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βγαίνω — to go out, come out, exit; to come up, rise

βγαίνω is the #150 most common word in Greek, a verb. It means “to go out, come out, exit; to come up, rise” and is pronounced /ˈvʝe.no/.

#150frequency rank
0.05%of everyday Greek text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of βγαίνω

FormWhat it isMeaning
βγήκαpastwent out
βγαίνωI · singular · presentI go out
βγωI · singular(that) I go out
βγαίνειςyou · singular · presentyou go out
βγειςyou · singular(that) you go out
βγαίνειhe/she · singular · presenthe/she goes out
βγειhe/she · singular(that) he/she goes out
βγαίνουμεwe · plural · presentwe go out
βγαίνομεwe · plural · presentwe go out
βγούμεwe · plural(that) we go out
βγαίνετεyou (pl.) · plural · presentyou (pl.) go out
βγείτεyou (pl.) · plural(that) you (pl.) go out
βγαίνουνthey · plural · presentthey go out
βγαίνουνεthey · plural · presentthey go out
βγουνthey · plural(that) they go out
βγούνεthey · plural(that) they go out
έβγαιναI · singular · imperfectI used to go out
βγήκαI · singular · pastI went out
έβγαινεςyou · singular · imperfectyou used to go out
βγήκεςyou · singular · pastyou went out
έβγαινεhe/she · singular · imperfecthe/she used to go out
βγήκεhe/she · singular · pasthe/she went out
βγαίναμεwe · plural · imperfectwe used to go out
βγήκαμεwe · plural · pastwe went out
βγαίνατεyou (pl.) · plural · imperfectyou (pl.) used to go out
βγήκατεyou (pl.) · plural · pastyou (pl.) went out
έβγαινανthey · plural · imperfectthey used to go out
βγαίνανthey · plural · imperfectthey used to go out
βγαίνανεthey · plural · imperfectthey used to go out
βγήκανthey · plural · pastthey went out
βγήκανεthey · plural · pastthey went out
βγαίνεyou · singular · commandgo out!
βγεςyou · singular · commandgo out!
έβγαyou · singular · commandgo out!
βγαίνετεyou (pl.) · plural · commandgo out! (to several)
βγείτεyou (pl.) · plural · commandgo out! (to several)
βγέστεyou (pl.) · plural · commandgo out! (to several)
βγαίνοντας-ing formgoing out
βγαλμένοςpast participle · passive

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