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# δεῦρο/deuro
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Sometimes this word is used to describe an action. It is an adverb. However, this word is used as a command
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* This word can mean to come or to come here.
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* A person uses this word when they are commanding or requesting someone to come with them or to move toward something.
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Sometimes this word is used to describe a state of being. It is an adverb.
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* This word can mean up to the present time or until now.
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* It is used to talk about situations that have existed in the past and still exist.
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**Advice to translators**: A state of being describes a situation or how something is.
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