κακουργέω

Ancient Greek

Etymology

From κακοῦργος (kakoûrgos, malicious, evildoer) + -έω (-éō, verb forming suffix)

Verb

κακουργέω • (kakourgéō)

  1. do evil, work wickedness, be vicious,
  2. (of discussion) use captious or unfair arguments,
  3. maltreat, injure,
  4. ravage a country
  5. spoil the argument
  6. corrupt, falsify

Inflection

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