[1] Active present-tense form for the usual oi)/omai; cf. lambda 92, omicroniota 157, omicroniota 158, omicron 928. The active form occurs, however, much more commonly than the middle in Homer (131 times against 5). See H.W. Nordheider's article in Lexikon des frühgriechischen Epos III (fasc. 17, 1999) 626-31. Bertolin [below] shows that it expresses a more self-assured opinion than the middle forms. The gloss "I suppose" would then be in error. The form is either three syllables or two.
[2] Aorist participle of oi)/omai, masculine nominative singular. It must be quoted from somewhere, almost certainly Homer, Iliad 9.453.