How to Say “Christian” in Greek
The Greek word for Christian is χριστιανός. The term refers to a member of the Christian religion.
How to Say “Dirty” in Greek
Dirty in Greek is βρόμικος, the masculine form of the everyday adjective. To make something dirty is λερώνω or βρομίζω.
How to Say “Door” in Greek
The English word ‘door’ is translated into Greek as πόρτα or θύρα. Both words refer to a portal of entry into a building, room or vehicle.
How to Say “My Doll” in Greek
In Greek, “my doll” is η κούκλα μου. The phrase refers to a toy figure of a person that belongs to the speaker.
How to Say “Great Aunt” in Greek
The English phrase “great aunt” translates to Greek as μεγαλοθεία. μεγαλοθεία refers to the sister of one’s grandparent.
How to Say “Iris” in Greek
The Greek word for “iris” (the part of the eye) is ίριδα. Related forms can also refer to the name of the Greek messenger of the gods, Ίρις or Ίριδα.
How to Say “Your” in Greek
The English phrase ‘your’ can be translated into Greek as σας or σου depending on whom you are addressing.
How to Say “You Smell” in Greek
The phrase “you smell” in Greek is μυρίζεις. This phrase is used to tell someone that they have an unpleasant body odor.