Ginóskó is a verb that means to know, recognize, or perceive something.

Prognósis is a noun meaning a foreknowledge of an outcome.

Proginóskó is a verb that means to know beforehand.

Horizó is a verb in Ancient Greek that means to determine, appoint, or set boundaries.

Proorizó is a verb that means to predetermine or foreordain.

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