Παρεῖτε
you might be by, you might be present alongside
Translated by Ronald Allen8 Sep 2007Vetting: high7 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] you are becoming near.
Greek original · Adler’s text
Παρεῖτε· παραγίνεσθε.
Betacode
*parei=te: paragi/nesqe.
Notes
- The headword looks like a present optative, second person plural, of the verb
pa/reimi (fromei)mi/ "I am"), but the gloss is either present indicative or imperative. Adler reports that ms A hasparh=te (imperfect) glossed byparege/nesqe (aorist): cf. pi 640. Hesychius (Schmidt) haspa/r[e]ite :pare/lqete (imperative). Photius pi363 Theodoridis hasparei=te :paragi/nesqai (infinitive, presumably a mistake for the imperativeparagi/nesqe , which is the reading of the Lexica Segueriana). However, Theodoridis endorses Naber's view that the authentic headword should bepa/rite (fromei)=mi "go"), perhaps quoted from Euripides or Aristophanes.
cf. generally pi 594, pi 595, pi 601 (end), pi 605, pi 634, pi 635, pi 640.
Linked from9 entries
- π583Πάρειyou are nearby, you are present alongside[Meaning] you have come, you drew near. "With what message, friend, are you nearby? -- [One] shared in common, trustworthy, righteous, satisfying, [and] profitable." Trustworthy, meaning of common utility. That is,…
- π594ΠάρειμιI am by, I am present alongside[Meaning] I exist.
- π595Παρεῖναιto be by, to be present alongsideThe [verb which means] to be near, and to exist. But parh=nai ["to have been pierced"] [means] to have been goaded.
- π634Παρῆςyou were by, you were present alongside[Meaning] you were.
- π635Παρῆσανthey were by, they were present alongside[Meaning] they were [there].
- π640Παρῆτεyou were by, you were present alongside[Meaning] you became near.
- π646ΠαρίεμαιI ask quarter, I beg pardon[Meaning] I make an appeal.
- π647Παριεμένουςbegging off[Meaning them] passing by.
- π650Παρίεταιis let go[Meaning he/she/it] is released.
Neighbouring entries
Revision history7 revisions · last 28 Jun 2014
- tweak — Catharine Roth
- my typo — David Whitehead
- tweaked and expanded note; more keywords — David Whitehead
- expanded note — Catharine Roth
- typo — Catharine Roth
- tweaks and cosmetics — David Whitehead
- augmented note — Catharine Roth
- Translated — Ronald Allen