νοσέω

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From νόσος (nósos, sickness) + -έω (-éō, denominative verbal suffix).

Pronunciation

 

Verb

νοσέω • (noséō)

  1. to be sick, to ail
  2. to be mad, passionate
  3. to suffer

Inflection

Derived terms

  • ἀνᾰνοσέω (ananoséō)
  • ἀπονοσέω (aponoséō)
  • δῐᾰνοσέω (dianoséō)
  • ἐπινοσέω (epinoséō)
  • φιλονικνοσέω (philoniknoséō)
  • μακρονοσέω (makronoséō)
  • προνοσέω (pronoséō)
  • σῠννοσέω (sunnoséō)
  • ὑπερνοσέω (hupernoséō)
  • ὑπονοσέω (huponoséō)
  • ἀνόσητος (anósētos)
  • νοσηλός (nosēlós)
  • νόσημᾰ (nósēma)
  • νοσηρός (nosērós)
  • νοσητήριος (nosētḗrios)
  • νοσηφόρος (nosēphóros)

References

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