- ἀγαπήσεις (agapēseis) – affections
- ἀγαπήσεις (agapēseis) – you will greet with affection, be fond of; love; persuade; caress; be content
- ἁμαρτάνει (hamartanei) – he/she/it misses the mark; is mistaken; fails to do; does wrong, errs, sins
- γένοιτο (genoito) – may it be
- γινομένοις (ginomenois) – to/for/by/with (those) coming into existence, being born, produced; taking place, happening
- δαιμονίζεται (daimonizetai) – he/she/it meets one’s fat; is deified; is possessed by an evil spirit
- ἡ Πυθία (hē Puthia) – the Pythia, priestess of Apollo at Delphi
- κινητόν (kineton) – moving; liable to alteration
- κληρονόμον (klēronomon) – heir; heir in possession; heir apparent
- κλητικόν (klētikon) – of or for invitation; invocatory; vocative (grammar)
- κυκλική (kuklikē) – circular, moving in a circle; of a circle; cyclical; commonplace, conventional
- λυθῆναι (luthēnai) – to be loosed; unbound; unfastened; opened; released, delivered; undone; dissolved; destroyed
- μεμνημένος (memnēmenos) – (one) having called to mind, remembered; made mention of; gave heed to
- μετῆρεν (metēren) – he/she/it removed; shifted; repealed; departed
- μίμησις (mimēsis) – imitation; reproduction; representation, portrait; mimesis
- πόρνης (pornēs) – of a harlot, prostitute
- τῆς (tēs) – of the; of which
- τὸ βοήθημα (to boēthēma) – the resource, assistance, remedy