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aorist

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Noun — A verb form found in some languages, often the plain basic form, that presents an action as a complete whole.

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the aorist tense aorist aspect the Greek aorist

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Etymology

The word comes from Ancient Greek aóristos, meaning unbounded.

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What is the aorist in grammar?
The aorist is a verb form found in some languages. Often the plain basic form, it presents an action as a complete whole.
Where does the word aorist come from?
It comes from Ancient Greek aóristos, meaning unbounded.
Which languages have an aorist?
Ancient Greek is one language that has an aorist. The term is used for certain languages.

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