[B-Greek] "agenda"

John Schwandt jschwandt at nsa.edu
Mon Mar 16 18:28:55 EDT 2009


I was under the impression that the Greek infinitive was the traditional
match to the Latin gerund.

Is there any reason why that would not apply here?

BTW Woodhouse has APOGRAFH for "schedule"

and UPOGRAFH for "outline" and "programme"

There is also BOULH for "plan"

PARKALW, AGGEILE MOI A DIAKRINEIS.

CAIRETE
John Schwandt



On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 10:24 AM, Randall Buth <randallbuth at gmail.com>wrote:

> χαιρετε
> XAIRETE
>
> We are in the Galilee and I am breaking our friendly rule to write this
> in English.
>
> We were discussing a good word for "agenda".
>
> At the moment we are leaning to
> τα ποιητεα
> TA POIHTEA
>
> any thoughts, suggestions?
>
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