The headword verb is here illustrated by two versions of the aorist passive infinitive, mixqh=nai and migh=nai. Both are used (e.g.) by Oedipus in Sophocles, Oedipus Tyrannus, of his incestuous relationship with his mother Jocasta: see lines 791 and 995. Yet the verb itself was just as ambiguous in Greek as it is in English; for instances where sexual 'intercourse' is meant see e.g. delta 683, zeta 4.