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The Ancient Greek word for to hit is
τύπτω





to hit

Translations for to hit and their definitions

τύπτω
     1. v. (literally, or metaphorically) to beat, strike, smite
     2. v. (in the middle voice) to beat, strike oneself
     3. v.          to beat one's breast in grief: to mourn


πληγή
     1. n. stroke (from a sword or a pike).


πλήσσω
     1. v. to strike, smite
     2. v.          (with accusative) I strike an object into motion
     3. v.          I stamp
     4. v.          I sting
     5. v. (figuratively, passive) I am stricken, defeated
     6. v.          I am emotionally stricken
     7. v.          (active, of wine) I overpower


βάλλω
     1. v. I throw, cast, hurl
     2. v. I let fall
     3. v. I strike, touch
     4. v. I put, place
     5. v. (intransitive) I fall, tumble


τυγχάνω
     1. v. (Expressing coincidence): to happen (to be)
     2. v.          (of events) to happen, occur (+obj, grc, dat, means=to someone)
     3. v.          (of a person) to happen (+obj, grc, part, means=to do something)
           τύχησε γὰρ ἐρχομένη νηῦςἀνδρῶν Θεσπρωτῶν ἐς Δουλίχιον πολύπῡρον. - For a ship belonging to Thesprotian men happened to be going to Dulichium rich in grain.
     4. v. to succeed (+obj, grc, part or inf, means=at doing); to go successfully
     5. v.          to hit a target ## to hit a target +obj, grc, gen !!!
     6. v.          to meet someone ## to meet someone +obj, grc, gen !!!
     7. v.          to get or attain something ## to get or attain something +obj, grc, gen !!!


οὐτάω
     1. v. to stab, hit, wound



ἀκοντίζω
     1. v. to hurl a javelin


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