epistemos 'to know (that), to have information about something, to have true beliefs'
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memoros 'to remember, to recall, to access one's memory'
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frenos 'to think (about), to imagine, to come up with something'
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eksegetos 'to read, to interpret (that), to identify the intended meaning of a statement'
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skeptos 'to examine/evaluate, to think about the effects and implications of something'
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mantos 'to speculate, to guess, to forecast, to make a prediction (that)'
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aforos 'to make a judgement, to conclude (that), to determine, to deduce'
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doksos 'to think (that), to be convinced, to believe'
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telos 'to want, to desire, to feel positive or negative motivation to do an action'
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heretos 'to choose, to elect, to intend, to decide on an action based on one's goals and preferences'
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skematos 'to plan, to design, to come up with details about an intended action'
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filos 'to like, to prefer, to find pleasure from'
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misos 'to dislike, to hate, to find displeasure from'
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agapos 'to love, to care about someone's wellbeing'
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haptos 'to feel (the touch of)'
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osmos 'to smell (the scent of)'
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geusos 'to taste'
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akustos 'to hear, to listen'
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optos 'to see, to look at'
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skopos 'to watch, to observe, to perceive attentively, to collect information about an object by sensing it'
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logos 'to study, to research, to collect information about something by any method'
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empiros 'to try, to experiment, to experience, to do an action and observe its effects or results'
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leksos 'to read a text, to relate a symbol to a word to collect information through recorded statements'
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zetetos 'to seek, to search for, to attempt to find something'
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heuristos 'to find, to discover to gain information about an object's location'
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algos 'to feel pain, to feel stung'
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pruros 'to feel itchy'
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gargalos 'to feel tickled'
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nauseos 'to feel nauseated'
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erotos 'to feel aroused'
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hedonos 'to feel pleasure, to enjoy'
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odinos 'to feel dipleasure, to be upset'
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euforos 'to feel happy'
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disforos 'to feel sad'
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fobos 'to feel scared, afraid'
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koleros 'to feel angry'
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