34.9 The following –μι verbs all form the IMPERFECT MIDDLE regularly, according to the following rules:
- Short stem vowels are used for all stems
- The intervocalic σ in the 2nd person singular does NOT drop out (S 744, G 372-374). This same phenomenon happens with the Present Middle of these –μι verbs (i.e., δίδοσαι, τίθεσαι, ἵστασαι, and ἵεσαι)
Note: This verb has a long vowel augment, but it does not affect the way the vowel is written, since long and short ι are written the same.
Note: This verb has a long vowel augment, but it does not affect the way the vowel is written (since long and short ι are written the same).
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