How to Say "Vineyard" in Greek

αμπέλι

ampéli/amˈbeli/neuter

The Greek word for "vineyard" is αμπέλι (ampéli).

αμπέλι refers to a grape plantation.

Meaning: grape plantation (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

αμπέλι is a neuter noun.

The romanization is ampéli and the IPA is /amˈbeli/.

Ancient Greek poets often paired ἄμπελος with the image of Dionysus, the god of wine, making the word a literary symbol of ecstasy and madness.
The word αμπέλι is a diminutive form of the Ancient Greek word ἄμπελος. This suggests that the modern term for a vineyard originally implied a 'small vine'.
While αμπέλι means 'vineyard', it is also the common word for a single 'grapevine'. This means a Greek speaker might use the same word to describe a whole estate or a single plant in a garden.

Ο αμπελώνας έχει υπέροχη θέα στο βουνό.
The vineyard has a fantastic view of the mountain.

Kyriaki and Dimitris are discussing a trip to the countryside.

Κυριακή Kyriaki

Θέλεις να πάμε στο αμπέλι του παππού;
Théleis na páme sto ampéli tou pappoú?
Do you want to go to grandfather's vineyard?
Δημήτρης Dimitris

Ναι, πολύ graag θα πήγαινα.
Nai, polý gráta tha pígaina.
Yes, I would love to go.
Κυριακή Kyriaki

Είναι η εποχή της συγκομιδής τώρα.
Eínai i epochí tis syngkomidís tóra.
It is harvest season now.
Δημήτρης Dimitris

Τότε θα βοηθήσουμε στην εργασία.
Tóte tha voithísoume stin ergasía.
Then we will help with the work.

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