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#378 · Jul 02, 2022
γυναικείο όνομα
#377 · Jul 01, 2022
γενική πληθυντικού του καλό
#376 · Jun 30, 2022
A fault or blame for something bad that happened.
#375 · Jun 29, 2022
γενική πληθυντικού του λάθος
#374 · Jun 28, 2022
το ενδέκατο γράμμα του ελληνικού αλφάβητου (πεζό: λ, κεφαλαίο: Λ)
#373 · Jun 27, 2022
#372 · Jun 26, 2022
The skin, the outer covering of a person’s or animal’s body.
#371 · Jun 25, 2022
You (plural) tie something, fastening it with a knot or binding.
#370 · Jun 24, 2022
Bad or immoral, of poor or negative quality or behavior.
#369 · Jun 23, 2022
η πάπια, μόνο στη σκωπτική έκφραση άγνωστης προέλευσης:
#368 · Jun 22, 2022
A skin or bag-like container used to store and carry liquids, such as wine or wa…
#367 · Jun 21, 2022
κλητική ενικού του Άγγλος
#366 · Jun 20, 2022
κλητική ενικού του άλυτος
#365 · Jun 19, 2022
"θάπτε" = (he/she/it) buries; puts someone/something in the ground, performs a b…
#364 · Jun 18, 2022
Fabric, often thick or good-quality, used for clothes or upholstery.
#363 · Jun 17, 2022
Floating; able to float on water.
#362 · Jun 16, 2022
Imperative of “στύβω”: squeeze something (e.g., a lemon) to extract its juice.
#361 · Jun 15, 2022
Imperfect of “odevo”: he/she was going, heading toward a destination.
#360 · Jun 14, 2022
Clear and transparent, not cloudy or murky.
#359 · Jun 13, 2022
#358 · Jun 12, 2022
Genitive plural of «σορός»: the coffin/casket in which a dead person is placed.
#357 · Jun 11, 2022
A small ball, usually a bullet/pellet used as ammunition in a gun.
#356 · Jun 10, 2022
κλητική ενικού του κάμπος
#355 · Jun 09, 2022
vocative singular of Ιταλός (Italós)
#354 · Jun 08, 2022
"Mýisa" = I initiated someone: I introduced them to something, taught them the b…
#353 · Jun 07, 2022
ανδρικό όνομα
#352 · Jun 06, 2022
Imperfect of “to drink”: he/she was drinking (a drink or other liquid).
#351 · Jun 05, 2022
επώνυμο (ανδρικό ή γυναικείο)
#350 · Jun 04, 2022
#349 · Jun 03, 2022
Genitive singular of “άγιος”: “of the saint/holy one,” used for a saint or holy …