συμπλήρωσε

Wordform Details

Translation: completefill insupplement

Part of Speech: verb

Inflection Type:

second-personsingularaoristimperative

Is Dictionary Form: No


Dictionary Form Details

Translation: to complete; to fill in; to fill out; to supplement; to complement (verb)

Etymology: From the prefix συν- (syn-, meaning 'together, with') + πληρώνω (plirono, 'to fill, to pay'). The root πλήρης (pliris) means 'full, complete' and is cognate with English 'full' and 'plenty' through Proto-Indo-European *pleh₁-. The compound literally means 'to fill together' or 'to make complete by filling.' This verb emphasizes the collaborative or additive nature of completion, distinguishing it from simple filling.

Mnemonics

  • Think 'symphony + complete' - like musicians coming together to complete a full orchestra
  • Remember 'sym-' (together) + 'pliro' (fill) = filling together to make complete

Synonyms

ολοκληρώνω

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γεμίζω

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προσθέτω

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Antonyms

αδειάζω

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ελλείπω

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Cultural Context

Commonly used in administrative contexts when filling out forms, applications, or documents. Also frequently used in educational settings when completing assignments or exercises. In business contexts, often refers to supplementing information or completing requirements.

Easily Confused With

πληρώνω

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Commonality: 0%

Explanation: πληρώνω means 'to pay' while συμπληρώνω means 'to complete/fill in'. The prefix συν- changes the meaning from payment to completion.

Notes: Both come from the same root but have completely different meanings in modern usage

Mnemonic: συμπληρώνω has 'συν-' prefix = completing together; πληρώνω alone = paying money