Questions & Answers about Μόλις δω την αναπάντητη κλήση σου, θα σε πάρω πίσω.
It does often mean just, but it has another very common meaning: as soon as.
So:
- Μόλις έφτασα = I just arrived.
- Μόλις δω... = As soon as I see...
In this sentence, μόλις introduces a time clause and means as soon as.
After μόλις when you are talking about a future event, Greek normally uses the form δω, not θα δω.
So Μόλις δω... means As soon as I see...
A helpful comparison is English:
- When I see it, I’ll call you
not - When I will see it, I’ll call you
Greek works similarly here. The first clause refers to the future, but it does not use θα.
Also, δω is perfective: it presents the action as a single completed event, basically once I notice / once I see.
Yes. δω belongs to the verb βλέπω.
This verb is irregular:
- present: = I see