Μάντι
Manti
Maddie is the Greek equivalent of the English female given name, written as Μάντι (Manti).
Μάντι is used as a female given name.
How do you pronounce it?
The romanization is Manti.
Did you know?
- A person named Μάντι in Greece might be jokingly compared to a 'manti' (dumpling) in Turkey, as the words are nearly identical in sound.
- In Greek, the word manti can also refer to a prophet or a seer, though this is spelled μάντις in the nominative form.
- A Greek person might use the diminutive suffix -ουλα to create Μαντιούλα as a term of endearment for someone named Μάντι.
Examples in context
- Θα ήθελα να γνωρίσω την Μαντλίν.I would like to meet Maddie.
- Η Μάντι είναι καλή φίλη μου.I Mándi eínai kalí fíli mou.Maddie is a good friend of mine.
- Πού είναι η Μάντι;Pou eínai i Mándi;Where is Maddie?
- Μίλησα με τη Μάντι σήμερα.Milísa me ti Mándi símera.I spoke with Maddie today.
Example conversation
Kostas and Anastasia are talking about a mutual friend.
- Κώστας KostasΕίδατε τη Μάντι χθες το βράδυ;Eídate ti Mánti chthes to vrády?Did you see Maddie last night?
- Αναστασία AnastasiaΌχι, η Μάντι δεν ήρθε στο πάρτι.Óchi, i Mánti den írthe sto párti.No, Maddie didn't come to the party.
- Κώστας KostasΤι κρίμα, μου έλειψε η Μάντι.Ti kríma, mou éleipse i Mánti.That's a pity, I missed Maddie.
- Αναστασία AnastasiaΘα τη φωνήσουμε αύριο μαζί.Tha ti fonísoume ávrio mazí.We will call her tomorrow together.
