Conjugation

The inflection forms above were generated by rules and some usages of them were not attested.

Due to a bug of system, some forms may display wrong accents.

Synonyms

1. to draw out

   • σπάω (to draw, to be drawn, having their)
   • στύφω (to draw together, having, drawn up)
   • ἀποσπάω (to draw off, having drawn off, to be separated)

Derived

• ἀνασπάω (to draw up, pull up, he drew his)
• ἀποσπάω (to tear or drag away from, to tear, from)
• διασπάω (to tear asunder, part forcibly, to tear down)
• ἐξανασπάω (to tear away from, to tear up from)
• ἐπισπάω (to draw or drag after, by, having dragged)
• κατασπάω (to draw or pull down, to haul, down to the sea)
• μετασπάω (to draw over from one side to another)
• παρασπάω (to draw forcibly aside, wrest aside, to detach)
• περισπάω (I draw off from around, strip off, I strip myself of)
• σπάω (to draw, to be drawn, having their)
• συνανασπάω (to draw up together)
• συνεπισπάω (to draw on together, to draw on along with one)
• συσπάω (to draw together, draw up, contract)
• ὑποσπάω (to draw away from under, to withdraw secretly, withdrew)