Is This Correct (Greek Question)?

I'm trying to learn Greek so I'm not in a position to answer this question (unlike many of you). I have attached part of a morphology chart in Logos. Can someone please verify that the word circled in red is indeed labeled correctly in Logos as an aorist active? Thank you.

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Dave Hooton

Note that it also appears under Present Active Masc. (2x), which is correctly labeled, as is the singular usage you circled in 2 Cor 8:16.

Lee

The word circled in red, aorist active masculine dative participle, διδόντι, looks correct.

You could refer to this: http://inthesaltshaker.com/drills/miverbs.htm

tjebme

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/826166#Comment_826166

Thanks for the quick responses Dave and Lee! Answers my question. I wasn't aware that the reduplication was associated with the aorist.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/826171#Comment_826171

I wasn't aware that the reduplication was associated with the aorist.

Too technical for me, but the Salt Shaker page would suggest that the word is not an aorist active participle (my original answer only confirmed that the Morphology Chart was consistent with usage in GNT's in Logos).

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/826171#Comment_826171

I wasn't aware that the reduplication was associated with the aorist.

You're absolutely right. It should be δόντι.

Lesson learned: do not operate machinery, or try to parse Greek, while on cold medication.

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