ἀμᾰθ-αίνω · amath-ainō — LSJ
to be untaught, ignorant, to be ignorant in
to be untaught, ignorant, only pres.; abs., Pl. R. 535e, Ph. 1.498, Aristid. 34(50).44, Plot. 4.4.24; ἀ. τι or εἴς τι to be ignorant in a thing, Pl. Lg. 689c, 689d.
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ἀμᾰθ-αίνω
amathaino
to be untaught, ignorant
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- ἀμαθαίνουσι · amathainousi Plato, Laws 689
- ἀμαθαίνων · amathainōn Plato, Laws 689
- ἀμαθαίνειν · amathainein Plato, Laws 698
- ἀμαθαίνῃ · amathainēi Plato, Laws 863
- ἀμαθαίνουσά · amathainousa Plato, Republic 7.535 (DIORISIS sentence 4613)
- ἀμαθαίνοντι · amathainonti Plotinus, Enneads 4.4 (DIORISIS sentence 2929)
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