Greek

To ask “how are you doing” in Greek, say πώς είσαι. πώς είσαι is a common greeting that asks about someone’s current well-being.

The Greek word for eclipse is έκλειψη. The term έκλειψη refers to the astronomical phenomenon of a planetary object passing between others.

The Greek word for gross is αηδιαστικό. The term is an adjective used to describe something that causes disgust.

The English phrase “oat milk” is γάλα βρώμης in Greek. γάλα βρώμης is used to refer to the milky liquid produced from oats.

The English name Homer is written as Όμηρος in Greek.

The Greek word for shark is καρχαρίας. καρχαρίας is a noun used to refer to the predatory fish known as a shark.

The English word ‘ship’ is translated into Greek as πλοίο. Both πλοίο and καράβι are neuter nouns used to refer to a large water craft.

To ask “what do you want?” in Greek, say τι θέλεις. τι θέλεις asks someone what they want or need.

The English word “short” can be translated into Greek as κοντός. It can also describe a person’s manner as being abrupt, brief, pointed or petulant.

The Greek word for lizard is σαύρα. σαύρα is a noun used to refer to the reptile.