Pick a verb to see it conjugated across present, past, and future tense, plus the imperative. Covers the regular -ω and -άω/-ώ patterns from Greek Grammar, plus common irregular verbs.
| εγώ | γράφω |
| εσύ | γράφεις |
| αυτός/ή/ό | γράφει |
| εμείς | γράφουμε |
| εσείς | γράφετε |
| αυτοί/ές/ά | γράφουν |
| εγώ | έγραψα |
| εσύ | έγραψες |
| αυτός/ή/ό | έγραψε |
| εμείς | γράψαμε |
| εσείς | γράψατε |
| αυτοί/ές/ά | έγραψαν |
| εγώ | θα γράψω |
| εσύ | θα γράψεις |
| αυτός/ή/ό | θα γράψει |
| εμείς | θα γράψουμε |
| εσείς | θα γράψετε |
| αυτοί/ές/ά | θα γράψουν |
Informal (εσύ): γράψε! · Formal / plural (εσείς): γράψτε!
Greek past-tense stems aren't always predictable from the present tense — βλέπω (I see) uses an entirely different root, είδα, in the past, and τρώω (I eat) shifts to έφαγα. This is normal and expected, not an error — it's exactly the kind of irregularity covered in Greek Grammar, and it's why this tool lists real, checked conjugations for each verb rather than generating them from a single rule.