.ACC.SG do.PRS.INF IRR or what.N.ACC.SG say.PRS.INF the.M.ACC.PL impious.ACC.PL person.ACC.PL this.M.ACC.PL.EMPH
Translation: What do you think, if they had gone off … what (do you think) these ungodly persons would have done or said?' (Demosthenes 18.240)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: avaθā adam hadā kamnai̯biš martiyai̯biš avam Gau̯mātam tayam magum avājanam utā tayai̯=šai̯ fratamā martiyā anušiyā āhantā
Glosses: then 1.NOM.SG with few.INS.PL.M man.INS.PL.M DEM.ACC.SG.M G.ACC.SG.M REL.ACC.SG.M magus.ACC.SG.M slay.1.SG.PST CONJ REL.NOM.PL.M=3.GEN.SG foremost.NOM.PL.M man.NOM.PL.M follower.NOM.PL.M be.3.PL.PST
Translation: then I with a few men slew that Gaumāta the magus and the men who were his foremost followers' (Behistun 1.57)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: yadi imām dipim vai̯nāhi imai̯=vā patikarā , nai̯=diš vikanāhi utā=tai̯ yāvā tau̯mā ahati paribarāhi=diš
Glosses: CONJ DEM.ACC.SG.F inscription.ACC.SG.F see.2.SG.SBJV DEM.ACC.PL.M=CONJ sculpture.ACC.PL.M NEG=3.ACC.PL destroy.2.SG.SBJV CONJ=2.SG.GEN CONJ strength.NOM.SG.N be.3.SG.SBJV protect.2.SG.IMP=3.ACC.PL
Translation: If you shall look at this inscription or these sculptures, (and) shall not destroy them and, as long as there is strength to you, shall care for them, …' (Behistun 4.74 = 4.78)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: taya adam akunavam uta=mai̯ taya pitā akunau̯š
Glosses: REL.NOM/ACC.PL.N 1.NOM.SG make.1.SG.PST CONJ=1.SG.GEN REL.NOM/ACC.PL.N father.NOM.SG.M make.3.SG.PST
Translation: … which I built and which my father built.' (Xerxes D 15)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: vašnā Auramazdāha adam=šām xšāyaθiya āham
Glosses: will.INS.SG.M A.GEN.SG.M 1.NOM.SG=3.GEN.PL king.NOM.SG.M be.1.SG.PST
Translation: 'By the favour of Auramazdā I was their king' (Behistun I.14)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: vašna Auramazdāha adam=šiš ajanam utā navā xšāyaθiyā agr̥bāyam
Glosses: will.INS.SG.M A.GEN.SG.M 1.NOM.SG=3.ACC.PL defeat.1.SG.PST CONJ nine.ACC.PL.M king.ACC.PL.M capture.1.SG.PST
Translation: By the favour of Auramazdā I defeated them and captured nine kings' (Behistun IV.6)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: vašna Auramazdāhā adam=šim gāθavā niyašādayam
Glosses: will.INS.SG.M A.GEN.SG.M 1.NOM.SG=3.ACC.SG place.LOC.SG.M set-down.1.SG.PST
Translation: By the favour of Auramazdā I put it in its proper place.' (NR^a 35)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: haruva=šim kāra avaina
Glosses: whole.NOM=3.ACC.SG people.NOM see.3.SG.PST
Translation: All the people saw him' (Behistun II.75 = II.90)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: Vivāna nāma Pārsa , manā bandaka , Harauvatiyā xšaçapāvā , abi avam , utā=šam ai̯vam martiyam maθištam akunau̯š
Glosses: V.NOM.SG.M name.LOC.SG.N Persian.NOM.SG.M 1.GEN.SG vassal.NOM.SG.M Arachosia.LOC.SG.F satrap.NOM.SG.M against DEM.ACC.SG.M CONJ=3.GEN.PL one.ACC.SG.M man.ACC.SG.M greatest.ACC.SG.M make.3.SG.PST
Translation: '(there was) a Persian, Vivana by name, my vassal, satrap in Arachosia, against him [he sent an army], and he made one single man their chief' (Behistun III.56)
Language: Greek
Transcription: sub vos placo , ob vos sacro
Glosses: under you.ACC plead.PRES.1SG because-of you.ACC consecrate.PRES.1SG
Language: Greek
Transcription: in quo per mihi mirum visum est
Glosses: in which.ABL.SG very I.DAT.SG strange.NOM.SG.N seem.PRF.3SG.PASS is.PRES.3SG
Translation: wherein it seemed very strange to me' (Cicero, de Oratore 1.214)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: nam sicut , quod apud Catonem est ..., per mihi scitum videtur ...: sic profecto se res habet
Glosses: for just.as what in Cato.ACC.SG is.PRES.3SG _ very I.DAT.SG sensible.NOM.SG.N seem.PRES.3SG.PASS _ so really itself matter.NOM.SG.F has.PRES.3SG
Translation: for just as what Cato says …, to me seems very sensible …: so it really is' (Cicero, de Oratore 2.271)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per mihi benigne respondit
Glosses: very I.DAT.SG kindly answer.IMPRF.3SG
Translation: he answered me very kindly' (Cicero, ad Quintum Fratrem 1.7(9).2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quod ad me de Hermathena scribis , per mihi gratum est
Glosses: what.ACC.SG at I.ACC.SG . about Hermathena.ABL.SG write.PRES.2SG very I.DAT.SG dear.NOM be.PRES.3SG
Translation: What you write to me about Hermathena I am very grateful for' (Cicero, ad Atticum 1.4.3)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per mihi , per , inquam , gratum feceris
Glosses: very I.DAT.SG very say.VERB.DEFECT.1SG dear do.PRF.2SG.SUBJ
Translation: You would, I say, make me very, very grateful' (Cicero, ad Atticum 1.20.7)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: pergratum mihi feceris , spero item Scaevolae
Glosses: very.grateful.ACC.SG I.DAT.SG do.PRF.2SG.SUBJ hope.PRES.1SG likewise Scaevolae.DAT
Translation: you would make me very grateful, and, I hope, Scaevola, too' (Cicero, Laelius de Amicitia 16)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: ista sunt pergrata perque iucunda
Glosses: that.NOM.PL.N are.PRES.3PL very.pleasing.ACC.PL.N very.and delightful.ACC.PL.N
Translation: that is very pleasing and very delightful' (Cicero, de Oratore 1.205)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per enim magni aestimo
Glosses: very namely great.GEN.SG.N appraise.PRES.1SG
Translation: for I very highly appraise' (Cicero, ad Atticum 10.1.1)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quod iudicium cunque subierat
Glosses: what.ACC.SG.N trial.ACC.SG.N ever enter.PSTPRF.3SG
Translation: whatever trial they (=everyone) had faced' (Cicero, pro Sestio 68)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: qua re cunque
Glosses: what.ABL.SG.F matter.ABL.SG.F ever
Translation: because of whatever matter' (Cicero, de Divinatione 2.7)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quae loca cunque
Glosses: what.ACC.PL.N place.ACC.PL.N ever
Translation: (to) all places' (Lucretius 4.867)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: qua de causa cunque
Glosses: what.ABL.SG.F for reason.ABL.SG.F ever
Translation: for whatever reason' (Lucretius 6.85)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quae semina cunque
Glosses: what.ACC.PL.N seed.ACC.PL.N ever
Translation: all seeds whatsoever' (Lucretius 6.867)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quam rem cunque
Glosses: what.ACC.SG.F matter.ACC.SG.F ever
Translation: whatever' (Horace, Odes 1.6.3)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quod ad cunque legis genus
Glosses: what.ACC.SG.N to ever law.GEN.SG type.NOM.SG
Translation: to whatever type of law' (Cicero, de Legibus 4.26)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quam se cunque in partem dedisset
Glosses: what.ACC.SG.F himself.REFL.ACC ever in division.ACC.SG.F give.PSTPRF.3SG.SUBJ
Translation: whatever side he held on to' (Cicero, de Oratore 3.60)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo ea me cunque ducet
Glosses: where it.NOM.SG.F I.ACC.SG . ever lead.FUT.3SG
Translation: wherever it will lead me' (Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes 2.15)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo te cunque verteris
Glosses: where you.ACC.SG ever turn.PRF.2SG.SUBJ
Translation: wherever you turn' (Cicero, de Divinatione 2.149)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quae me cunque vocant terrae
Glosses: what.NOM.PL.F I.ACC.SG ever call.PRES.3PL earth.NOM.PL.F
Translation: whichever lands summon me' (Virgil, Aeneid 1.610)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo te cunque lacus miserantem incommoda nostra fonte tenet
Glosses: in.what.ABL.SG.N you.ACC.SG ever lake.NOM.SG.M lament.PTCP.PRES.ACC trouble.ACC.PL.N our.ACC.PL.N spring.ABL.SG.M hold.PRES.3SG
Translation: in whatever spring the lake keeps you lamenting our troubles' (Virgil, Aeneid 8.74)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: qui te cunque manent isto certamine casus
Glosses: what.NOM.PL.M you.ACC.SG ever await.PRES.PL that.ABL.SG.N contest.ABL.SG.N calamity.NOM.PL.M
Translation: whatever calamities await you in that contest' (Virgil, Aeneid 12.61)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo nos cunque feret melior Fortuna parente
Glosses: where we.ACC.PL ever take.FUT.3SG good.NOM.SG.F.COMPARATIVE Fortuna.NOM.SG.F father.ABL.SG.M
Translation: wherever Fortune, who is better than my father, will take us' (Horace, Odes 1.7.25)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quae te cunque domat Venus
Glosses: what.NOM.SG.F you.ACC.SG ever tame.PRES.3SG Venus.NOM.SG.F
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: delicias legit qui tibi cunque meas
Glosses: delight.ACC.PL.F read.PRF.3SG who.NOM.SG you.DAT.SG ever my.ACC.PL.F
Translation: whoever read to you my cheerful verse' (Ovid, Tristia 2.78)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: nomen quod tibi cunque datur
Glosses: name.NOM.SG.N what.NOM.SG.N you.DAT.SG ever give.PRES.3SG.PASS
Translation: whatever name is given to you' (Martial 2.61.6)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quae meo quomque animo lubitum est facere
Glosses: what.NOM.PL.N my.DAT.SG.M ever heart.DAT.SG.M please.PTCP.PRF.N be.PRES.3SG do.INF.PRES
Translation: to do whatever pleased my heart' (Terence, Andria 263)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: garrulus hunc quando consumet cunque
Glosses: talkative.NOM.SG.M this.ACC.SG.M at.what.time take.completely.FUT.3SG ever
Translation: a chatterbox will devour him at some time or other' (Horace, Satires 1.9.33)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: necesse est , quo tu me modo voles esse , ita esse , mater
Glosses: necessary be.PRES.3SG how you.NOM.SG I.ACC.SG way.ABL.SG.M want.FUT.2SG be.INF so be.INF mother.VOC.SG
Translation: it is necessary to be however you want me to be, mother' (Plautus, Cistellaria 1.1.47)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo te modo iactaris
Glosses: in.what.ABL.SG.N you.ACC.SG way.ABL.SG.M throw.IMPRF.2SG.SUBJ
Translation: how you would show off' (Cicero, pro Roscio Amerino 89)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo te modo ad tuam intemperantiam innovasti
Glosses: in.what.ABL.SG.M you.ACC.SG way.ABL.SG.M to your.ACC.SG.F intemperance.ACC.SG.F renew.PRF.2SG
Translation: how you returned to your extravagance' (Cicero, in Pisonem 89)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo te nunc modo appelem
Glosses: in.what.ABL.SG.M you.ACC.SG now way.ABL.SG.M speak.to.PRES.1SG.SUBJ
Translation: how shall I address you' (Cicero, pro Scauro 50)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quonam se modo defendet
Glosses: in.whatABL.SG.M ENCL.INTERR way.ABL.SG.M defend.FUT.3SG
Translation: how will he defend himself (…)?' (Cicero, pro Rabirio Postumo 19)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: quo cunque igitur te modo …
Glosses: in.what.ABL.SG.M ever therefore you.ACC.SG way.ABL.SG.M _
Translation: therefore, in whatever manner (…) you' (Cicero, pro Scauro 50)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per te ere obsecro deos immortales
Glosses: by you.ACC.SG master.VOC.SG.M implore.PRES.1SG god.ACC.PL.M immortal.ACC.PL.M
Translation: Master, I implore you by the immortal gods' (Plautus, Bacchides 905)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per ego vobis deos atque homines dico
Glosses: by there you.DAT.PL god.ACC.PL.M and man.ACC.PL.M speak.PRES.1SG
Translation: I assign to you by the gods and men' (Plautus, Menaechmi 990)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per te deos oro et nostram amicitiam , Chremes
Glosses: by you.ACC.SG god.ACC.PL.M pray.PRES.1SG and our.ACC.SG.F friendship.ACC.SG.F Chremes.VOC.SG.M
Translation: I beg you, Chremes, by the gods and our friendship' (Terence, Andria 538)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per ego te deos oro
Glosses: by I.NOM.SG you.ACC.SG god.ACC.PL.M pray.PRES.1SG
Translation: by the gods I beg you' (Terence, Andria 834)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per te dulcissima furta perque tuos oculos per geniumque rogo
Glosses: by you.ACC.SG sweet.ELATIVE.ACC.PL.N theft.ACC.PL.N by-and your.ACC.PL.M eye.ACC.PL.M by spirit.ACC.SG.M ask.PRES.1SG
Translation: by the sweetest thefts, your eyes, and your Genius I beg' (Tibullus 3.11.7 (=4.5.7))
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per ego te , inquit , fili , quaecunque iura iungunt liberos parentibus , precor quaesoque
Glosses: by I.NOM.SG you.ACC.SG say.PRF.3SG son.VOC.SG.M whatever.ACC.PL.N right.ACC.PL.N attach.PRES.3PL child.ACC.PL.M parent.DAT.PL.M pray.PRES.1SG.PASS beg.PRES.1SG-and
Translation: “by whatever rights connect children to their parents,” he said, “I beg and entreat you, son”' (Livius 23.9.2)
Language: Unknown language
Transcription: per ego vos decora maiorum … oro et obtestor
Glosses: by I.NOM.SG you.ACC.PL ornament.ACC.PL.N ancestors.GEN.PL.M _ beg.PRES.1SG and beseech.PRES.1SG.PASS
Translation: by the dignity of your forbears … I beg and beseech you' (Curtius 5.8.16)