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Greek Plural

This page provides information about the plural in Greek. Below is a list of singular (one) and plural (many) words, listed side by side.

Woman: γυναίκα
gynaíka
Women: γυναίκες
gynaíkes
Language: γλώσσα
gló̱ssa
Languages: γλώσσες
gló̱sses
Man: άντρας / άνθρωπος
ántras / ánthro̱pos
Men: άντρες / άνθρωποι
ántres / ánthro̱poi
Country: χώρα
chó̱ra
Countries: χώρες
chó̱res
Boy: αγόρι
agóri
Boys: αγόρια
agória
Lake: λίμνη
límni̱
Lakes: λίμνες
límnes
Girl: κορίτσι
korítsi
Girls: κορίτσια
korítsia
Pen: στυλό
styló
Pens: στυλό
styló

These examples show a sentence with both singular and plural forms. The list includes the use of nouns, numbers and pronouns.

I visited one country: Επισκέφτηκα μία χώρα
Episkéfti̱ka mía chó̱ra
She visited three countries: Αυτή επισκέφτηκε τρεις χώρες
Af̱tí̱ episkéfti̱ke treis chó̱res
She has one sister: Αυτή έχει μία αδερφή
Af̱tí̱ échei mía aderfí̱
He has two sisters: Αυτός έχει δύο αδερφές
Af̱tós échei dýo aderfés
We speak two languages: Μιλάμε δύο γλώσσες
Miláme dýo gló̱sses
They speak four languages: Αυτοί μιλούν τέσσερις γλώσσες
Af̱toí miloún tésseris gló̱sses

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