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The imperative has present and aorist forms. The difference in meaning generally is in the aspect, but in practic ====Aorist Active====

It is an irregular verb. It occurs commonly in its ''Third Person Singular Aorist Active Indicative'' form in the Bible '''ειπεν''' meaning "he said" * Ειπον - I said (Aorist)

====Pluperfect - Translated like an Aorist Verb====

* '''Prepare''' as the ''Second Person, Plural, Aorist, Active Imperative'' form of [[`Ετοιμαζω]]

Subjunctives may be in the Present or Aorist tense. The Present and the Aorist forms of the subjunctive are often translated identically into English. ====Aorist Active====

...d''' (or '''she said''' or '''it said''') as the ''Third Person, Singular, Aorist, Active, Indicative'' form of [[Λεγω]]

...can be translated by adding the word "while" (or "after" if it's tense is Aorist). For example ...le is occurring at the same time as the main verb. So, if the main verb is aorist, then the participle '''λεγων''' would be translated as "while he was

====Lengthening for Aorist and Future Forms==== Prior to adding the '''σ''' or '''θ''' in the Aorist or Future forms of an '''εω''' verb a lengthening occurs where ''εω'' i

...'' or '''she became''' or '''it became''' as the ''Third Person, Singular, Aorist, Active, Indicative'' form of [[Γινομαι]]

** ''Second Person, Plural, Aorist, Active, Imperative'' form of [[Ποιεω]] (that is, "'''Make!'''")

* Aorist Active - λυσαι * Aorist Middle - λυσασθαι

Technically, it is the ''Second Person, Singular, Aorist, Middle, Imperative'' form of [[`Οραω]] (I see)

...Indicative Mood''' and '''Present''', '''Imperfect''', '''Future''' and '''Aorist''' '''Tense'''s *** [[Koine Greek: Verbs - Aorist Indicative|Aorist]]

...or example: '''λελυκα''' = '''I have destroyed'''). This is in contrast to Aorist verbs, which should usually be translated using the simple past tense (for

...rendered in the English by ‘shall’ instead of ‘will.’ The future tense, or aorist, never implies in the Semitic languages a sense of obligation. This remark