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 offer before

   • τίθημι (I offer, set before)
   • προσφέρω (to offer, to set before)
   • ἀποθύω (to offer)
   • ἐπάρχω (to offer)
   • θυλέομαι (to offer.)
   • προτείνω (to offer)
   • προφέρω (to bring before, bring to, present)
   • προπράσσω (to do before)
   • πρόειμι (to be before)
   • προεξέρχομαι (to go out before, with)
   • φθάνω (before, before)
   • ἔρδω (to make or offer)

2. to supply before

   • ὑποχορηγέω (to supply)
   • ἐπιχορηγέω (to supply besides)
   • ἐπάγω (to bring to, bring in, to bring in)

Derived

• ἀνέχω (to hold up, in fight, to lift up)
• ἀντέχω (to hold against, to hold, against one's)
• ἀπέχω (to keep off or away from, to keep off, to keep apart)
• διέχω (to keep apart or separate, to keep off, to go through)
• εἰσέχω (to stretch into, reach, extend)
• ἐνέχω (to hold within, to lay up, cherish inward)
• ἐξανέχω (to hold up from, to jut out from, to bear up against)
• ἐξέχω (to stand out or project from, to stand out, appear)
• ἐπανέχω (to hold up, support)
• ἐπέχω (I have or hold upon, I hold out to, present)
• ἔχω (I have, possess, contain)
• κατέχω (to hold fast, to hold back, withhold)
• μετέχω (to partake of, enjoy a share of, share in)
• παρακατέχω (to keep back, restrain, detain)
• παρέχομαι (to go by, beside, or past; to pass by)
• παρέχω (, I hold beside, hold in readiness)
• περιέχω (to encompass, embrace, surround)
• προέχω (to hold before, to hold before oneself, hold out before one)
• προκατέχω (to hold or gain possession of beforehand, preoccupy, to hold down before oneself)
• προσανέχω (to wait patiently for)
• προσέχω (I hold to, offer, I bring to)
• προσπαρέχω (to furnish or supply besides)
• συμπαρέχω (to assist in causing, in procuring)
• συνέχω (to hold or keep together, to enclose, encompass)
• ὑπερέχω (to hold, over, to hold)
• ὑπέχω (to hold or put under, supposita de matre), to hold out the hand to receive)