Greek core word #56 · verb · 296 times in the New Testament

οἶδα

OY-dah

οἶδα, εἰδήσω, —, —, —, — — know

Forms in bold occur in the New Testament; the others complete the pattern. A dash (—) marks a form that does not exist.

Future active

IndicativeOptative
1 sgεἰδήσωεἰδήσοιμι
2 sgεἰδήσειςεἰδήσοις
3 sgεἰδήσειεἰδήσοι
1 plεἰδήσομενεἰδήσοιμεν
2 plεἰδήσετεεἰδήσοιτε
3 plεἰδήσουσι(ν)εἰδήσοιεν

Infinitive: εἰδήσειν

Participle: εἰδήσων, εἰδήσουσα, εἰδῆσον (gen. εἰδήσοντος)

Perfect active

IndicativeSubjunctiveOptativeImperative
1 sgοἶδαεἰδῶεἰδείην
2 sgοἶδαςεἰδῇςεἰδείηςἴσθι
3 sgοἶδε(ν)εἰδῇεἰδείηἴστω
1 plοἴδαμενεἰδῶμενεἰδεῖμεν
2 plοἴδατε / ἴστεεἰδῆτεεἰδεῖτεἴστε
3 plοἴδασι(ν) / ἴσασι(ν)εἰδῶσι(ν)εἰδεῖενἴστωσαν

Infinitive: εἰδέναι

Participle: εἰδώς, εἰδυῖα, εἰδός (gen. εἰδότος)

Pluperfect active

Indicative
1 sgᾔδειν
2 sgᾔδεις
3 sgᾔδει(ν)
1 plᾔδειμεν
2 plᾔδειτε
3 plᾔδεισαν

Where you meet it

First met in passage 11, Mark 4:13.

Explained in the notes of 6 passages:

From Appendix B of the Greek and Latin with Jerome study companion · PDF page 260 · open the PDF here

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