| Θ {letter}
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:: The upper case letter theta (θήτα), the eighth letter of the modern Greek alphabet
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| Θ {num}
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:: The number nine in Greek numerals
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| Θ΄ {num}
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:: The Greek numeral representing the number nine (9), typically romanized as the Roman numeral IX
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| θ {letter}
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:: The lower case letter theta (θήτα), the eighth letter of the modern Greek alphabet
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| θ΄ {num} [non-standard]
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:: alternative form of Θ΄
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| θα {particle}
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:: added before the present verb forms to form the continuous or imperfective future tense:
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| θα {particle}
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:: added before the dependent verb forms to form the simple or perfective future tense:
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| θα {particle}
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:: added before the present forms of έχω and the non-finite to form some types of the future perfect:
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| θα {particle}
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:: added before the imperfect forms of έχω and the non-finite to form some types of the pluperfect:
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| θα {particle}
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:: added before the imperfect verb forms to form the conditional mood:
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| θάβομαι {v}
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:: I am buried
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| θάβω {v}
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:: bury, inter
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| θάβω {v}
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:: conceal, hide
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| θάβω {v}
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:: ruin
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| θαλάμη {f} [firearm]
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:: chamber
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| θαλάμη {f}
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:: lair of octopus
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| θαλαμηγός {f}
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:: yacht, sailing vessel
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| θαλαμηγός {f}
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:: small private motorised vessel
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| θαλάμι {n}
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:: underwater lair or nest
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| θαλαμίσκος {m}
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:: diminutive of θάλαμος (cabin, cage)
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| θαλαμίσκος {m}
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:: cabin, compartment (load-carrying component of a lift or elevator)
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| θαλαμίσκος {m}
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:: compartment, capsule [payload part of spacecraft]
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| θάλαμος {m}
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:: room, chamber
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| θάλαμος {m}
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:: hospital ward, barrack room
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| θάλαμος {m}
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:: compartment, cabin
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| θάλαμος {m} [anatomy]
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:: thalamus [brain]
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| θάλαμος αερίων {m}
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:: gas chamber
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| θάλασσα {f}
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:: sea
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| θάλασσα {f}
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:: sea (all the seas and oceans)
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| θάλασσα {f}
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:: storm
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| θαλασσαετός {m}
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:: white-tailed sea eagle, white-tailed eagle [UK]
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| θαλασσαετός {m} [generally]
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:: sea eagle
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| θαλασσής {adj}
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:: sea blue
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| θαλασσί {n}
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:: sea blue
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| θαλάσσια ανεμώνη {n} [zoology]
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:: sea anemone
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| θαλάσσια ύδατα {np}
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:: territorial waters
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| θαλασσινά {np}
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:: seafood
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| θαλάσσιος {adj}
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:: relating to: sea, sailing, seaside
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| θαλάσσιος {adj}
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:: maritime, marine
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| θάλλιο {n} [chemistry]
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:: thallium
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| θάλλω {v}
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:: bloom, flower
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| θάλλω {v} [figuratively]
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:: flourish
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| θάλπω {v}
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:: make comfortable
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| θάλπω {v} [literally, formal]
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:: warm up
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| θάμνος {m}
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:: bush (woody plant of medium size)
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| θαμνώνας {n} [botany]
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:: tough, often prickly shrub
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| θαμνώνας {n}
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:: (plural) such vegetation dominating an area of countryside, maquis
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| θαμνώνες {n} [botany]
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:: maquis, chaparral (a mediterranean vegetation)
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| θαμπός {adj}
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:: dim, dull
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| θαμπός {adj}
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:: blurred, fuzzy
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| θαμπός {adj} [figuratively]
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:: vague, imprecise
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| θανάσιμος {adj}
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:: fatal, mortal, deadly
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| Θάνατος {prop} {m} [Greek god]
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:: Thanatos, the god of peaceful death
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| θάνατος {m}
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:: death
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| θανατώνω {v}
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:: kill
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| θανατώνω {v}
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:: put to death
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| θαρραλέος {adj}
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:: courageous, brave
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| θάρρος {n}
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:: courage, bravery, valour [UK], valor [US]
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| θάρρος {n}
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:: ardour [UK], ardor [US]
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| θαύμα {n} [religion]
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:: miracle, supernatural event
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| θαύμα {n} [figuratively]
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:: marvel, wonder
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| θαυμάζομαι {v}
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:: I am admired
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| θαυμάζω {v}
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:: admire, feel admiration for
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| θαυμάζω {v}
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:: look up to, look at with wonder
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| θαυμάζω {v}
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:: be impressed by
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| θαυμάσια {adv}
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:: wonderfully
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| θαυμάσια {interj}
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:: great
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| θαυμάσιος {adj}
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:: wonderful, admirable, marvellous
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| θαυμασμός {m}
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:: admiration, adoration, appreciation
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| θαυμαστικό {n} [grammar, typography]
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:: exclamation mark [UK], exclamation point [US], the “!”
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| θαυμαστικός {adj}
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:: wonderful, marvellous
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| θαυμαστός {adj}
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:: admirable, wonderful, fine, splendid
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| θαυμαστός {adj} [archaic]
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:: brave (splendid)
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| θέα {f}
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:: view, sight
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| θεά {f}
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:: goddess
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| θεά {f}
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:: goddess [adored or idealized woman]
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| θέαμα {n}
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:: sight [something seen]
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| θέαμα {n}
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:: spectacle, sight, vision [a special sight]
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| θεαματικός {adj}
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:: spectacular, scenic
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| θεαματικότητα {f} [rare]
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:: spectacularity (condition of being spectacular)
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| θεαματικότητα {f} [television]
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:: viewership, ratings (number of people who watched a certain programme)
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| θεατής {m}
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:: spectator, observer, viewer, onlooker
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| θεατός {adj}
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:: visible, in sight, seen
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| θέατρο {n}
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:: theatre [UK], theater [US]
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| θέατρο {n}
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:: theatre building, audience
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| θέατρο {n}
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:: dramatic art
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| θέατρο {n}
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:: theatre of war
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| θεία {f}
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:: aunt [a parent’s sister or parent's sister-in-law]
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| θειαφίζω {v}
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:: dust/treat with sulphur
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| θεϊκός {adj}
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:: divine, godlike
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| θείο {n}
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:: sulfur (element)
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| θείο {n}
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:: divine, God
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| θείον {n} [archaic]
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:: form of θείο (divine, God)
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| θείος {m}
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:: uncle (a parent’s brother or parent's brother-in-law)
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| θείος {adj}
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:: divine
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| θείο χάρισμα {n} [religion, Orthodoxy]
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:: charisma [extraordinary power granted by the Holy Spirit]
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| θεϊσμός {m}
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:: theism
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| θέληση {f}
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:: will, volition
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| θέλω {v} [most senses]
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:: want, desire, will
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| θέλω {vt} [most senses]
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:: need, require
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| θέλω {vi} [most senses]
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:: intend, mean to, want to (have the intention of)
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| θέλω {vt}
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:: owe (money, etc)
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| θέλω {vt}
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:: have (depict as being)
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| θέλω {v} [with two instances in the second person singular θες]
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:: either ... or
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| θέλω {vt}
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:: favour (be lucky at something)
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| θέμα {n}
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:: subject, main topic [of conversation, etc]
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| θέμα {n}
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:: affair
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| θέμα {n} [music]
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:: theme
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| θέμα {n}
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:: theme, the regional unit of government of the Byzantine empire
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| θεμέλια {n}
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:: foundations, substructure
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| θεμέλιο {n} [architecture]
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:: foundation, substructure, base
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| θεμέλιο {n}
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:: groundwork
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| θεμελιώδης {adj}
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:: fundamental
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| θεμελιώδης αλληλεπίδραση {f} [physics]
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:: fundamental interaction
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| θεμελιώδης δύναμη {f} [physics]
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:: fundamental force
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| θεο- {prefix}
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:: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words connected God or religion; theo-:
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| θεο- {prefix} [figuratively, colloquial]
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:: added before a noun or adjective or verb to create words that indicate the quality is present to a high degree (with adjectives) or that it is very large (with nouns):
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| θεό- {prefix}
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:: alternative form of θεο-
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| Θεοδοσία {prop} {f}
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:: Theodosia, given name
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| Θεοδοσία {prop} {f}
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:: Θεοδοσία (a <<port>> and <<resort city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>)
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| Θεόδουλος {prop}
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:: given name
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| Θεοδώρα {prop} {f}
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:: given name, Theodora
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| Θεοδώρα {prop} {f}
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:: Any of the several saints whose feast day in the Greek Orthodox tradition is 12 February
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| Θεοδωράκης {prop} {m}
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:: diminutive of Θεόδωρος, the male given name
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| Θεοδώριχος {prop} {m}
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:: Theodoric, the male given name
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| Θεόδωρος {prop} {m}
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:: given name, Theodore, Theo
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| Θεόδωρος {prop} {m}
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:: Any of the several saints whose feast day in the Greek Orthodox tradition is 17 February
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| θεοκρατία {f} [politics, religion]
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:: theocracy
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| θεολογία {f}
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:: theology
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| θεολόγος {mf}
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:: theologian
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| θεόρατος {adj}
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:: enormous
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| Θεός {prop} {m} [Christianity, Judaism]
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:: God (single deity of various monotheistic religions)
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| θεός {m} [religion]
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:: god (supreme being or a supernatural, typically immortal, being with superior powers)
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| θεός {m}
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:: alternative case form of Θεός
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| θεός {m} [figuratively]
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:: god, idol (something or someone particularly revered, worshipped, idealized, admired and/or followed)
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| θεός {m} [figuratively, colloquial]
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:: god, Greek god (exceedingly handsome man)
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| θεοσεβής {adj}
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:: devout, pious, religious
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| θεοσεβούμενος {adj}
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:: devout, pious
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| Θεός σχωρέσ΄ την {interj}
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:: God rest her soul (said when a dead person is mentioned)
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| Θεός σχωρέσ΄ τον {interj}
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:: God rest his soul (said when a dead person is mentioned)
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| θεότητα {f} [religion]
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:: deity, divinity, godhead
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| Θεοτόκος {prop} {f} [Christianity]
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:: God-bearer; Mother of God; Holy Mother of God; Theotokos, a sacred title given to the Virgin Mary as the mother of Jesus Christ
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| θεότρελος {adj}
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:: mad as a hatter, off one's rocker, nutty as a fruitcake (insane to the highest degree)
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| θεούλης {m}
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:: diminutive of Θεός
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| θεούσα {f} [colloquial, pejorative]
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:: churchy woman, religious nut (a woman who is overly religious and often hypocritically so)
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| Θέουτα {prop} {f} [geography]
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:: Ceuta
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| Θεοφάνια {prop} {np}
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:: Theophany
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| θεόφοβος {adj}
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:: pious, God-fearing
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| θεόφοβος {adj} [noun]
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:: God-fearing person
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| θεοφοβούμενος {adj}
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:: pious, God-fearing
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| θεραπεία {f} [medicine]
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:: cure, therapy, remedy
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| θεραπεύω {v}
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:: heal, make better
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| θέρετρο {n}
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:: resort
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| θέρετρο {n}
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:: cottage, holiday accommodation
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| θερίζω {v}
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:: reap, cut [cereal crop, etc]
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| θερίζω {v}
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:: decimate
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| θερινή ώρα {f}
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:: summer time
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| θερινή ώρα {f}
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:: daylight saving time, daylight saving [UK], daylight savings [US]
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| θερινό ηλιοστάσιο {n}
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:: summer solstice
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| θερινός {adj}
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:: of or in summer
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| θερμά {adj}
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:: vocative and nominative plural no form of θερμός
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| θερμαίνομαι {v}
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:: to be heated, to be warmed up
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| θερμαίνω {v}
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:: heat
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| θερμάστρα {f}
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:: fire, heater, stove
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| θερμίδα {f} [dated or colloquial]
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:: calorie, used in the past by scientists to measure the quantity of heat
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| θερμίδα {f} [nutrition]
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:: kilocalorie used to measure the energy content of food
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| θερμική μόνωση {f}
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:: thermal insulation, heat insulation
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| θερμικός {adj}
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:: thermal, heat
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| θερμο- {prefix}
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:: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something related to warmth, heat; thermo-:
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| θερμοδυναμική {f} [only in singular, physics]
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:: thermodynamics
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| θερμοδυναμικός {adj} [physics]
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:: referring to thermodynamics
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| θερμοκήπιο {n}
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:: greenhouse (garden building)
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| θερμοκήπιο {n}
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:: glasshouse (large commercial greenhouse)
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| θερμοκοιτίδα {f}
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:: isolette, infant incubator
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| θερμοκρασία {f}
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:: temperature
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| θερμοκρασία {f}
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:: heat
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| θερμόμετρο {m}
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:: thermometer
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| θερμομονωτικός {adj}
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:: thermally insulating
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| θερμομονωτικό υλικό {n}
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:: lagging, thermal insulation material
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| θερμοπίδακας {m} [volcanology]
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:: geyser
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| θερμοπληξία {f} [medicine]
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:: heatstroke
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| -θερμος {suffix}
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:: added to an adjective to create denoting temperature; -thermic, -therm:
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| θερμός {adj}
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:: warm, hot
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| θερμός {adj}
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:: heated, fervent
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| θερμός {adj}
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:: heartfelt, hearty
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| θερμός {n}
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:: thermos, vacuum flask, Dewar flask
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| θερμοσίφωνας {m}
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:: water heater
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| θερμότητα {f}
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:: heat, warmth
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| θερμότητα {f} [physics]
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:: heat
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| θερμότητα {f} [figuratively]
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:: warmth (of smile, welcome etc)
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| θερμοφόρα {f}
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:: hot water bottle
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| θέρος {n} [singular only, formal, sciences]
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:: summer, summertime
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| θέρος {m} [singular only]
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:: harvest, vintage
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| θέρος {m} [singular only]
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:: harvest time
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| θέση {f}
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:: position (a place, location)
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| θέση {f}
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:: job, post
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| θέση {f}
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:: station, status
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| θεσμός {m}
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:: institution [society custom or practice]
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| Θεσσαλονίκη {prop} {f}
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:: Θεσσαλονίκη (city)
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| θεσσαλονικιώτικος {adj}
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:: Thessalonian (from or related to Thessaloniki)
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| θετικός {adj}
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:: reliable
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| θετικός {adj}
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:: positive, pragmatic
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| θετικός {adj}
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:: assertive
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| θετικός {adj} [grammar]
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:: positive
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| θετικός {m} [grammar]
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:: positive
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| Θέτις {prop} {f} [mythology]
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:: given name, Thetis mother of Achilles
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| θετός {adj}
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:: adopted
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| θέτω {v}
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:: put
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| θέτω {v}
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:: set
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| θέτω {v}
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:: place, position
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| θεωρείο {n}
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:: box, loge, gallery at a theatre, concert hall, parliament
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| θεωρητικός {adj}
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:: theoretical, abstract
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| θεωρητικός {adj}
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:: hypothetical, imaginary
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| θεωρητικός {adj} [as a noun]
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:: theorist, theoretician
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| θεωρία {f}
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:: theory
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| θεωρία {f}
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:: contemplation
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| θεωρία των συνόλων {f} [mathematics]
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:: set theory
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| θεωρούμαι {v}
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:: to be considered
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| θεωρώ {v}
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:: consider, regard
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| θεωρώ {v}
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:: scrutinise
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| θεωρώ {v}
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:: validate (a document)
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| θεωρώ {v}
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:: examine [a text to make corrections.]
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| Θήβα {prop} {f}
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:: Θήβα (<<ancient>> Greek <<city>> in <<r/Boeotia>>)
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| Θήβα {prop} {f}
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:: Θήβα (modern city)
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| Θήβες {prop} {fp}
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:: Thebes (ancient site in Egypt)
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| θηκάρι {n}
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:: scabbard, sheath
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| -θήκη {suffix}
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:: added to words in order to indicate: storage, care of, exhibition
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| θήκη {f}
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:: case, sheath, holster (close fitting cover or container for something)
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| θηλάζω {v}
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:: suckle, breast-feed
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| θηλασμός {m}
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:: breastfeeding, nursing
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| θηλαστικά {np} [biology, zoology]
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:: Mammalia, the class of mammals
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| θηλαστικό {n}
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:: mammal
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| θηλαστικός {adj}
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:: mammalian, milking
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| θήλαστρο {n}
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:: breast pump
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| θήλαστρο {n}
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:: baby bottle, feeding bottle
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| θηλή {f} [anatomy]
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:: nipple, teat
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| θηλή {f}
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:: teat
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| θηλιά {f}
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:: loop
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| θηλιά {f}
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:: noose
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| θηλιά {f}
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:: snare (trap)
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| θήλυ {n}
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:: alternative form of θήλυς
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| θηλυκό {n}
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:: woman, female
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| θηλυκός {adj}
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:: female [feminine gender]
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| θηλυκός {adj}
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:: feminine [female person or animal]
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| θηλυπρεπής {adj}
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:: effeminate, girly
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| θηλυπρεπής {adj} [pejorative]
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:: camp, gay-acting
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| θημωνιά {f} [agriculture]
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:: stook
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| Θήρα {prop} {f}
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:: Θήρα (island)
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| θήρα {f}
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:: hunting, the hunt
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| θήρα {f}
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:: prey, the hunted
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| θήραμα {n}
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:: game, prey, quarry
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| θήραμα {n}
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:: kill
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| θηρίο {n}
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:: animal [not human]
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| θηρίο {n}
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:: beast
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| θηρίο {n}
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:: brute
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| θηρίο {n}
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:: predator
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| θηριοδαμαστής {m}
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:: tamer [person who tames and trains wild animals]
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| θηριοτροφείο {n}
|
:: menagerie
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| θηριοτροφείο {n}
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:: school with undisciplined students
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| θηριώδης {adj}
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:: violent and cruel in character and behaviour
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| θηριώδης {adj}
|
:: fierce, ferocious, bestial
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| θηριώδης {adj}
|
:: monstrous [relating to a mythical monster]
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| θηριώδης {adj}
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:: huge
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| θηριωδία {f}
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:: atrocity, cruel act
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| θησαυρός {m}
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:: treasure, wealth
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| θησαυρός {m} [lexicography]
|
:: thesaurus
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| θησαυρός {m} [archaeology]
|
:: treasury, treasure
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| θήτα {n}
|
:: Theta, the 8th letter of the modern Greek alphabet (majuscule Θ, minuscule θ), originally denoting an aspirated t (/tʰ/) but now denoting the voiceless dental fricative (/θ/); usually romanized as "th"
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| θητεία {f}
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:: national service, military service
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| θητεία {f}
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:: career
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| θητεία {f}
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:: tenure, term of office, period of office
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| θίασος {m}
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:: theatre company, troupe
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| Θιβέτ {prop} {n}
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:: Tibet
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| θίξιμο {n}
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:: offence
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| θίξιμο {n}
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:: dent
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| θλίβω {v}
|
:: sadden, distress
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| θλιμμένα {adv}
|
:: sadly
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| θλιμμένος {v}
|
:: feeling sad, sorrowful, grieved
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| θλιμμένος {v}
|
:: showing saddness, gloomy
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| θλίψη {f}
|
:: sorrow, sadness, grief, affliction
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| θνησιγενής {adj}
|
:: stillborn
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| θνησιγενής {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: stillborn [of a project which failed from the outset]
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| θνησιμότητα {f}
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:: mortality
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| θνητός {adj}
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:: mortal
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| Θοδωρής {prop} {m} [colloquial, familiar]
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:: given name
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| Θόδωρος {prop} {m}
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:: informal form of Θεόδωρος
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| θόλος {m} [architecture]
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:: dome, vault
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| θόλος {m} [astronomy]
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:: vault, sky
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| θόλος {m} [anatomy]
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:: body cavity
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| θολός {adj}
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:: dim, not bright
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| θολός {adj}
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:: muddy, cloudy
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| θόριο {n} [chemistry]
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:: thorium
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| θόρυβος {m}
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:: noise, racket
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| θόρυβος {m} [figuratively]
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:: commotion, stir
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| θορυβώδης {adj}
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:: noisy
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| Θουκυδίδης {prop} {m}
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:: Thucydides
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| θούλιο {n} [chemistry]
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:: thulium
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| θράκα {f}
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:: hot coal, ember, hot cinder [used to cook food]
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| θράσος {n}
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:: effrontery, audacity
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| θράσος {n}
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:: cheek, impudence
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| Θρασύβουλος {prop} {m}
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:: given name
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| θρασύς {adj}
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:: cheeky, impudent
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| θρασύς {adj}
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:: audacious
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| θραύσμα {n}
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:: fragment, chip, piece, sliver
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| θραύσμα {n}
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:: potsherd, shard
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| θραύσμα {n} [military]
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:: shrapnel
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| θραύστης {m}
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:: breaker, splitter, cracker
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| θρεονίνη {f} [biochemistry]
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:: threonine
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| θρήνος {m}
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:: lament, wailing, wail
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| θρηνώ {vti}
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:: mourn, lament
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| θρησκεία {f}
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:: religion
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| θρησκεία {f}
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:: cult
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| θρησκευτικός {adj}
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:: religious
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| θρησκόληπτος {adj} [pejorative]
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:: churchy, pietistic (religious or pious to a fanatic level)
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| θριαμβεύω {v}
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:: triumph, prevail
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| θρίαμβος {m}
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:: triumph
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| θρίδακας {f} [archaic, obsolete]
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:: lettuce
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| θρίλερ {n}
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:: thriller
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| θρόμβος {m}
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:: blood clot, thrombus
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| θρόμβωση {f} [disease]
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:: thrombosis
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| θρόνος {m}
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:: throne
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| θρόνος {m}
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:: monarchy, the royal office
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| θρυλικός {adj}
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:: legendary (of or pertaining to a legend)
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| θρύλος {m}
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:: legend [story - usually myth]
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| θρύλος {m}
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:: legend, hero [person]
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| θρυμματίζω {v}
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:: shatter, smash, break
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| θρυπτοφάνη {f} [biochemistry]
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:: tryptophan
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| θυγατέρα {f} [literary, archaic, dialect]
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:: daughter
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| θύελλα {f} [meteorology]
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:: storm, tempest, gale, hurricane (strong winds with rain)
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| θύελλα {f} [figuratively]
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:: storm, barrage, slew, onslaught (strong amount)
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| θυελλώδης {adj} [also figurative]
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:: stormy, thundery, tempestuous, thunderous (of or reminiscent of a storm)
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| θυελλωδώς {adv}
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:: stormily, thunderously, tempestuously (in a stormy, thunderous or tempestuous manner)
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| θύμα {n}
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:: victim (of accident; of murder; of violent or malicious act; etc)
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| θυμάμαι {v}
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:: remember
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| θυμαράκι {n}
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:: diminutive of θυμάρι: thyme
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| θυμάρι {n}
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:: thyme [herb]
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| θύμηση {f} [literary]
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:: memory [specific and general]
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| θυμίαμα {n}
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:: incense resin
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| θυμίαμα {n}
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:: incense fumes
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| θυμιατήρι {n}
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:: alternative form of θυμιατό
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| θυμιατήριο {n}
|
:: alternative form of θυμιατό
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| θυμιατίζω {vt}
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:: burn incense, incense
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| θυμιατίζω {v} [figuratively]
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:: flatter
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| θυμιατό {n}
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:: thurible, censer
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| θυμιατό {n}
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:: incense burner
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| θυμίζω {v}
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:: remind
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| θύμιο {n}
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:: alternative form of θυμάρι (thyme)
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| θυμός {m}
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:: anger, rage
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| θυμούμαι {v}
|
:: alternative form of θυμάμαι
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| θυμωμένα {adv}
|
:: in an angry way
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| θυμωμένος {v}
|
:: angry, irate, disgruntled
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| θυμώνω {vi}
|
:: get angry, anger
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| θυμώνω {v}
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:: (+genitive of personal pronoun) become angry with someone
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| θυμώνω {vt}
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:: infuriate, anger, make angry, enrage
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| θυμώνω {v} [figuratively, of climate, sea, usually with the participle]
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:: become stormy
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| θυμώνω {v} [figuratively, less common, of skin disease, usually with the participle]
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:: condition worsened
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| θύρα {f}
|
:: door
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| θύρα {f}
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:: a gate in a stadium
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| θύρα {f}
|
:: a PC port
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| θυρεός {m} [heraldry]
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:: coat of arms, escutcheon
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| θυρίδα {n}
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:: hatch, window, opening [for counter clerk, bank teller, etc]
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| θυρίδα {n}
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:: box, pigeon hole, mail box [for correspondence, mail, etc]
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| θυσία {f}
|
:: sacrifice
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| Θωμάς {prop} {m}
|
:: given name: Thomas
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| θώρακας {m}
|
:: chest (thorax)
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| θώρακας {m}
|
:: thorax
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| θώρακας {m}
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:: cuirass
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| θωρακισμένος {adj}
|
:: armoured [UK], armored [US]
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| θωρακισμένος {adj}
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:: [dated] ironclad
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| θωρώ {v} [vernacular, poetic]
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:: to gaze, examine, look over
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