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| Κ {letter} | :: The upper case letter kappa (κάπα), the tenth letter of the modern Greek alphabet |
| Κ΄ {num} | :: The Greek numeral representing the number twenty (20); typically romanized as the Roman numeral XX |
| κ. {m} | :: Mr, Mr. |
| κ {letter} | :: The lower case letter kappa (κάππα), the tenth letter of the modern Greek alphabet |
| κ {n} | :: abbreviation of κύριος Mr |
| κ {n} | :: abbreviation of κυρία Mrs, Ms |
| κ΄ {num} [non-standard] | :: alternative form of Κ΄ |
| κ.α. {phrase} | :: and elsewhere |
| κα {n} | :: abbreviation of κυρία Mrs, Ms |
| κ.ά. {phrase} | :: et al. |
| κάβα {f} | :: drinks section [in supermarket] |
| κάβα {f} | :: cellar [wine collection] |
| κάβα {f} | :: (British) off licence |
| κάβα {f} | :: (Australia) bottle shop |
| κάβα {f} | :: (USA) liquor store |
| Καβάλα {prop} {f} | :: Καβάλα (city) |
| καβαλάρης {m} | :: rider |
| καβαλάρης {m} [music instruments] | :: saddle [bridge nut] |
| καβαλάω {v} | :: straddle, sit astride |
| καβαλάω {v} | :: mount, ride |
| καβαλάω το καλάμι {v} [colloquial, idiom] | :: be too big for one's boots, to get above oneself (act with an undue opinion of one's own importance or abilities) |
| καβαλέτο {n} [painting] | :: easel |
| καβαλέτο {n} [woodworking] | :: sawhorse |
| καβαλώ {v} | :: alternative form of καβαλάω |
| καβγάς {m} | :: argument, quarrel, row |
| καβίλια {f} | :: wooden dowel, peg, treenail [used in carpentry and shipbuilding] |
| καβίλια {f} [nautical] | :: marlinspike |
| κάβος {m} [geography] | :: cape, headland, promontory |
| κάβος {m} [nautical] | :: cable, hawser |
| καβουράκι {n} | :: diminutive of καβούρι (small crab) |
| κάβουρας {m} | :: alternative form of καβούρι |
| κάβουρας {m} | :: plumber's wrench |
| καβουρδίζω {v} | :: alternative form of καβουρντίζω |
| καβούρι {n} | :: crab [crustacean] |
| καβουρντίζω {v} | :: roast [coffee beans, meat, etc] |
| καβουρντίζω {v} | :: brown [food - while cooking] |
| καβουρντίζω {v} | :: burn [while sun tanning] |
| καγκελάριος {m} | :: chancellor |
| κάγκελο {n} | :: rail, railing, banister (horizontal bar extending between supports and used for support or as a barrier) |
| κάγκουρας {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: petrolhead chav [UK] , motorhead trailer trash [US] (a boorish and unsophisticated man obsessed with cars, motorbikes and other vehicles; usually also implies a show-off) |
| καγκουρό {n} [marsupial] | :: kangaroo |
| καδένα {f} | :: chain at neck, wrist |
| καδένα {f} | :: fob (short chain or ribbon) |
| κάδμιο {n} [chemistry] | :: cadmium |
| κάδος {m} | :: bin, bucket, pail, tub, cask |
| κάδος απορριμάτων {m} | :: alternative form of κάδος απορριμμάτων |
| κάδος απορριμμάτων {m} | :: dustbin [UK], trashcan [US], garbage can [US] |
| καδράρομαι {v} | :: I am framed [of a picture] |
| καδράρω {v} | :: Ι frame [of a picture] |
| κάδρο {n} | :: frame, picture frame |
| Καζάκα {f} | :: Kazakh (a person from Kazakhstan) |
| καζακικά {np} | :: Kazakh (the language of Kazakhstan and its people) |
| καζάκικος {adj} | :: alternative form of καζακικός |
| καζακικός {adj} | :: Kazakh (relating to Kazakhstan or its people or language) |
| Καζάκος {m} | :: Kazakh (a person from Kazakhstan) |
| Καζακστάν {prop} {n} | :: Kazakhstan, Kazakstan |
| Καζάχα {f} | :: alternative form of Καζάκα |
| καζαχικά {np} | :: alternative form of καζακικά |
| καζάχικος {adj} | :: alternative form of καζακικός |
| καζαχικός {adj} | :: alternative form of καζακικός |
| Καζάχος {m} | :: alternative form of Καζάκος |
| Καζαχστάν {prop} {n} | :: alternative form of Καζακστάν |
| καζίνο {n} | :: casino |
| καημένος {adj} [chiefly with an article before] | :: poor [expressing sympathy etc] |
| καημός {m} | :: longing, yearning, heartache |
| -καθ- {prefix} | :: κατα- in middle position, occuring before vowels which used to receive the ancient rough breathing (δασεία) |
| καθ- {prefix} | :: alternative form of κατα- |
| καθ' {prep} | :: apocopic form of κατά |
| κάθ- {prefix} | :: alternative form of καθ- of κατα- |
| Καθαρά Δευτέρα {f} | :: Clean Monday, the first day of the Greek Orthodox Lent |
| Καθαρεύουσα {f} | :: alternative case form of καθαρεύουσα |
| καθαρεύουσα {f} | :: Katharevousa (purist variant of Modern Greek) |
| Καθαρή Δευτέρα {f} | :: alternative form of Καθαρά Δευτέρα |
| καθαρίζω {v} | :: clean, wash |
| καθαρίζω {v} | :: peel, descale |
| καθαρίζω {v} | :: [slang] kill |
| καθάριος {adj} | :: clean, straight |
| καθαριότητα {f} | :: cleanliness |
| καθάρισμα {n} | :: cleaning, scouring, cleaning up |
| καθαρισμός {m} | :: scouring, cleaning up |
| καθαριστής {m} | :: cleaner [used for all cleaners or a male cleaner] |
| καθαρίστρια {f} | :: female cleaner, charwoman [dated British] |
| κάθαρμα {n} [obsolete, literally] | :: scrap, rubbish (anything to be cleaned or thrown away) |
| κάθαρμα {n} [offensive, derogatory, figuratively] | :: scum, bastard, son of a bitch, asshole, prick (extremely unpleasant or objectionable person) |
| καθαρματάκι {n} [offensive, derogatory] | :: diminutive of κάθαρμα |
| καθαρματάρα {n} [offensive, derogatory] | :: augmentative of κάθαρμα |
| καθαρός {adj} | :: clean, pure, clear |
| καθαρός {adj} [Judaism] | :: kosher |
| καθαρός {adj} [music] | :: perfect (as in perfect fourth) |
| κάθαρση {f} | :: catharsis, purging, purification |
| καθαρτικό {n} | :: laxative |
| καθαρτικός {adj} | :: cleansing |
| καθαρτικός {adj} | :: laxative |
| κάθε {determiner} | :: (individual) every, each |
| κάθε {determiner} | :: (whatever) any |
| κάθε {determiner} | :: (repetition) every, each |
| κάθε {determiner} | :: (derigatory) any |
| κάθειρξη {f} | :: imprisonment |
| καθείς {pron} [formal] | :: alternative form of καθένας |
| κάθε καρυδιάς καρύδι {phrase} | :: Tom, Dick and Harry [literally: every walnut of the walnut tree] |
| καθέκλα {f} [formal] | :: dated form of καρέκλα |
| καθέλκομαι {v} [shipping] | :: I am launched |
| καθελκύομαι {v} [shipping] | :: be launched |
| καθελκύω {v} [shipping] | :: launch |
| καθεμίαν {pron} | :: alternative form of καθεμία |
| καθεμιάν {pron} | :: alternative form of καθεμιά |
| καθέναν {pron} | :: alternative form of καθένα |
| καθένας {pron} | :: each, each one [separately] |
| καθένας {pron} | :: everyone, everybody |
| καθεστώς {n} | :: regime |
| καθεστώς {n} | :: status quo |
| κάθετα {adv} | :: vertically |
| καθετήρας {m} [medical] | :: catheter, probe |
| καθετί {pron} | :: everything, all things |
| καθετί {pron} | :: every thing, every single thing |
| κάθετο δοκάρι {n} [sports] | :: goalpost |
| κάθετος {adj} | :: vertical, steep, sharp |
| κάθετος {adj} [geometry] | :: perpendicular, orthogonal, vertical (at or forming a right angle to) |
| κάθετος {adj} [typography] | :: slash, virgule |
| κάθετος {adj} [typography] | :: pipe |
| κάθετος {adj} [figuratively] | :: unquestionable, straight |
| καθηγητής {m} [education] | :: professor, university teacher, lecturer |
| καθηγητής {m} [education] | :: secondary school/high school teacher, schoolmaster |
| καθηγητής {m} [education] | :: language tutor |
| καθηγητής {m} [figuratively] | :: expert |
| καθηγήτρια {f} [education] | :: professor, university teacher, lecturer |
| καθηγήτρια {f} [education] | :: secondary school/high school teacher, schoolmistress |
| καθηγήτρια {f} [education] | :: language tutor |
| καθηγήτρια {f} [figuratively] | :: expert |
| καθήκον {n} | :: duty |
| καθημερινός {adj} | :: daily, every day |
| καθημερινός {adj} | :: everyday, ordinary, workaday, commonplace |
| καθημερινός {adj} | :: working day |
| κάθιδρος {adj} | :: extremely sweaty |
| καθιδρύομαι {v} [rare formal term] | :: synonym of ιδρύομαι: "Ι am founded" |
| καθιδρύομεν {v} [Katharevousa] | :: form of Modern: καθιδρύομε, καθιδρύουμε "we found, establish" |
| καθιδρύω {v} [rare formal term] | :: synonym of ιδρύω: "Ι found" |
| καθιερώνω {v} | :: establish |
| καθιερώνω {v} [Christianity] | :: consecrate, canonise |
| καθιζάνω {v} [geoglogy, learned] | :: [of earth] subside of ground |
| καθιζάνω {v} [chemistry, learned] | :: [of particles in a solution] settle down, as in sedimentation |
| καθίζοντας {v} | :: participle of καθίζω |
| καθίζω {v} [causal] | :: to make to sit down, seat |
| καθίζω {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make to sit down and listen to directions |
| καθίζω {vi} | :: settle [sink gradually to a lower level] |
| καθίζω {v} | :: and see Expressions at Related terms |
| καθίζω στο σκαμνί {v} [colloquial, idiom] | :: take to court [of law] |
| καθικάκι {n} | :: diminutive of καθίκι |
| καθίκι {n} [colloquial, dated, literally] | :: chamber pot, potty (a container used for urination and defecation) |
| καθίκι {n} [colloquial, offensive, figuratively] | :: bastard, son of a bitch, asshole, prick (extremely unpleasant or objectionable person) |
| καθισμένος {v} | :: seated |
| καθίσταμαι {v} | :: become, be |
| καθιστικό {n} | :: sitting room, lounge |
| καθιστικό {n} [biology, marine] | :: slow-moving, bottom dwelling sea organism |
| καθιστώ {v} | :: make, appoint |
| κάθοδος {f} [physics, chemistry, electricty] | :: cathode |
| κάθοδος {f} | :: decrease |
| κάθοδος {f} | :: descent, route downwards |
| κάθοδος {f} | :: route southwards |
| κάθοδος {f} [politics] | :: participation in an election |
| καθοίκι {n} | :: alternative form of καθίκι |
| καθολικό {n} [architecture, orthodoxy] | :: part of a church: space between narthex and sanctuary |
| καθολικό {n} [religion] | :: monastery chapel |
| καθολικό {n} [administration] | :: (universal) ledger |
| καθολικός {adj} | :: universal |
| καθολικός {adj} | :: catholic |
| καθόλου {adv} | :: at all |
| καθόλου {adv} | :: by no means |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: [at space] sit, sit down |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: remain standing |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: stay, reside |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: [of activity, state of mind] |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: [+ να] to be occupied with |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: remain idle, to be bored, doing nothing |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: accept, be patient |
| κάθομαι {v} | :: [of things] to retreat, to become sedimented |
| κάθομαι {v} [idiomatic] | :: of less efficiency, worsened results |
| κάθομαι {v} [idiomatic] | :: happened by fluke |
| κάθομαι με σταυρωμένα χέρια {v} [idiom] | :: sit on one's hands (to be idle when action is needed) |
| καθομιλουμένη {f} [linguistics] | :: the standard language spoken by the majority of speakers |
| καθομιλουμένη {f} | :: the standard urban language of everyday life |
| καθορίζω {v} | :: determine, stipulate |
| καθοριστικά {adv} | :: definitively |
| καθρέπτης {m} | :: alternative form of καθρέφτης |
| καθρέφτης {m} | :: mirror |
| καθρέφτης {m} | :: looking glass [old fashioned] |
| καθ' ύλην αρμόδιος {m} | :: the person (especially the official) relevant or responsible in a matter |
| καθώς {conj} | :: as, while |
| καθώς {conj} | :: since, seeing as, because |
| και {conj} | :: and |
| και {conj} | :: also |
| και {conj} | :: plus, and |
| και {conj} | :: past [time] |
| και αν {phrase} | :: even if, whatever |
| και ας {phrase} | :: even if, even though |
| Καϊάφας {prop} {m} | :: Caiaphas, Kaiaphas (English variants of the same name), the name of the Jewish high priest to whom Jesus was taken after his capture in Gethsemane |
| Καϊάφας {prop} {m} | :: town at the Peloponnese |
| και βάλε {phrase} | :: See: el και βάλε |
| και βάλε {phrase} [idiom] | :: or more, if not more (that and even higher) |
| καίγομαι {v} [passive] | :: burn, be set on fire, be set alight |
| καίγω {v} | :: alternative form of καίω |
| καΐκι {n} | :: caique (a small sea-going vessel used for trading or fishing, originally made of wood and powered by sail) |
| και λοιπά {phrase} | :: alternative form of και τα λοιπά |
| και λοιπά πολλά {phrase} | :: and many more |
| καϊμάκι {n} | :: foam or crema on freshly prepared Greek coffee |
| καϊμάκι {n} | :: clotted cream |
| καϊμάκι {n} | :: mastic flavoured ice cream |
| καϊμάκι {n} [figuratively] | :: elite |
| κάιμαν {n} | :: caiman, cayman |
| Καινή Διαθήκη {prop} {f} [Christianity] | :: New Testament |
| Καινοζωικός {m} [geology] | :: Cenozoic |
| καινοζωικός {adj} [geology] | :: Cenozoic |
| καινοτομία {f} | :: innovation, novelty |
| καινούργιος {adj} | :: new; recently acquired or made |
| καινοφανής {adj} [literally] | :: newly-appearing, newly-visible |
| καινοφανής {adj} [figuratively] | :: unheard of, unprecedented, novel, new-fangled |
| καινοφανής {m} [astronomy] | :: nova (sudden brightening of a previously inconspicuous star.) |
| Κάιος {prop} {m} | :: rare spelling of Γάιος |
| και ούτω καθεξής {phrase} | :: and so forth |
| Κάιρο {prop} {n} | :: Κάιρο (capital city) |
| καιρός {m} | :: weather |
| καιρός {m} | :: time, events |
| Καισαριανή {prop} | :: Καισαριανή (city) |
| καΐσι {n} | :: alternative form of καϊσί |
| καϊσί {n} | :: type of apricot, with edible stone |
| καίσιο {n} [chemistry] | :: caesium (alkali metal) |
| και τα λοιπά {phrase} | :: et cetera, etcetera, etc |
| καίω {vti} | :: burn, burn down, set on fire |
| καίω {v} | :: cremate |
| καίω {v} | :: singe |
| καίω {v} | :: sterilise |
| κακά {adv} | :: badly |
| κακά {n} [uncountable, colloquial, colloquial, childish, ] | :: poo, poop, crap |
| κακάκια {np} | :: diminutive of κάκα |
| κακάο {n} | :: cocoa [raw material, powder and drink] |
| κακάσχημος {adj} [pejorative] | :: butt-ugly, ugly as sin, hideous (exceptionally ugly) |
| κακατού {m} {n} | :: alternative form of κακατούα |
| κακατούα {m} {n} | :: cockatoo |
| Κάκια {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| κακία {f} | :: evil |
| κακία {f} | :: malice, rancour |
| κακία {f} | :: grudge |
| κακίστρα {f} [of a woman, familiar] | :: spiteful, sinister, vicious |
| κακίστρω {f} [of a woman, familiar] | :: synonym of κακίστρα |
| κακό {n} | :: evil |
| κακό {n} [plural forms, colloquial, juvenile] | :: poo, poop, poopies (excrement, faeces) |
| κακόβουλος {adj} | :: malevolent, malicious |
| κακογαμημένος {v} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: badly-fucked (fucked in an unsatisfying, inadequate way) |
| κακοκεφιά {f} | :: low spirits, gloominess, misery |
| κακολογώ {v} | :: defame, malign, blacken |
| κακομάζαλος {adj} | :: ill-fated, miserable |
| κακό μάτι {n} | :: evil eye |
| κακοποιός {adj} | :: criminal |
| κακοποιός {mf} | :: criminal |
| κακοποιός {mf} | :: thug |
| κακοποιώ {v} | :: assault |
| κακοποιώ {v} | :: knock about, beat up, rough up |
| κακοποιώ {v} | :: rape |
| κακοποιώ {v} | :: manhandle |
| κακός {adj} | :: bad, evil, ill, wicked |
| κακό σκυλί ψόφο δεν έχει {proverb} [derogatory] | :: a creaking door hangs longest, a creaking door hangs long on its hinges, the good die young (about evil or bad persons who hang on to life and refuse to die) |
| Κακός Λύκος {prop} {m} | :: Big Bad Wolf [fictional evil wolf appearing in folktales] |
| κακότροπος {adj} | :: grumpy, stroppy, quarrelsome, gruff, grouchy, cantankerous, curmudgeonly |
| κακούργημα {n} [law] | :: felony (most serious crime category, punishable by imprisonment of five years to life) |
| κακοφανισμός {m} | :: resentment |
| κακοφανισμός {m} | :: offence |
| κακόφωνος {adj} | :: cacophonous |
| κάκτος {m} | :: cactus |
| κάκωση {f} | :: lesion |
| καλά {adv} | :: well |
| καλάθι {n} | :: basket |
| καλάθι {n} [basketball] | :: goal |
| καλάθι {n} [basketball] | :: a target area for the ball |
| καλαθοσφαίριση {f} [sports] | :: basketball [the more formal, but much less common term] |
| καλαισθησία {f} | :: good taste, aesthetic sense |
| καλαίσθητος {adj} | :: tasteful, having good taste |
| καλαίσθητος {adj} | :: well-mannered, elegant |
| καλά κρασιά {interj} [colloquial, sarcasm] | :: yeah, right, as if, whatever, dream on (sarcastic reply to something unlikely or unrelated to discussion) |
| καλαμάκι {n} | :: small rod |
| καλαμάκι {n} | :: small wooden skewer |
| καλαμάκι {n} | :: drinking straw |
| καλαμάρι {n} | :: squid (marine cephalopod) |
| καλαμάρι {n} [archaic] | :: inkwell |
| Καλαμάτα {prop} {f} | :: Καλαμάτα (city/regional capital) |
| καλαματιανός {adj} | :: related to Kalamata, a town in the Peloponnese |
| καλαματιανός {m} [Greece] | :: Kalamatianos, a dance originating in the Peloponnese |
| καλάμι {n} | :: reed, plant with hollow stem |
| καλάμι {n} [anatomy] | :: shin |
| καλάμι {n} | :: telescopic rod (for fishing, etc) |
| καλαμιά {f} | :: reed [grass-like plant] |
| καλαμίδι {n} | :: fishing tackle, fishing rod |
| κάλαμος {m} | :: reed pen |
| κάλαμος {m} | :: reed, cane |
| καλαμποκάλευρο {n} | :: cornmeal |
| καλαμποκέλαιο {n} | :: corn oil |
| καλαμπόκι {n} | :: corn, maize [the plant, the cob or the grain] |
| καλαμποκίσιος {adj} | :: corn, maize |
| καλαμποκόψωμο {n} | :: cornbread |
| καλά να πάθεις {interj} | :: serves you right (you deserve the bad consequences of your actions) |
| καλά να πάθετε {interj} | :: serves you right (you deserve the bad consequences of your actions) |
| κάλαντα {np} | :: carol or carols |
| κάλαντα {np} | :: Christmas carol |
| καλαφατικό {n} [nautical] | :: caulking iron, caulker |
| καλαφάτισμα {n} [nautical] | :: caulking, caulk (the act of caulking or the material used when caulking) |
| καλαφάτισμα {n} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: shag, bang, bonk, screw (an act of sexual intercourse) |
| καλά Χριστούγεννα {phrase} | :: Merry Christmas! |
| καλά Χριστούγεννα και καλή χρονιά {phrase} | :: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! |
| καλδέρα {m} | :: alternative form of καλντέρα |
| καλέ {interj} [colloquial] | :: hey, oi (vocative interjection) |
| καλέ {interj} [colloquial] | :: will you, won't you (request interjection) |
| καλέ {interj} [colloquial] | :: wow, oh my, jeez, gosh (shock or surprise interjection) |
| καλέ {interj} [colloquial] | :: well, well, well (irony or sarcasm interjection) |
| καλέμι {n} | :: cold chisel |
| καλές γιορτές {phrase} | :: Happy Christmas, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays |
| καλεσμένος {adj} | :: invited, asked to attend |
| καλές τέχνες {fp} | :: fine arts (purely aesthetic arts) |
| Καλή Ανάσταση {interj} | :: Happy Easter |
| Καλή Λαμπρή {interj} | :: Happy Easter |
| καλημάνα {f} | :: lapwing, peewit (the family of lapwings and plovers) |
| καλημάνα {f} | :: northern lapwing [Vanellus vanellus: a species found in Greece: more correctly "ευρωπαϊκή καλημάνα" ] |
| καλημέρα {interj} | :: good morning, hello, good day |
| καλημέρα {f} | :: good morning, hello |
| καληνύκτα {interj} | :: alternative form of καληνύχτα |
| καληνύχτα {interj} | :: goodnight! |
| καλή όρεξη {interj} | :: bon appétit, enjoy your meal |
| καλή Πρωτοχρονιά {phrase} | :: Happy New Year |
| καλησπέρα {interj} | :: good evening |
| καλή τύχη {interj} | :: good luck! |
| καλή χρονιά {phrase} | :: Happy New Year |
| καλιαρντά {np} | :: Kaliarda (cant used by the homosexual community in Greece) |
| καλικαντζαράκι {n} | :: diminutive of καλικάντζαρος |
| καλικάντζαρος {m} [mythology, folklore] | :: gremlin, goblin (creature which according to Greek folklore lives underground and comes up on Christmas Day to cause minor mischief, like putting out fires, and disappearing back into the earth on the feast of the Epiphany) |
| καλικαντζαρούδι {n} | :: diminutive of καλικάντζαρος |
| κάλιο {n} [chemistry] | :: potassium |
| κάλιο {n} [chemistry] | :: alkali |
| Καλιφόρνια {prop} {f} | :: Καλιφόρνια (state) |
| καλιφόρνιο {n} | :: californium |
| καλκάνι {n} | :: turbot [fish] |
| καλκάνι {n} | :: gable |
| καλλιγραφία {f} | :: calligraphy, beautiful writing |
| καλλιγράφος {mf} | :: calligrapher |
| καλλιγράφος {mf} | :: a person with attractive handwriting |
| καλλιέργεια {f} [biology, microbiology] | :: culture |
| καλλιέργεια {f} [figuratively] | :: culture, cultivation |
| καλλιέργεια {f} [horticulture] | :: culture, cultivation |
| καλλιεργώ {v} | :: grow, cultivate |
| κάλλιο {adv} [chiefly literary or in proverbs and set phrases] | :: better, preferable, sooner |
| κάλλιο αργά παρά ποτέ {proverb} | :: better late than never |
| κάλλιο πέντε και στο χέρι παρά δέκα και καρτέρει {proverb} [figuratively] | :: a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush (It is preferable to have a small but certain advantage than a mere potential of a greater one.) |
| Καλλιόπη {prop} {f} | :: given name, Calliope [the Muse of eloquence and epic] |
| καλλίπυγος {adj} | :: callipygian, callipygous (with beautifully shaped buttocks) |
| καλλιτέχνης {m} [arts] | :: artist |
| καλλιτεχνικός {adj} | :: artistic |
| καλλίφωνος {adj} | :: melodious |
| κάλλος {n} | :: beauty |
| καλλυντικό {n} | :: cosmetic |
| κάλμα {f} [nautical] | :: calm seas or weather |
| κάλμα {interj} | :: calm down! |
| καλμάρω {vt} | :: I make calm, softer |
| καλμάρω {vi} | :: I am calm (mostly of the climate, the sea) |
| καλντέρα {f} [volcanology] | :: caldera, crater |
| καλντερίμι {n} [colloquial] | :: cobbled street [in towns or villages] |
| καλντερίμι {n} [colloquial] | :: cobbled mule track [in countryside] |
| καλντεριμιτζού {f} | :: prostitute, sex worker |
| καλό {n} | :: good |
| καλό βράδυ {phrase} | :: good evening |
| καλογεροπαίδι {n} | :: young monk |
| καλογερόπουλο {n} | :: young monk |
| καλόγερος {m} [religion] | :: monk, friar |
| καλόγερος {m} [figuratively, humorous] | :: a solitary, ascetic, monkish person |
| καλόγερος {m} | :: coat rack, hatstand |
| καλόγερος {m} [medicine] | :: boil |
| καλόγερος {m} | :: great tit (bird) |
| καλόγερος {m} [nautical] | :: exposed rock at sea |
| καλόγρια {f} [religion] | :: nun, sister (member of a Christian religious community of women who live by certain vows and usually wear a habit) |
| καλόγρια {f} [colloquial, humorous, pejorative, figuratively] | :: prude, prig, puritan (woman who is or tries to be excessively proper, especially one who is easily offended by matters of a sexual nature) |
| καλοήθης {adj} [medicine] | :: benign |
| καλοήθης {adj} [rare, learned] | :: good-natured, virtuous |
| καλοκαίρι {n} | :: summertime, summer |
| καλοκαιριάτικα {adv} [colloquial, sometimes humorous or pejorative] | :: in the summertime, in the summer [usually with reference to something not appropriate or usual for the season] |
| καλοκαιριάτικος {adj} | :: resembling summer, summery |
| καλοκαιρινός {adj} | :: summery, summer, summer- (occurring during, suitable for or typical of the season of summer) |
| καλοκαιρινός {adj} | :: 'see vernacular expression: το κάνω καλοκαιρινό |
| καλομαθημένος {v} [negative sense] | :: [used frequently] spoiled |
| καλομαθημένος {v} | :: accustomed to an easy life, without deprivations |
| καλομαθημένος {v} | :: [more rare] well-bred, well-mannered |
| καλομάνα {f} [demotic] | :: the good mother, the most loved |
| καλομοίρα {adj} [demotic] | :: a woman with good fortune |
| καλομοίρης {adj} [colloquial] | :: favoured by good fortune |
| Καλό Πάσχα {interj} | :: Happy Easter |
| καλοπέραση {f} | :: well-being, good time |
| καλορίζικος {adj} [colloquial] | :: fortunate, lucky (having good luck) |
| κάλος {m} | :: callus, corn, bunion (area of hardened skin) |
| καλός {adj} | :: good |
| καλός {adj} | :: nice, likeable |
| καλός {m} | :: the good man |
| καλός {m} | :: goodie, goody |
| καλός {m} | :: sweetheart |
| καλοσύνη {f} | :: kindness, charity |
| καλό ταξίδι {interj} | :: bon voyage (have a good journey) |
| καλού-κακού {adv} | :: just in case |
| καλούπι {n} | :: mould [UK], mold [US] [anything in/around which something is formed/shaped] |
| καλούπι {n} [construction] | :: shuttering, formwork |
| καλουπώνω {v} [construction] | :: construct formwork or shuttering |
| καλουπώνω {v} | :: cast [concrete etc] |
| καλοφάγωτος {adj} [familiar, as a blessing] | :: literally: well eaten, a sweet to be eaten with pleasure and satisfaction |
| καλοφάγωτος {adj} [figuratively] | :: [of a newly acquired sum of money] |
| κάλπη {f} | :: ballot box |
| καλσόν {n} | :: tights [UK], pantyhose [US] |
| κάλτσα {f} | :: sock |
| κάλτσα {f} | :: stocking |
| καλύβα {f} | :: hut, shack |
| καλύβα {f} | :: hovel |
| καλύβη {f} | :: alternative form of καλύβα |
| κάλυκας {m} [military] | :: bullet case, shell case, shell |
| κάλυκας {m} [botany] | :: calyx, bud |
| Κάλυμνος {prop} {f} | :: Κάλυμνος (island) |
| Κάλυμνος {prop} {f} | :: Kalymnos (largest town on the above island) |
| καλύπτομαι {v} | :: I am covered |
| καλύπτρα {f} | :: veil, cover |
| καλύπτρα {f} [botany] | :: root cap |
| καλύπτω {v} | :: cover, coat |
| καλύπτω {v} | :: cover, provide covering fire |
| καλύτερα {adv} | :: comparative of καλά |
| καλύτερος {adj} | :: better, nicer, more likeable. comparative of καλός |
| καλώ {v} | :: call, hail [someone by name] |
| καλώ {v} | :: summon, invite |
| καλώ {v} | :: dial, ring [by telephone] |
| καλώδιο {n} [electricity] | :: cable, flex, cord |
| καλώδιο {n} [engineering] | :: cable [used in construction of bridges, etc] |
| κάλως {m} [nautical] | :: cable, thick rope |
| καλώς {adv} | :: well, all right, alright |
| καλωσήρθατε {interj} | :: alternative form of καλώς ήρθατε (welcome) |
| καλώς ήρθατε {interj} | :: welcome [second person plural, formal ‡] † |
| καλωσήρθες {interj} | :: alternative form of καλώς ήρθες (welcome) |
| καλώς ήρθες {interj} | :: welcome [second person singular, familiar] † |
| καλωσορίζω {v} | :: welcome [a person] |
| καλώς ορίσατε {interj} | :: welcome [second-person plural or formal †] |
| καλώς όρισες {interj} | :: welcome [second person singular or familiar †] |
| καλωσόρισμα {n} | :: welcome |
| καλώς σας βρήκα {interj} | :: pleased to have found you - response to καλώς ορίσατε [second-person plural, formal †] |
| καλώς σε βρήκα {interj} | :: pleased to have found you - response to καλώς όρισες [second-person singular, informal †] |
| καμάκι {n} [fishing] | :: harpoon, spear |
| καμάκι {n} [fishing] | :: gaff |
| καμάκι {n} [figuratively] | :: pickup, seduction |
| κάμαρα {f} | :: room, bedroom, chamber |
| καμαρίνι {n} | :: dressing room |
| κάμερα {f} [film, photography] | :: camera [usually for film and video] |
| κάμερα-μαν {m} [film] | :: cameraman, camera operator |
| καμεραμάν {m} | :: alternative form of κάμερα-μαν |
| Καμερούν {prop} {n} | :: Cameroon |
| Καμερουνέζα {f} | :: Cameroonian (a person from Cameroon) |
| καμερουνέζικος {adj} | :: Cameroonian (relating to Cameroon or its people) |
| Καμερουνέζος {m} | :: Cameroonian (a person from Cameroon) |
| καμήλα {f} | :: camel |
| καμήλα {f} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: old cow |
| καμηλοπάρδαλη {f} | :: giraffe |
| Καμηλοπάρδαλις {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Camelopardalis [constellation] |
| καμικάζι {m} | :: kamikaze (suicidal attacker) |
| καμινάδα {f} | :: domestic chimney |
| κάμνω {v} | :: alternative form of κάνω |
| καμουφλάζ {n} | :: camouflage |
| καμουφλάρομαι {v} | :: I am camouflaged |
| καμουφλάρω {v} | :: Ι camouflage |
| καμπάνα {f} | :: bell (church bell, etc) |
| καμπάνα {f} | :: bungalow |
| καμπαναριό {n} | :: bell tower, belfry, campanile |
| καμπανολογία {f} | :: campanology |
| Καμπέρα {prop} {f} | :: Καμπέρα (capital city) |
| Καμπερνέ Σοβινιόν {n} | :: a pale blue grape variety commonly used in the making of wine; the Cabernet Sauvignon |
| Καμπερνέ Σοβινιόν {n} | :: wine made of Cabernet Sauvignon |
| κάμπια {f} | :: caterpillar [larva] |
| καμπίνα {f} | :: ship's cabin |
| καμπίνα {f} | :: phone box, telephone box, telephone booth, telephone kiosk |
| καμπίνα {f} | :: bathing cabin, bathing hut |
| καμπίσια πέρδικα {f} | :: Perdix perdix : grey partridge, English partridge, Hungarian partridge, hun |
| καμπίσιος {adj} | :: (of the) plain, plains |
| κάμπος {m} [geography] | :: plain (large, flat lands) |
| κάμποσος {adj} | :: enough, sufficient |
| καμπόσος {adj} | :: (spoken) alternative form of κάμποσος |
| Καμπότζη {prop} {f} | :: Cambodia |
| καμπούρα {f} | :: hump, hunch (deformity on back caused by kyphosis, scoliosis, etc) |
| καμπούρα {f} | :: hump (on a camel) |
| καμπούρα {f} [colloquial] | :: hunchback, humpback (female hunched over or suffering from kyphosis, scoliosis, etc) |
| καμπούρης {m} [colloquial] | :: hunchback, humpback (person hunched over or suffering from kyphosis, scoliosis, etc) |
| κάμπτομαι {v} | :: Ι become curved |
| κάμπτομαι {v} [figuratively] | :: I yield, give in |
| κάμπτω {vt} | :: bend, curve |
| κάμπτω {vt} [figuratively] | :: cause to yield, to give in |
| καμπύλη {f} | :: curve, circle |
| καν {conj} | :: even (implying an extreme example in the case mentioned) |
| καν {conj} | :: even, so much as |
| καν {conj} [rare] | :: either ... or |
| Καναδάς {prop} {m} | :: Καναδάς (country) |
| Καναδή {f} | :: Canadian (a person from Canada) |
| καναδικός {adj} | :: Canadian |
| Καναδός {m} | :: Canadian (a person from Canada) |
| κανακεύω {v} | :: mollycoddle, mother |
| κανακεύω {v} | :: pamper, pet |
| κανάλι {n} | :: canal |
| κανάλι {n} | :: channel |
| καναπεδάκι {m} | :: small sofa, couch or settee |
| καναπές {m} | :: sofa, couch, settee |
| Κανάρια Νησιά {prop} {np} | :: alternative form of Κανάριοι Νήσοι |
| Κανάριες Νήσοι {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Κανάριοι Νήσοι |
| καναρίνι {n} | :: canary [bird] |
| Κανάριοι Νήσοι {np} | :: Κανάριοι Νήσοι (archipelago/and/autonomous community) |
| κανάτα {f} | :: jug, pitcher [wide-mouthed vessel with ear handle] |
| κανάτι {n} | :: diminutive of κανάτα: small jug or pitcher |
| κανέλα {f} [cooking] | :: cinnamon [spice] |
| κανελής {adj} [colour] | :: cinnamon |
| κανελί {n} [colour] | :: cinnamon |
| κανελλί {f} | :: alternative form of κανελί |
| κανένας {pron} | :: nobody, no one [not any person; the logical negation of somebody] |
| κανένας {pron} | :: anyone, anybody |
| κανθαρίδα {f} | :: Spanish fly [beetle] |
| κανιβαλίζω {v} [colloquial] | :: cannibalise [UK], cannibalize [US], eat human meat |
| κανιβαλικός {adj} | :: cannibalistic |
| κανιβαλισμός {m} | :: cannibalism |
| κανίβαλος {mf} | :: cannibal |
| κάνιστρο {n} | :: trug, basket [shallow; made of reed, plastic, etc] |
| κάνιστρο {n} | :: jerrycan [and similar liquid constainers] |
| κάνιστρο {n} | :: bucket [on a hoist] |
| καννάτα {n} [literary] | :: alternative form of κανάτα |
| καννάτι {n} [literary] | :: alternative form of κανάτι |
| καννέλα {f} | :: alternative form of κανέλα |
| καννελής {adj} | :: alternative form of κανελής |
| Κάννες {prop} {fp} | :: Κάννες (city) |
| κάννη {f} | :: gun barrel |
| καννόνι {n} | :: alternative form of κανόνι |
| κανό {n} | :: canoe |
| κανονάκι {n} | :: small cannon |
| κανονάκι {n} [musical instruments] | :: qanun, kanun, kanoon |
| κανόνας {m} [religion] | :: canon, books of the bible |
| κανόνας {m} [music] | :: canon, round |
| κανόνας {m} | :: canon, rule, regulations |
| κανόνι {n} | :: cannon |
| κανονίζω {v} | :: arrange, plan, set a date for |
| κανονίζω {v} | :: sort out, determine |
| κανονικός {adj} | :: regular, usual |
| κανονικός {adj} [grammar] | :: regular (as in regular verb) |
| κανονισμός {m} | :: regulation, bylaw |
| κάνοντας {v} | :: participle of κάνω: making, doing |
| Κάνσας {prop} {n} | :: Κάνσας (state) |
| καντάδα {f} [music] | :: serenade (love song sung in streets with string accompaniment) |
| κανταδόρος {m} [music] | :: serenader (musician who sings love song in streets with string accompaniment) |
| καντέλα {n} [physics] | :: candela (the SI unit quantifying luminous intensity) |
| κάνω {v} | :: do |
| κάνω {v} | :: make |
| κάνω {v} | :: cost |
| κάνω {v} | :: start or found [e.g. a company] |
| κάνω {v} | :: take [time] |
| κάνω {v} | :: is [weather - cloudy, hot, etc] |
| κάνω {v} | :: produce, give or yield (crop, produce) |
| κάνω {v} | :: act, impersonate, play a role |
| κάνω {v} | :: spend time |
| κάνω εμετό {v} | :: vomit |
| κάνω κακά {v} [colloquial, childish, euphemism] | :: poo, poop (to defecate) |
| κάνω καμάκι {v} | :: pick up, flirt |
| κάνω ό,τι μου κατέβει {v} [idiom] | :: do whatever one wants, do anything one wants [usually implies recklessness and lack of consideration] |
| κάνω τόπι στο ξύλο {v} [colloquial] | :: beat up, beat to a pulp, beat the crap out of |
| κάνω του κεφαλιού μου {v} [idiom] | :: do whatever one wants, do anything one wants [usually implies recklessness and lack of consideration] |
| καουμπόι {m} | :: An American cowman, cowboy, cowhand; a buckaroo |
| καουμπόι {m} | :: An Old West figure, a buckaroo or gunslinger, mainly from the literature of the Western genre |
| καουμπόικο {n} [colloquial] | :: Western (movie genre) |
| καουμπόικο {n} | :: A movie of the Western genre |
| καούρα {f} [medical] | :: heartburn |
| κάπα {f} | :: A shepherd's cape |
| κάπα {f} | :: A woman's long sleeveless overcoat or cloak |
| κάπα {n} | :: alternative form of κάππα |
| καπάκι {n} | :: lid, top, cap, closure [of container] |
| κάπαρη {f} | :: caper [plant] |
| κάπαρη {f} | :: caper [flower bud] |
| κάπαρη {f} | :: caper [pickled bud] |
| καπέλο {n} | :: hat, cap |
| καπέλο {n} | :: something hat shaped |
| καπέλο {n} [figuratively, economics] | :: illegal surcharge |
| καπετάνιος {m} | :: captain [person lawfully in command of a ship or other vessel] |
| καπετάνιος {m} | :: (dated) chieftain |
| καπίστρι {n} [equestrianism] | :: halter, headstall (headgear for animal) |
| καπιταλισμός {m} [economics] | :: capitalism |
| καπιταλίστας {m} [economics] | :: capitalist |
| καπιταλιστής {m} [economics] | :: capitalist |
| καπιταλίστρια {f} [economics] | :: capitalist |
| καπνίζομαι {v} | :: I am smoked |
| καπνίζω {vt} | :: smoke |
| καπνίζω {v} | :: to smoke (food) |
| καπνίζω {vi} | :: smoke (inhale and exhale smoke) [cigarette, etc] |
| καπνίζω σαν φουγάρο {phrase} [simile] | :: to smoke like a chimney |
| κάπνισμα {n} | :: smoking |
| καπνιστήρι {n} | :: bee smoker, smoker |
| καπνιστήριο {n} | :: smoking room (room for people to smoke) |
| καπνιστήριο {n} | :: smoker (apparatus for smoking food) |
| καπνιστήριο {n} | :: smokehouse, smokery |
| καπνιστής {m} | :: smoker [person who smokes] |
| καπνιστός {adj} | :: smoked |
| καπνίστρια {f} | :: smoker [person who smokes] |
| κάπνιστρο {n} [rare] | :: bee smoker |
| καπνοδοχοκαθαριστής {m} | :: chimney sweep |
| καπνοδόχος {f} {m} [but usually feminine] | :: chimney, smokestack, funnel |
| καπνοπωλείο {n} | :: tobacconist [tobacconist's shop] |
| καπνοπώλης {m} | :: tobacconist |
| καπνοπώλισσα {f} | :: tobacconist |
| καπνός {m} | :: smoke |
| καπνός {m} | :: tobacco [plant and its products] |
| καποιανής {pron} | :: alternative form of κάποιας |
| καποιανού {pron} | :: alternative form of κάποιου |
| καποιανών {pron} [rare] | :: alternative form of κάποιων |
| κάποιος {pron} | :: someone, somebody [substantivally; as a "pronoun"] |
| κάποιος {pron} | :: some [adjectivally; as a "determiner"] |
| κάποτε {adv} | :: sometime; formerly, once [of past situations]; at some point [of future situations] (an unstated or indefinite time) |
| κάποτε {adv} [alternatingly] | :: sometimes ..., other times ...; sometimes ..., sometimes .. |
| κάπου {adv} | :: somewhere |
| κάπου {adv} | :: about |
| κάπου-κάπου {adv} | :: now and then |
| Καπουτσίνος {m} [Christianity] | :: Capuchin [member of that order of Friars] |
| καπουτσίνος {m} | :: cappuccino [coffee drink] |
| καπουτσίνος {m} | :: capuchin [monkey] |
| κάππα {n} | :: kappa the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet |
| κάππαρη {f} | :: alternative form of κάπαρη |
| κάπρος {m} | :: wild boar |
| κάπρος {m} | :: boar, male pig |
| κάπως {adv} | :: somewhat, kinda, a bit |
| κάπως {adv} | :: somehow, in some way |
| καρα- {prefix} | :: indicating and reinforcing negative or abusive attributes |
| καρα- {prefix} | :: black |
| καρά- {prefix} | :: alternative form of καρα- |
| καραβάνι {n} | :: caravan (convoy or procession of travelers, their vehicles and cargo and any pack animals) |
| καραβάνι {n} [figuratively] | :: throng, multitude, crowd (group of people crowded or gathered closely together) |
| καράβι {n} | :: ship, boat, sailing ship |
| καράβια {n} | :: inflected form of καράβι (ship) |
| καράβλαχος {m} | :: yokel, hick, bumpkin, hillbilly |
| καραβοφάναρο {n} [nautical] | :: lightship, lightvessel |
| Καραγκιόζης {prop} {m} | :: Karagiozis (a Greek shadow theatre character, a puppet of Turkish origin) |
| Καραγκιόζης {prop} {m} [figuratevely, derogatory] | :: [of a hilarious, silly person] → καραγκιόζης |
| καραγκιοζιλίκι {n} [colloquial] | :: ridiculous act or performance bringing shame on the performer |
| καραγκιοζλίκι {n} | :: alternative form of καραγκιοζιλίκι |
| καράγυφτος {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: augmentative of γύφτος |
| καραμέλα {f} | :: sweet [UK confectionary: toffee, boiled sweet, etc], candy [US] |
| καραμέλα {f} | :: caramel |
| καραμπίνα {f} | :: carbine, rifle |
| καραμπίνα {f} | :: shotgun |
| καραμπογιά {f} | :: black paint |
| καραμπόλα {f} [billiards] | :: carom, cannon (shot in which the cue ball strikes two other balls) |
| καραμπόλα {f} [figuratively] | :: pile-up (traffic accident or collision involving multiple vehicles) |
| καραπουτάνα {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: augmentative of πουτάνα |
| καράτε {n} | :: karate |
| καράτι {n} [jewelry] | :: carat (weight) |
| καρατόμηση {f} | :: beheading |
| καρατόμηση {f} [figuratively] | :: removal of a leadership |
| καρατομώ {v} | :: behead, decapitate, decollate |
| καράφα {f} | :: carafe, decanter |
| καραφάκι {n} | :: diminutive of καράφα, a small carafe |
| καράφλα {f} | :: alternative form of φαλάκρα |
| καραφλός {adj} | :: alternative form of φαλακρός |
| καρβέλι {n} | :: round loaf |
| καρβέλι {n} [figuratively] | :: the financial means to sustain tolerable standard of living |
| καρβέλι {n} [figuratively] | :: in expressions for duration of life: years |
| καρβονικό οξύ {n} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxylic acid |
| καρβονικός {adj} [chemistry] | :: carboxylic |
| καρβοξυλικό οξύ {n} [chemistry] | :: carboxylic acid |
| καρβοξυλικός {adj} [chemistry] | :: carboxylic |
| καρβουνιάζω {v} | :: char, burn to a cinder |
| καρβουνιάζω {v} | :: carbonise [UK], carbonize [US] |
| καρβουνιασμένος {adj} | :: charred |
| κάρβουνο {n} | :: coal |
| κάρβουνο {n} | :: charcoal |
| κάργα {adv} | :: fully, entirely, to the tonsils |
| κάργα {adj} | :: fully, entirely, to the tonsils |
| κάρδαμο {n} | :: [spice] cardamom, cardamon |
| κάρδαμο {n} | :: [salad leaf] cress |
| καρδερίνα {n} | :: goldfinch, European goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis |
| καρδιά {f} [anatomy] | :: heart |
| καρδιακή προσβολή {f} [disease] | :: heart attack |
| καρδιές {n} | :: (suit of playing cards) hearts |
| καρδινάλιος {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: cardinal (official) |
| καρδιολόγος {mf} [medicine] | :: cardiologist |
| καρδιοπάθεια {f} [medicine] | :: cardiopathy (cardiovascular disease, heart disease) |
| καρδιόσχημος {adj} | :: heart-shaped, cordate (having the traditional shape of a heart) |
| καρδιοχειρουργός {mf} [medicine] | :: cardiac surgeon |
| καρέκλα {f} [furniture] | :: chair |
| καρέκλα {f} [figuratively] | :: seat (membership in an organization, particularly a representative body and/or the power associated therewith) |
| καρεκλάκι {n} | :: diminutive of καρέκλα |
| καρεκλίτσα {f} | :: diminutive of καρέκλα |
| καρεκλοκένταυρος {m} [colloquial, derogatory, humorous] | :: ensconced bureaucrat, ensconced politician (public servant or politician who is metaphorically joined to his seat and will never give it up) |
| καρεκλοκένταυρος {m} [colloquial, derogatory, humorous] | :: obstructive bureaucrat (public servant who inconveniences members of the public rather than assisting them) |
| καρεκλοπόδαρο {n} | :: chair leg |
| καρενάγιο {n} | :: rare form of καρνάγιο |
| κάρι {n} | :: alternative form of κάρυ |
| καριέρα {f} | :: career |
| καριόλα {f} [obsolete, literally] | :: old-fashioned wooden bed |
| καριόλα {f} [colloquial, offensive] | :: bitch, whore, trollop, slut, harlot (general term of abuse for a promiscuous woman) |
| καριόλης {m} [colloquial, offensive] | :: asshole, bastard, fucker, douche, wanker (general term of abuse for a man) |
| Καρκίνος {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Cancer [constellation] |
| καρκίνος {m} [medicine] | :: cancer (disease of uncontrolled cellular proliferation) |
| καρκίνος {m} | :: crab |
| καρκίνος {m} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Cancer |
| καρμανιόλα {f} | :: guillotine [for capital punishment or cutting stationery] |
| καρμανιόλα {f} [figuratively] | :: accident blackspot or a warning sign for one |
| καρμπόν {n} | :: carbon paper |
| καρμπόν {n} | :: carbon copy, a copy made using carbon paper |
| καρνάγιο {n} [colloquial] | :: boatyard [especially a small repair yard] |
| καρντάσης {m} | :: brother |
| καρντάσης {m} | :: close friend, comrade |
| καρντάσι {m} | :: alternative form of καρντάσης |
| Κάρντιφ {prop} {n} | :: Κάρντιφ (city/and/county/caplc) |
| Κάρολος {prop} {m} | :: given name: Charles |
| καρότο {n} | :: carrot (root vegetable) |
| καρότσα {f} | :: trailer [of motor vehicle] |
| καρότσα {f} | :: rear part of pickup truck |
| καρότσα {f} | :: four-wheeled carriage |
| καροτσάκι {n} [more commonly] | :: baby buggy, pushchair, stroller |
| καροτσάκι {n} | :: shopping trolley |
| καροτσάκι {n} | :: wheelchair |
| καροτσάκι {n} | :: sack truck, sack barrow |
| καροτσάκι {n} [less commonly] | :: wheelbarrow |
| καρότσι {n} | :: wheelbarrow |
| καρότσι {n} [less commonly] | :: baby buggy, pushchair, stroller |
| Κάρπαθος {prop} {f} | :: Karpathos, the island in the Dodecanese |
| Κάρπαθος {prop} {f} | :: Karpathos, a village in the Dodecanese prefecture |
| καρπός {m} | :: fruit, grain |
| καρπός {m} [anatomy] | :: wrist |
| καρπούζι {n} | :: watermelon |
| κάρρυ {n} | :: alternative form of κάρυ |
| κάρτα {f} | :: card |
| κάρτα {f} | :: credit card, debit card |
| κάρτα {f} | :: postcard |
| κάρτα {f} | :: business card |
| κάρτα {f} | :: birthday card, greeting card |
| κάρτα γενεθλίων {f} | :: birthday card |
| καρτεζίνι {n} [historical, obsolete] | :: kartezini [36 δράμια or ~115g.] during Enetocracy in Ionian Islands |
| Κάρτερ {prop} | :: A transliteration of an English surname |
| καρτεράω {v} | :: alternative form of καρτερώ |
| καρτέρι {n} | :: ambush |
| καρτερώ {vt} | :: synonym of περιμένω: wait for [colloquial, in literature] |
| καρτερώ {vi} [less frequent] | :: synonym of καρτερεύω: suffer patiently [colloquial, in literature] |
| καρτ-ποστάλ {n} | :: postcard |
| κάρυ {n} | :: curry [the spice and the dish prepared from it] |
| καρύδα {f} | :: coconut |
| καρύδι {n} | :: walnut, the fruit of walnut tree |
| καρύδι {n} [anatomy] | :: Adam's apple, laryngeal prominence |
| καρυδιά {f} | :: walnut tree |
| καρυδιά {f} | :: walnut [timber, wood] |
| καρυδότσουφλο {n} | :: nutshell |
| καρυδότσουφλο {n} [figuratively] | :: unseaworthy boat or ship |
| καρύκευμα {n} | :: herb, spice, seasoning |
| καρύκευμα {n} | :: condiment |
| καρύκευμα {n} [figuratively] | :: sweetening words |
| καρυοθραύστης {m} | :: nutcracker [implement for cracking nuts] |
| καρυοθραύστης {m} | :: nutcracker ["Nucifraga caryocatactes" the eurasian bird] |
| καρυοθραύστης {m} [capitalised] | :: the Nutcracker [opera] |
| καρφάκι {n} | :: diminutive of καρφί: small nail |
| καρφάκι {n} | :: tack, brad |
| καρφί {n} | :: nail (metal fastener used for joining wood, etc) |
| καρφί {n} [in abbreviated form] | :: rivet |
| καρφί {n} | :: informer, snitch, grass [UK], ratfink [US] |
| καρφί {n} [volleyball] | :: spike |
| καρφί {adv} | :: straight, directly |
| καρφί {adv} | :: directly, straight away |
| καρφίτσα {f} | :: pin [small nail, etc] |
| καρφίτσα {f} | :: pin [part of brooch, etc] |
| καρφώνομαι {v} | :: I am nailed |
| καρφώνω {v} | :: nail, stab |
| καρφώνω {v} [figuratively] | :: denounce, inform against |
| καρφώνω {v} [basketball] | :: dunk |
| καρχαρίας {m} | :: shark |
| Καρχηδόνα {prop} {f} | :: Καρχηδόνα (ancient city) |
| Καρχηδόνα {prop} {f} | :: Καρχηδόνα (ancient civilisation) |
| καρωτίδα {f} | :: carotid |
| καρωτίδα {f} | :: carotid artery |
| κάσα {f} | :: coffin, casket (oblong closed box for burying the dead) |
| κάσα {f} | :: strongbox, coffer, chest |
| κάσκα {f} | :: helmet [for cycling, motorcycling, police, etc] |
| κασκαντέρ {mf} | :: stuntman, stuntwoman |
| Κασμίρ {prop} {n} | :: Kashmir |
| Κασσάνδρα {f} [mythology] | :: Cassandra (the daughter of King Priam of Troy) |
| Κασσάνδρα {f} [figuratively] | :: Cassandra (a foreteller of doom) |
| Κασσάνδρα {f} | :: given name |
| Κασσιόπη {prop} {f} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Cassiopeia [the constellation] |
| Κασσιόπη {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Cassiopeia [mythical wife of Cepheus] |
| Κασσιόπη {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| κασσίτερος {m} [chemistry, metallurgy] | :: tin |
| καστανάς {n} | :: hot chestnut man, hot chestnut seller |
| καστανέρυθρο {n} [colour] | :: maroon |
| καστανέρυθρος {adj} | :: maroon, brownish-red |
| καστάνια {f} | :: pawl |
| καστανιά {n} | :: chestnut tree |
| κάστανο {n} | :: chestnut [fruit of the tree] |
| καστανό {f} [colour] | :: brown, chestnut |
| καστανοκίτρινο {n} [colour] | :: fawn |
| καστανοκίτρινος {adj} [color] | :: yellow-brown, fawn |
| καστανοκόκκινο {n} [colour] | :: puce |
| καστανοκόκκινος {adj} [color] | :: sorrel, puce |
| καστανομάλλης {adj} | :: brown haired |
| καστανομάτης {adj} | :: browneyed brown eyed |
| καστανός {adj} | :: brown, chestnut [colour] |
| κάστορας {m} | :: beaver (aquatic mammal) |
| Καστοριά {prop} {f} | :: Kastoria (large town in Kastoria in Greece) |
| Καστοριά {prop} {f} | :: Καστοριά (lake) |
| κάστρο {n} | :: castle, stronghold |
| κάστρο {n} | :: city walls |
| κατ- {prefix} | :: alternative form of κατα- |
| κατ' {prep} | :: alternative form of κατά |
| κάτ- {prefix} | :: alternative form of κατ- of κατα- |
| κατα- {prefix} | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is down in a downward direction: |
| κατα- {prefix} | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something to a great degree or intensity: |
| κατα- {prefix} | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something is against a person to a great degree: |
| κατα- {prefix} [geology] | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicates something that is under or before: |
| κατά- {prefix} | :: alternative form of κατα- |
| κατά {prep} [with genitive] | :: versus, against |
| κατά {prep} [with accusative] | :: towards |
| κατά {prep} [with accusative] | :: during |
| κατά {prep} [with accusative] | :: around, about, close to |
| κατά {prep} [with accusative] | :: according |
| καταβάλλω {vt} | :: overcome, defeat, humiliate |
| καταβάλλω {vt} | :: exhaust, make an effort |
| καταβάλλω {vt} [formal] | :: pay an amount [money] |
| καταβροχθίζω {v} | :: devour, eat greedily |
| καταγάλανος {adj} | :: all blue |
| καταγάλανος {adj} | :: intensely blue |
| κάταγμα {n} [medicine] | :: fracture, break [bone injury] |
| καταγραφή {f} | :: writing down, transcription, recording, registering [facts, sounds, values etc.] |
| καταγράφομαι {v} | :: I am recorded, registered |
| καταγράφω {v} | :: register, list |
| καταγράφω {v} | :: minute (to write minutes) |
| καταδίδω {vt} | :: inform against, denounce |
| καταδίκη {f} [law] | :: sentence, conviction |
| κατάδικος {mf} [legal] | :: convict, prisoner |
| καταδίνω {v} | :: alternative form of καταδίδω |
| καταδιώκομαι {v} | :: I am prosecuted, persecuted |
| καταδιώκω {v} | :: pursue, chase |
| κατάδοση {f} | :: informing, denunciation |
| καταδότης {m} | :: informer |
| καταδότης {m} | :: stool pigeon |
| καταδότρια {m} | :: informer |
| καταδότρια {m} | :: stool pigeon |
| καταδρομέας {m} [military] | :: commando |
| καταδρομή {f} | :: surprise raid [by elite force - commandos, SAS, etc] |
| καταδύομαι {v} | :: dive |
| κατάδυση {f} | :: dive, diving (underwater swimming, with or without apparatus) |
| κατάδυση {f} [sport] | :: diving, dive |
| καταδυτικός {adj} | :: diving |
| καταδυτικός κώδων {m} | :: diving bell |
| κατάθεση {f} | :: submission, presentation, registration |
| κατάθεση {f} | :: deposit [in bank] |
| κατάθεση {f} | :: testimony [in court of law] |
| καταθέτω {v} | :: register, submit, lodge, file, hand in |
| καταθέτω {v} [finance] | :: deposit |
| καταθέτω {v} [legal] | :: testify, give evidence |
| κατάθλιψη {f} [psychiatry] | :: depression |
| καταιγίδα {f} [meteorology] | :: thunderstorm, storm |
| κατακάθι {n} | :: sediment, dregs |
| κατακάθι {n} [specifically for Greek coffee] | :: dregs, the coffee grounds in Greek coffee |
| κατακάθι {n} | :: a worthless or vulgar person, scum |
| κατακάθι {n} | :: remnants of usually bitter experiences and memories |
| κατάκλειστος {adj} | :: completely closed or shut up [house, shop, etc] |
| κατακόκκινος {adj} | :: all red |
| κατακόκκινος {adj} | :: intensely red |
| κατακόμβη {f} | :: catacomb |
| κατακουράζω {v} | :: overtire, excessively wear out |
| κατακριτέος {adj} | :: reprehensible, blameworthy |
| κατάλ {n} [chemistry] | :: katal (the derived SI unit of catalytic activity) |
| καταλαβαίνω {v} | :: understand, realise |
| καταλαμβάνω {v} | :: seize, capture, acquire sovereignty |
| καταλαμβάνω {v} [crime] | :: detect |
| καταλαμβάνω {v} | :: understand, grasp [possibly incorrectly] |
| Καταλανή {f} | :: Catalan (a person from Catalonia) |
| Καταλανικά {np} | :: alternative form of καταλανικά |
| καταλανικά {np} | :: Catalan (the language of Catalonia and its people) |
| καταλανικός {adj} | :: Catalan, Catalonian (relating to Catalonia or its people or language) |
| Καταλανός {m} | :: Catalan (a person from Catalonia) |
| κατάλευκος {adj} | :: all white, pure, white, completely white |
| κατάλευκος {adj} | :: snow-white, lily-white |
| καταλήγω {v} | :: end up |
| καταλήγω {v} [euphemistic] | :: die |
| κατάληξη {f} | :: ending, termination |
| κατάληξη {f} | :: result or outcome |
| κατάληξη {f} [grammar] | :: ending |
| κατάληψη {f} | :: occupation, capture, takeover |
| κατάλληλος {adj} | :: appropriate, suitable, fit, right |
| κατάλογος {m} | :: catalogue [UK], catalog [US] |
| κατάλογος {m} | :: list |
| κατάλογος {m} | :: menu (a list of available dishes in restaurant) |
| κατάλογος {m} [computing] | :: directory, folder |
| Καταλονία {prop} {f} | :: Καταλονία (autonomous community) |
| καταλύομαι {v} | :: I am abolished |
| καταλύτης {m} [chemistry] | :: catalyst |
| καταλύτης {m} [automotive] | :: catalytic converter |
| καταλύτης {m} | :: [metaphorical] enabler [person who makes things happen] |
| καταλυτικός {adj} [general] | :: catalytic [indicating something which accelerates a process or action] |
| καταλυτικός {adj} [chemistry] | :: catalytic |
| καταλυτικός {adj} [automotive] | :: catalytic |
| καταλύω {v} | :: abolish, break down |
| καταλύω {v} | :: stay [usually for one night] |
| καταλύω {v} [chemistry] | :: catalyse |
| καταλύω {v} [religion] | :: break one's fast [resume normal diet after fasting] |
| Καταλωνία {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Καταλονία |
| καταμαράν {n} | :: catamaran [twin-hulled vessel] |
| κατάματα {adv} | :: (looking) right at the eyes |
| κατάμαυρος {adj} | :: jet-black, pitch-black, completely black |
| καταναγκάζομαι {v} | :: be forced, compelled |
| καταναγκάζω {v} | :: I force |
| καταναλώνω {v} | :: consume |
| Κατάνια {prop} {f} | :: Catania [Sicilian city and province] |
| κατανόηση {f} | :: comprehension, understanding |
| κατανοητός {adj} | :: understandable, comprehensible |
| κατανοώ {v} | :: understand |
| καταντάω {vi} | :: end up, be reduced to, lower oneself to (to degenerate into an undesired state or condition) |
| καταντάω {vt} | :: make, reduce to, drive (to cause someone or something to degenerate into an undesired state or condition) |
| κατ' αντιδιαστολή προς {prep} | :: as opposed to, in contrast to, in contradistinction |
| κατ' αντιδιαστολή προς {prep} | :: in opposition to |
| καταξοδεύομαι {v} | :: I spend excessive amounts of money |
| καταξοδεύω {vt} | :: overspend |
| καταξοδεύω {v} | :: (in the passive) καταξοδεύομαι: overspend |
| καταξοδιάζω {v} [vernacular] | :: alternative form of καταξοδεύω |
| καταπακτή {f} | :: trapdoor |
| καταπάνω {adv} | :: straight at, towards, upon, against |
| κατά πάσα πιθανότητα {adv} | :: in all likelihood, probably |
| καταπίνω {v} | :: swallow [food, drink, etc] |
| κατάπλασμα {n} [medicine] | :: poultice [the treatment or the materials used], fomentation, cataplasm [rare] |
| καταπλέω {v} | :: [of ship] arrive at port |
| καταπλέω {v} [ironic] | :: unwanted person arrives |
| καταπλέω {v} | :: sail downstream, downriver |
| καταπληκτικά {adv} | :: fantastic! |
| καταπληκτικός {adj} | :: amazing, fantastic, astounding |
| κατάπληκτος {adj} | :: amazed, surprised, astounded |
| καταπολεμάω {v} | :: alternative form of καταπολεμώ |
| καταπολεμιέμαι {v} | :: alternative form of καταπολεμώ |
| καταπολεμώ {v} | :: fight, combat (against a habit, a situation) to eradicate it |
| κατά πολύ {adv} | :: by far, significantly |
| καταπόρφυρος {adj} | :: all purple |
| καταπόρφυρος {adj} | :: intensely purple |
| καταπράσινος {adj} | :: verdant, lush green, intense green |
| καταπραϋντικό {n} | :: sedative, palliative |
| καταπραϋντικός {adj} | :: sedative, soothing, palliative |
| καταπραΰνω {v} | :: soothe |
| κατά προσέγγιση {phrase} | :: approximately |
| Κατάρ {prop} {n} | :: Qatar |
| κατάρα {f} | :: curse (the wishing of calamity on someone) |
| κατάρα {f} | :: calamity, disaster |
| κατάρα {interj} | :: damn! |
| καταραμένος {v} | :: damned, confounded, accursed, cursed |
| κατάργηση {f} | :: abolition, abrogation |
| καταργώ {v} | :: abolish, quash, repeal, nullify, negate, annul |
| καταριέμαι {v} | :: curse [at/about someone/something], rail against |
| καταρράκτης {m} [medicine] | :: cataract [eye disease] |
| καταρράκτης {m} | :: flood, inundation |
| καταρράκτης {m} [geography] | :: waterfall, cataract, rapids |
| καταρρακτώδης {adj} | :: torrential |
| καταρρακτωδώς {adv} | :: torrentially |
| καταρράχτης {m} | :: alternative form of καταρράκτης |
| καταρρέω {v} | :: collapse |
| καταρρέω {v} [psychology] | :: break down, collapse |
| καταρρέω {v} [business] | :: collapse, go under, fold |
| κατάρτι {n} | :: mast |
| Καταρχαιοζωικός {m} [geology] | :: Hadean |
| καταρχαιοζωικός {adj} [geology] | :: Hadean |
| κατ' αρχήν {prep} | :: in principle |
| κατ' αρχήν {prep} [misuse] | :: initially, at first |
| κατασκευάζω {v} | :: make (create; construct) |
| κατασκευάζω {v} | :: coin (make up or invent, and establish) |
| κατασκευή {f} | :: construction, constructing |
| κατασκευή {f} | :: structure, design |
| κατασκηνώνω {v} | :: camp |
| κατασκοπεία {f} [learned] | :: alternative form of κατασκοπία |
| κατασκοπεύω {v} | :: spy |
| κατασκοπία {f} | :: espionage, spying |
| κατάσκοπος {m} [military] | :: spy (person who secretly watches) |
| κάτασπρος {adj} | :: snow-white, lily-white (completely white) |
| κατάσταση {f} | :: state, condition |
| κατάσταση {f} | :: situation |
| κατάστημα {n} | :: (formal) shop, store |
| κατάστημα {n} | :: office [for contact with business etc] |
| καταστηματάρχης {m} | :: shopkeeper |
| καταστρεπτικός {adj} | :: destructive, catastrophic |
| καταστρέφομαι {v} | :: be ruined |
| καταστρέφω {v} | :: destroy, ruin, wreck |
| καταστρέφω {v} | :: deface |
| καταστρέφω {v} [figuratively] | :: destroy [reputation, etc] |
| καταστροφή {f} | :: disaster, catastrophe |
| καταστροφή {f} | :: destruction |
| κατάστρωμα {n} [nautical] | :: deck |
| κατάστρωμα {n} | :: deck [class of ship's passenger] |
| κατάσχεση {f} | :: confiscation, forfeiture, seizure |
| κατάσχω {v} | :: confiscate, seize, sequester, sequestrate |
| καταυλισμός {m} | :: camp, bivouac [tents, bivouacs or their location] |
| καταυλισμός {m} [military] | :: camp [area of temporary structures for military occupation] |
| κατάφαση {f} | :: affirmation, confirmation |
| καταφέρνομαι {v} [rare sense] | :: I inflict (a blow) |
| καταφέρνω {v} | :: [sense: accomplish] |
| καταφέρνω {v} | :: accomplish, succeed |
| καταφέρνω {v} | :: persuade, win over, convince |
| καταφέρνω {v} [colloquial] | :: synonym of καταφέρω "inflict a blow" |
| καταφέρομαι {v} [as deponent verb, without active voice] | :: I strongly accuse, attack verbally someone |
| καταφέρω {v} [formal] | :: land [a blow] |
| καταφέρω {v} [formal, figuratively] | :: inflict, attack |
| καταφέρω {v} [formal] | :: and see καταφέρομαι I accuse |
| καταφεύγω {v} [followed by the preposition σε] | :: resort to something, have recourse to something |
| καταφεύγω {v} | :: take refuge |
| καταφθάνω {v} | :: arrive in time |
| καταφθάνω {v} | :: arrive unexpectedly (also ironic, or for unpleasant arrivals) |
| κατάφρακτος {adj} [history, military] | :: related to a cataphract |
| κατάφρακτος {m} [history, military] | :: cataphract (a heavily armoured Byzantine military unit; a soldier thus armed; the armour worn) |
| καταφρονημένος {v} | :: scorned, sneered at |
| καταφρονώ {v} | :: scorn, be contemptuous of, sneer at |
| καταφρονώ {v} | :: spurn, reject |
| καταφτάνω {v} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of καταφθάνω arrive in time; arrive unexpectedly |
| καταφύγιο {n} | :: shelter, refuge |
| κατάφυτος {adj} | :: lush, verdant, green (lush) |
| κατά φωνή κι ο γάιδαρος {proverb} | :: speak of the devil, talk of the devil (said when a person mentioned in the current conversation happens to arrive on the scene) |
| κατάχαμα {adv} | :: on the ground |
| κατάχρηση {f} | :: abuse of power, alcohol, drugs, etc |
| καταχώρηση {f} | :: alternative form of καταχώριση |
| καταχωρητής {m} [computing] | :: processor register |
| καταχώριση {f} | :: registration [the action of making a record] |
| καταχώριση {f} | :: register, entry [a physical record of information] |
| καταχώριση {f} | :: publication [of information in a printed form] |
| κατεβαίνω {v} | :: descend, go down |
| κατεβαίνω {v} | :: disembark, alight, get off, deplane, deboard |
| κατ' εξοχήν {adj} | :: preeminent, eminent |
| κατεργάζομαι {vt} | :: process, treat, work, fashion (make, build or construct) |
| κατεργάρης {adj} | :: dishonest, roguish |
| Κατερίνη {prop} {f} | :: Κατερίνη (city/regional capital) |
| κατεστημένος {v} | :: established |
| κατευνάζομαι {v} | :: become tranquil, simmer down, quieten |
| κατευνάζω {v} | :: placate, pacify |
| κατευνάζω {v} | :: quieten, make tranquil |
| κατεψυγμένα {np} | :: frozen goods |
| κατεψυγμένος {adj} | :: frozen |
| κατηγόρημα {n} [linguistics, grammar, logic] | :: predicate |
| κατηγορηματικά {adj} | :: emphatically, categorically |
| κατηγορηματικός {adj} | :: emphatic, categorical |
| κατηγορημένος {v} | :: who has been accused |
| κατηγορία {f} | :: category |
| κατηγορία {f} | :: accusation, charge |
| κατηγορούμαι {v} | :: I am accused |
| κατηγορουμένη {f} | :: accused, defendant, charged |
| κατηγορούμενο {n} [grammar, linguistics] | :: predicative |
| κατηγορούμενος {m} | :: accused, defendant, charged |
| κατηγορώ {v} | :: blame, accuse |
| κατηγορώ {v} [law] | :: accuse, charge |
| κατήφορος {m} | :: decline, descent, downhill |
| κάτι {pron} | :: something |
| κατιόν {n} [physical chemistry] | :: cation |
| κατιόντες {mp} | :: descendants, line of descent |
| κατισχύω {v} [learned] | :: +genitive: prevail over my opponents, triumph over, overpower |
| κατιτί {pron} | :: alternative form of κάτι [used for stylistic purposes] |
| κάτι τρέχει στα γύφτικα {phrase} | :: so what? |
| κατοικημένος {v} | :: inhabited, residential |
| κατοικία {f} | :: habitation |
| κατοικία {f} | :: residence, home |
| κατοικία {f} | :: house, dwelling |
| κατοικία {f} | :: domicile |
| κάτοικος {mf} | :: inhabitant |
| κατοικώ {vi} | :: inhabit, reside permanently |
| κατονομάζω {v} | :: name, identify, mention |
| κατόπιν {adv} | :: at |
| κατόπιν {adv} | :: after |
| κατόπιν {adv} | :: following |
| κάτοπτρο {m} [physics] | :: reflector |
| κάτοπτρο {m} | :: mirror |
| κατόρθωμα {n} | :: feat, accomplishment, deed, achievement |
| κατόρθωμα {n} | :: tour de force |
| κατορθωτός {adj} | :: achievable, accomplishable |
| κατοστάρι {n} | :: 100 metre race |
| κατοστάρι {n} | :: 100 dirhams, 1/4 oka |
| κατοστάρι {n} | :: 100 dirham wine vessel |
| κατοστάρι {n} | :: 100 grams |
| κατοστάρι {n} | :: 100 denomination banknote [100 euros, 100 drachmae, etc] |
| κατοστάρικο {n} | :: a one hundred denomination banknote [100 euros, 100 drachmae, etc] |
| κατουράω {vi} [colloquial, familiar] | :: pee, wee, piddle, piss (expel urine) |
| κατουράω {vt} [colloquial, familiar] | :: pee on, wee on, piss on (soil something or someone with urine) |
| κατουράω {vt} [figuratively] | :: disregard, scorn, forget (show complete and utter contempt for) |
| κατουράω {vt} [figuratively, imperative only] | :: leave alone, leave in peace (stop bothering) |
| κατούρημα {n} [colloquial] | :: peeing, pissing (the act of urinating) |
| κατούρημα {n} [colloquial, by extension] | :: urge to pee, urge to piss |
| κατουρημένος {v} | :: pissed |
| κατουρημένος {v} [figuratively] | :: extremely scared |
| κατούρησα στο πηγάδι {phrase} | :: alternative form of στο πηγάδι κατούρησα |
| κατουριέμαι {v} [colloquial, familiar, both literally and figuratively] | :: wet oneself, piss oneself |
| κατουριέμαι {v} [colloquial, familiar, figuratively] | :: be on the verge of wetting oneself, badly need the toilet |
| κατουρλιό {n} [colloquial, usually in the plural] | :: pee, piss (urine) |
| κατουρλιό {n} [colloquial, by extension] | :: urge to pee, urge to piss |
| κάτουρο {n} | :: urine |
| κατοχή {f} | :: possession |
| κατοχή {f} | :: occupation [control of a country by a hostile army] |
| κατράμι {n} | :: tar |
| κατρουλιό {f} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of κατουρλιό |
| κατσαβίδι {n} | :: screwdriver |
| κατσαπλιάς {m} | :: thief, plunderer |
| κατσαπλιάς {m} [pejorative] | :: an insurgent of the ELAS, the Greek People's Liberation Army |
| κατσαρίδα {f} | :: cockroach [insect] |
| κατσαρόλα {f} | :: casserole |
| κατσαρόλα {f} | :: saucepan |
| κατσαρόλα {f} | :: stewpot |
| κατσαρός {adj} | :: curly |
| κατσίκα {f} | :: nanny goat, female goat |
| κατσικάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κατσίκα (kid, young goat) |
| κατσικάκι {n} | :: goat meat |
| κατσίκι {n} | :: kid, young goat |
| κατσικόδρομος {m} | :: desire path, goat track |
| κάτω {adv} | :: down |
| κάτω {adv} | :: below |
| κάτω {adv} | :: beneath |
| Κάτω Αντικέρι {prop} {n} | :: Lower Antikeros [One of two islands in the municipality of Amorgos in the Greek Cyclades] |
| κάτω γνάθος {f} [anatomy] | :: mandible, lower jawbone |
| κατωιταλιώτικα {np} | :: Italiot Greek |
| κάτω σε {prep} | :: down [expressing direction towards a lower level] |
| κάτω σε {prep} | :: along, down [expressing movement] |
| κατώφλι {n} | :: threshold (doorstep) |
| κατώφλι {n} [figuratively] | :: threshold (start, point at which something is initiated) |
| Κάτω Χώρες {prop} {fp} | :: the Low Countries (the Netherlands and Belgium) |
| καυγάς {m} | :: alternative form of καβγάς |
| καυκασιανός {adj} | :: Caucasian, of the Caucasus |
| καυκασιανός {adj} [figuratively] | :: white [of Caucasian race] |
| Καύκασος {prop} | :: Caucasus |
| καύλα {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: boner, hard-on, stiffy (erection of the penis) |
| καύλα {f} [colloquial, vulgar, by extension] | :: horniness, hots (sexual excitement) |
| καύλα {f} [colloquial, vulgar, figuratively] | :: Sexually arousing person, person viewed as a sex object |
| καυλί {n} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: cock, dick, prick (the penis) |
| καυλί {n} [more specifically] | :: dickhead, knobhead, bell-end (the glans penis) |
| καυλιάρα {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: horny woman |
| καυλιάρης {adj} | :: very horny, very randy |
| καυλιάρης {m} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: horndog (man fixated on sex) |
| καυλώνω {vi} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: get it up, get a boner, get a hard-on (to get an erection of the penis) |
| καυλώνω {vi} [colloquial, vulgar, by extension] | :: be horny, be randy (to be sexually stimulated) |
| καυλώνω {vt} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: make horny, make randy, turn someone on (sexually stimulate) |
| καύση {f} | :: combustion, the process of burning |
| καύση {f} [chemistry] | :: chemical reaction with the production of energy |
| καύσιμο {n} | :: fuel [energy provider to combustion engine, fire or chemical reaction] |
| καυστήρας {m} | :: furnace, combustion chamber |
| καυστήρας {m} [medical] | :: cauterising iron |
| καυστική σόδα {f} | :: caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) |
| καύσωνας {m} | :: heatwave, hot spell |
| καυτερός {adj} | :: hot, spicy [applied to taste] |
| καυτός {adj} | :: red hot, boiling, scorching |
| καυτός {adj} | :: boiling, scalding [of water] |
| καυτός {adj} | :: very hot |
| καφέ {adj} | :: brown |
| καφέ {n} [colour] | :: brown, coffee |
| καφεδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of καφές: a small cup of coffee |
| καφεδάκος {m} | :: diminutive of καφές: a small cup of coffee |
| καφεδής {adj} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of καφετής |
| καφεμαντεία {f} | :: coffee tasseography, coffee tasseomancy, coffee reading (the supposed prediction of the future with the grounds left in a cup of coffee after drinking it) |
| καφέ μπαρ {n} | :: coffee bar |
| καφενεδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of καφενείο: cafe |
| καφενείο {n} | :: kafenio, cafe |
| καφενείο {n} [colloquial] | :: madhouse |
| καφενές {m} [colloquial] | :: kafenio, cafe |
| καφενόβιος {adj} | :: describes a frequent customer to the kafenio |
| καφενόβιος {adj} [as a noun] | :: a kafenio habitué |
| καφεόδεντρο {n} | :: shrub of the tropical genus Coffea, the source of coffee beans |
| καφές {m} | :: cup of coffee |
| καφές {m} | :: beverage extracted from ground coffee |
| καφές {m} | :: [singular only] ground coffee, roast coffee, coffee bean |
| καφές {m} | :: [singular only] coffee plant |
| καφές της παρηγοριάς {m} | :: The cup of coffee traditionally served and drunk after Greek funerals |
| καφές της παρηγοριάς {m} [figuratively] | :: A cup of coffee drunk after bad news or unfortunate events |
| καφετέρια {f} | :: cafeteria |
| καφετερία {f} | :: alternative form of καφετέρια |
| καφετζής {m} | :: καφενείο owner [male] |
| καφετζής {m} | :: waiter [male] |
| καφετζού {f} | :: kafenio owner [female] or owner's wife |
| καφετζού {f} | :: waiter [female], waitress |
| καφετζού {f} | :: coffee tasseographer (fortune teller from coffee grounds left in cup) |
| καφετζού {f} [pejorative] | :: amateur or unqualified fortune teller |
| καφετής {adj} | :: coffee coloured |
| καφετί {n} [color] | :: coffee |
| καφετί {n} | :: 1,000 drachma note [of that colour] |
| καφετιέρα {f} | :: coffeemaker, coffee pot, cafetière |
| κάψα {f} | :: excessive heat |
| κάψα {f} [figuratively] | :: intense desire |
| κάψα {f} [figuratively, mostly plural] | :: intense sexual desire |
| κάψα {f} | :: capsule |
| κάψα {f} [physiology] | :: membranous envelope |
| κάψα {f} [botany] | :: type of simple, dehiscent, dry fruit |
| κάψα {f} [microbiology] | :: sporangium |
| κάψα {f} [pharmacy] | :: small case of gelatine containing a dose of medicine |
| κάψα {f} | :: button microphone |
| κάψα {f} [laboratory] | :: fire resistant container |
| κάψουλα {f} [medicine, pharmacology] | :: capsule, small case of gelatine containing a dose of medicine |
| καψούλα {f} | :: alternative form of κάψουλα |
| καψώνι {n} [military] | :: hazing (initiation pranks that involve humiliation, harassment or abuse) |
| καψώνι {n} [more generally, figuratively] | :: hardship (difficulty or trouble; hard times) |
| κβάζαρ {n} [astronomy] | :: quasar |
| κβαντική ηλεκτροδυναμική {f} [physics] | :: quantum electrodynamics, QED |
| κβαντικός {adj} | :: quantum [relating to] |
| κβάντο {n} [physics] | :: quantum |
| κβάντουμ {n} | :: alternative form of κβάντο |
| ΚΓ΄ {num} | :: The Greek number representing the number twentythree or 23 |
| κγ΄ {num} | :: The Greek number representing the number twentythree or 23 |
| κεδρότσιχλα {f} | :: fieldfare, Turdus pilaris |
| Κέηπ Τάουν {prop} {n} | :: Κέηπ Τάουν (legislative capital) |
| κει {adv} | :: alternative form of εκεί |
| κέικ {n} | :: baked cake of various flavours, but not layers of fillings |
| Κέιμαν Νήσοι {prop} {np} | :: alternative form of Νησιά Κέυμαν |
| κείμενο {n} | :: text [written passage] |
| κειμήλιο {n} | :: heirloom |
| κειμήλιο {n} [Christianity] | :: sacred relic, holy relic |
| κεκ {n} | :: alternative form of κέικ |
| κεκλεισμένος {v} [formal, dated] | :: shut, closed |
| κεκλεισμένων των θυρών {phrase} [archaic, Katharevousa, learned] | :: behind closed doors, in camera, privately, without audience (mainly for juries) |
| κελαηδάω {v} | :: alternative form of κελαηδώ |
| κελαηδότσιχλα {f} | :: Turdus philomelos: song thrush |
| κελαηδώ {vi} [of birds] | :: sing, chirp. cheep, chirrup, tweet |
| κελαηδώ {vi} [figuratively, of a person] | :: babble, prattle (talk at length happily) |
| κελαηδώ {vi} [figuratively] | :: sing like a bird, sing like a canary (reveal secrets under pressure) |
| κελαϊδάω {v} | :: alternative form of κελαϊδώ |
| κελαϊδώ {v} | :: alternative form of κελαηδώ |
| Κέλβιν {prop} {mf} {n} | :: river Kelvin |
| κέλβιν {n} [SI base unit, science, engineering] | :: kelvin [measuring absolute or thermodynamic temperature] |
| κελί {n} | :: cell [in monastery or prison] |
| κέλτικος {adj} | :: Celtic, Gaelic (relating to the Celtic people of Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man and their languages and customs) |
| κελτικός {adj} | :: alternative form of κέλτικος |
| κέλυφος {n} | :: shell [of mollusks, crustaceans, etc] |
| κέλυφος {n} | :: eggshell |
| κέλυφος {n} | :: nutshell |
| κέλυφος {n} | :: shell, casing [around instrument or mechanism] |
| κεμέρι {n} [colloquial, archaic] | :: money belt [of traditional type] |
| κεμέρι {n} [colloquial, archaic, by extension] | :: purse |
| κεμπάπ {n} | :: kebab (oblong minced meat patties, often cooked on skewers) |
| Κεμπέκ {prop} {n} | :: Κεμπέκ (province) |
| Κεμπέκ {prop} {n} | :: Κεμπέκ (capital city) |
| κενό {n} | :: vacuum, void, emptiness |
| κενό {n} | :: interstellar space |
| κενό {n} | :: gap (an opening in anything made by breaking or parting; an opening allowing passage or entrance; an opening that implies a breach or defect; a vacant space or time) |
| κενό {n} | :: blank (free from writing, printing, or marks; having an empty space to be filled in) |
| κενός {adj} | :: empty, free, vacant |
| κενοτάφιο {n} | :: cenotaph |
| Κεντάκι {prop} {n} | :: Κεντάκι (state) |
| Κεντάκι {prop} {n} | :: Kentucky (river the United States) |
| Κένταυρος {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Centaurus (constellation) |
| κένταυρος {m} [mythology, folklore] | :: centaur (mythical beast that is half man, half horse.) |
| κεντάω {v} | :: alternative form of κεντώ |
| κέντημα {n} | :: embroidery |
| κέντημα {n} | :: sting, prick |
| κέντημα {n} [figuratively] | :: work which must be done very precisely or accurately |
| κέντημα {n} [figuratively] | :: excellent work, work done in a very delicately way |
| κεντρίζω {v} | :: sting |
| Κεντρική Αμερική {prop} {f} | :: Central America |
| Κεντρική Ευρώπη {prop} {f} | :: Central Europe |
| κεντρική μονάδα επεξεργασίας {f} | :: central processing unit |
| κεντρικός {adj} | :: central, pivotal, focal, main |
| κέντρισμα {n} | :: sting |
| κέντρισμα {n} | :: stab, prick |
| κέντρισμα {n} [horticulture] | :: graft |
| κέντρο {n} | :: centre [UK], center [US]: the middle of something or somewhere |
| κέντρο {n} | :: centre [building, institution, club, etc] |
| κέντρο {n} [geometry] | :: centre |
| κέντρο {n} [figuratively] | :: centre (the focus or concentrated point) |
| Κεντροαφρικανική Δημοκρατία {prop} {f} | :: Central African Republic |
| κεντροαφρικανικός {adj} | :: central African |
| κεντρομόλος {adj} | :: centripetal |
| κεντώ {v} [sewing] | :: embroider |
| κεντώ {v} | :: sting, prick, spur on |
| Κένυα {prop} {f} | :: Kenya |
| Κενυάτης {m} | :: Kenyan (a person from Kenya) |
| κενυατικός {adj} | :: Kenyan (relating to Kenya or its people) |
| Κενυάτισσα {f} | :: Kenyan (a person from Kenya) |
| κεραία {f} [technology] | :: aerial, antenna [for radio, etc] |
| κεραία {f} [entomology, zoology] | :: horn, antenna, feeler [on insects] |
| κεραία {f} [nautical] | :: spar, yard [on sailing ships] |
| κεράκι {n} | :: diminutive of κερί: small candle |
| κεραμιδής {adj} [colour] | :: terracotta, tile red, brick red |
| κεραμίδι {n} | :: tile (on roofs) |
| κεραμίδι {n} [figuratively] | :: roof |
| κεραμίδι {n} [figuratively] | :: house, roof over one's head |
| κεραμιδί {n} [color] | :: terracotta |
| κεραμική {f} | :: ceramic (material) |
| κεραμική {f} | :: pottery, ceramics (the craft of making pots) |
| κέρας {n} [anatomy] | :: horn |
| κέρας {n} [musical instruments] | :: horn (wind instrument) |
| κερασένιος {adj} [colour] | :: cherry red |
| κερασένιος {adj} | :: made of cherry wood |
| κεράσι {n} | :: cherry [fruit] |
| κερασιά {n} | :: cherry tree |
| κέρας της Αμάλθειας {n} | :: cornucopia, horn of plenty |
| κερατάς {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: cuckold, cuck (man married to an unfaithful wife) |
| κερατάς {m} [colloquial, mildly offensive] | :: bugger, dope, jerk, schmuck [general purpose disparaging term for someone] |
| κέρατο {n} | :: horn |
| κέρατο {n} [colloquial] | :: adultery |
| κέρατο {n} [colloquial] | :: protuberance |
| κερατοειδής χιτώνας {m} | :: cornea |
| κεράτωμα {n} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: cuckolding, cheating (adultery) |
| κερατώνω {vt} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: cuckold, cuck, horn, put horns on (make a cuckold of someone by being unfaithful) |
| κεραυνοβόλος {adj} | :: lightning |
| κεραυνοβόλος {adj} | :: fast |
| κεραυνοβόλος {adj} | :: unexpected |
| κεραυνοβόλος έρωτας {m} | :: love at first sight |
| κεραυνός {m} | :: thunderbolt, lightning |
| κερδίζω {v} | :: profit, gain, earn [money] |
| κερδίζω {v} | :: gain |
| κερδίζω {v} | :: win [gamble, lottery] |
| κερδίζω {v} | :: win [sport, etc.] |
| κέρδος {n} | :: profit, gain [material or financial] |
| κερδοφόρος {adj} | :: lucrative, profitable |
| κερδοφόρος {adj} | :: winning |
| κερήθρα {f} | :: alternative form of κηρήθρα |
| κερί {n} | :: wax, beeswax |
| κερί {n} | :: candle, taper |
| κερί {n} | :: earwax |
| κέρινος {adj} | :: wax (made of wax) |
| κερκίδα {f} [anatomy] | :: radius [bone of the forearm] |
| κερκίδα {f} | :: row of seats in stadium, theatre etc |
| κερκίδα {f} [weaving] | :: shuttle |
| κερκίδα {f} [fishing] | :: net needle [for nets] |
| κερκολήπτης {m} | :: genus Cercoleptes, kinkajou |
| Κέρκυρα {prop} | :: Κέρκυρα (island) |
| Κέρκυρα {prop} | :: Κέρκυρα (city) |
| κέρμα {n} | :: coin |
| κεσέμι {n} [vernacular, demotic] | :: alternative form of γκεσέμι: ram or billy goat leading the herd |
| κέτσαπ {n} | :: [UK] ketchup, [especially] tomato ketchup |
| κέτσαπ {n} | :: [UK] tomato sauce |
| κέτσαπ {n} | :: [US] catsup |
| κετσές {m} | :: harsh textile made of matted fibres wool, felt |
| κετσές {m} | :: especially used as a hammam scrub, for pealing |
| Κεϋλάνη {prop} {f} | :: Ceylon |
| Κέυμαν Νησιά {prop} {np} | :: alternative form of Νησιά Κέυμαν |
| κεφ. {n} | :: abbreviation of κεφάλαιο (chapter) |
| κεφάλα {f} [colloquial] | :: bighead |
| κεφάλαιο {n} | :: chapter, a section of a book |
| κεφάλαιο {n} [economics, finance] | :: capital |
| κεφάλαιο {n} [economics, finance] | :: fund |
| κεφαλαίο {n} [finance] | :: capital |
| κεφαλαίο {n} [figuratively] | :: capital [cultural, spiritual, etc] |
| κεφαλαίο {n} [typography] | :: majuscule, capital letter, uppercase letter |
| κεφαλαίο {n} [typography] | :: numbered paragraph, section or chapter |
| κεφαλαίο γράμμα {n} [typography] | :: [usually plural] capital letter, block letter, uppercase letter |
| κεφαλαιοκράτης {m} [economics] | :: capitalist |
| κεφαλαιοκρατία {f} | :: capitalism |
| κεφαλαιοκράτισσα {f} [economics] | :: capitalist |
| κεφαλάρι {n} | :: headboard, the pillow end of a bed |
| κεφαλάρι {n} [architecture] | :: capital of column, cornerstone |
| κεφαλάρι {n} [geography] | :: spring, fountainhead, headspring (source of water) |
| κεφαλάρι {n} [typography] | :: A repeated header or heading |
| κεφαλάρι {n} | :: [bookbinding] headband (the woven patch at the top and bottom of the spine of a hardback book) |
| κεφαλή {f} | :: synonym of κεφάλι |
| κεφάλι {n} [anatomy] | :: head |
| κεφαλομάντηλο {n} | :: a handkerchief worn around the head, especially a Cretan headband |
| -κέφαλος {suffix} | :: added to an adjective to form a compound adjective related to quality or number of heads |
| κέφαλος {m} | :: mullet, grey mullet, flathead mullet |
| κεφάτος {adj} | :: joyful, merry |
| κέφι {n} | :: high spirits, good humour, gaiety, merriness, merriment |
| κέφι {n} | :: good mood, disposition |
| κέφι {n} | :: good condition (of health), in form |
| κεφτεδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κεφτές |
| κεφτές {m} | :: meatball, kofta |
| κεφτές {m} [less frequently] | :: meat patty |
| κεχρί {n} | :: millet |
| κεχριμπαρένιος {adj} | :: amber |
| κεχριμπάρι {n} | :: amber |
| κεχριμπάρι {n} | :: nectar |
| κηδεία {f} | :: funeral [civic or religious ceremony] |
| κηδεμόνας {mf} [legal] | :: guardian |
| κήλη {f} [pathology] | :: hernia, rupture |
| κηλίδα {f} | :: stain, blemish, blot |
| κηλίδα {f} [anatomy] | :: blemish |
| κηλίδα {f} [figuratively] | :: moral fault, misdeed |
| κηλιδοβούτι {n} | :: Gavia stellata : red-throated diver [UK], red-throated loon [US] |
| κηλιδώνω {v} | :: tarnish, besmirch |
| κηλιδώνω {v} | :: blacken, stain |
| κηπάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κήπος: small garden |
| κηπάριο {n} | :: diminutive of κήπος: small garden |
| κηπευτικά {np} | :: garden produce, horticultural produce |
| κηπευτική {f} | :: gardening, horticulture |
| κηπευτικός {adj} | :: horticultural |
| κήπος {m} | :: garden [especially one around a house] |
| κηπουρική {f} | :: gardening |
| κηπουρικός {adj} | :: gardening, garden |
| κηπουρός {mf} | :: gardener |
| κηρήθρα {f} | :: honeycomb |
| κηρίο {n} [physics, ] | :: candela (the SI unit quantifying luminous intensity) |
| κηροπήγιο {n} | :: candlestick, candle holder |
| κηρύθρα {f} | :: alternative form of κηρήθρα |
| κήρυλος {m} | :: pied kingfisher, Ceryle rudis |
| κηρύσσω {v} | :: preach |
| κηρύσσω {v} | :: declare, announce, call [war, a strike] |
| κηρύττω {v} | :: alternative form of κηρύσσω |
| κήτος {n} [zoology] | :: cetacean: whale, dolphin |
| κήτος {n} | :: sea monster |
| κήτος {n} [astronomy] | :: Cetus [constellation] |
| κητώδη {np} [zoology] | :: cetacea |
| κητώδης {adj} [zoology] | :: cetacean |
| κητώδης {adj} | :: relating to sea monsters |
| Κηφέας {prop} {m} | :: alternative to the learned Κηφεύς |
| Κηφεύς {prop} {m} [learned form, Greek mythology] | :: Cepheus (mythical husband of Cassiopeia) |
| Κηφεύς {prop} {m} [learned form, astronomy] | :: Cepheus [constellation] |
| κηφήνας {m} [biology] | :: drone (male bee) |
| κηφήνας {m} [figuratively] | :: parasite, freeloader |
| Κηφισιά {prop} {f} | :: Kifissia (northeastern suburb of Athens) |
| κι {conj} | :: contraction of και |
| κιάλι {n} | :: scope, telescope, spyglass, field glass; a portable optical instrument containing a lens used for magnification to see distant objects |
| κιάλι {n} [plural] | :: binoculars, spyglasses, opera glasses |
| κιάλια {np} | :: binoculars, spyglasses, opera glasses |
| κι αν {phrase} | :: even if, whatever |
| Κιάτο {prop} | :: Kiato |
| κίβδηλος {adj} | :: false, fake, counterfeit |
| κιβώτιο {n} | :: box, crate, case, container |
| κιβώτιο {n} | :: trunk |
| κιβώτιο ταχυτήτων {n} [engineering, automotive] | :: gearbox |
| κιβωτός {f} | :: preserver |
| Κιβωτός της Διαθήκης {f} | :: the Ark of the Covenant |
| Κιβωτός του Νώε {f} | :: Noah's Ark |
| Κίεβο {prop} {n} | :: Κίεβο (capital city) |
| κι έζησαν αυτοί καλά κι εμείς καλύτερα {phrase} | :: they lived happily ever after (used at the end of fairy tales) |
| κι η κουτσή Μαρία {pron} [idiomatic] | :: everyone and their mother, the whole world and his dog (everyone) |
| κιθάρα {f} | :: guitar |
| κιθαρίστας {m} [music] | :: guitarist, guitar player |
| κιθαριστής {m} [music] | :: guitarist, guitar player |
| κικ μπόξερ {n} [sport] | :: kickboxer |
| κικ μπόξινγκ {n} [sport] | :: kickboxing |
| Κιλικία {prop} {f} | :: Κιλικία (area) |
| Κιλκίς {prop} {n} | :: Κιλκίς (large town) |
| κιλο- {prefix} | :: kilo- (SI unit prefix, 106) |
| κιλό {n} | :: kilo [kilogram] |
| κιλοβάτ {n} [electricity] | :: kilowatt |
| κιλοβατώρα {n} [electricity] | :: kilowatt-hour |
| κιλομπάιτ {n} [computing] | :: kilobyte |
| κιλότα {f} | :: knickers [female; UK], panties [female; US] |
| κιλοτζάουλ {n} [physics] | :: kilojoule [Unit of work, energy and heat] |
| κιμάς {m} | :: [UK] mince, minced meat [usually beef] |
| κιμάς {m} | :: [US] ground beef |
| κίμινο {n} | :: alternative form of κύμινο |
| κιμονό {n} | :: kimono [item of Japanese clothing] |
| κιμπούτς {n} | :: kibbutz [Israeli a community] |
| κιμωλία {f} | :: chalk (soft, white, powdery limestone) |
| κιμωλία {f} [by extension] | :: chalk (piece of the above used for writing on blackboard) |
| Κίμωλος {prop} {f} | :: Kimolos (Cycladian island) |
| Κίμωλος {prop} {f} | :: Kimolos (main town and capital of the island) |
| Κίνα {prop} {f} [geography] | :: China |
| κίνα {f} | :: cinchona [South American tree] |
| κίνα {f} | :: cinchona bark |
| κίνα {n} | :: henna [plant (Lawsonia inermis) and dye] |
| κίναιδος {m} [derogatory] | :: homosexual, gay |
| κιναισθησία {f} | :: kinesthesia, kinaesthesia |
| κινάω {v} | :: [chiefly in the active] I am ready to go |
| κινάω {v} | :: alternative form of κινώ |
| Κίνγκστον {prop} | :: Κίνγκστον (capital city) |
| κινδυνεύω {vi} | :: I am in danger |
| κινδυνεύω {vt} | :: + να I run the risk to, endanger |
| κίνδυνος {m} | :: danger |
| Κινέζα {f} [female] | :: Chinese [a female person from China or of Chinese ethnicity] |
| κινέζικα {np} | :: Chinese (the language of China its people) |
| κινέζικα {np} [figuratively] | :: incomprehensible speech |
| κινεζικά {np} | :: Chinese (the language of China its people) |
| κινέζικος {adj} | :: alternative form of κινεζικός |
| κινεζικός {adj} | :: Chinese [related to the country, people or language] |
| Κινέζοι {n} | :: the Chinese (people) |
| κινεζοποίηση {f} [neologism] | :: reduction of wages to a similar level of chinese workers, sinicization |
| Κινέζος {m} [male] | :: Chinese [a person, usually male, from China or of Chinese ethnicity] |
| κίνημα {n} | :: movement (grouping working towards a common aim) |
| κίνημα {n} | :: mutiny, conspiracy, coup (group intent on radical social change) |
| κινηματογραφία {f} [film] | :: cinematography, film |
| κινηματογραφικός {adj} [film] | :: cinematographic, cinema |
| κινηματόγραφος {m} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of κινηματογράφος |
| κινηματογράφος {m} | :: cinema |
| κινηματογράφος {m} | :: film theatre |
| κινηματογράφος {m} | :: film making |
| κινηματογράφος {m} | :: film art |
| κινηματογράφος {m} | :: film, movie |
| κινηματογραφώ {v} [media] | :: film |
| κίνηση {f} [physics] | :: movement (physical motion) |
| κίνηση {f} | :: movement |
| κίνηση {f} | :: traffic |
| κίνηση {f} | :: blink (of eye) |
| κίνηση {f} | :: flow |
| κίνηση {f} | :: activity |
| κινητήρας {m} | :: engine, motor |
| κινητό {n} [communication] | :: mobile, mobile phone [UK], cell phone [US] |
| κινητός {adj} | :: movable, mobile, moving |
| κινητό τηλέφωνο {n} [communication] | :: mobile, mobile phone [UK], cell phone [US] |
| κίνητρο {n} [psychology] | :: motivation |
| κινιέμαι {v} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of κινούμαι of κινώ |
| κινούμαι {v} | :: fidget, be restless |
| κινούμενη άμμος {f} | :: quicksand |
| κινούμενος {v} | :: moving, in motion |
| κινώ {v} | :: move, start, arouse |
| κινώ {v} | :: I am ready to go |
| κιόλας {adv} | :: already (in the context of 'so soon') |
| κιόλας {adv} | :: right now, immediately |
| κιόλας {adv} | :: as well, on top of that, even |
| κιονόκρανο {n} [architecture] | :: capital (top part of column) |
| Κιότο {prop} {n} | :: Κιότο (capital city) |
| κιούριο {n} [chemistry] | :: curium |
| κιοφτές {m} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of κεφτές |
| Κιργιζία {prop} {f} | :: Kyrgyzstan |
| Κιργιζιστάν {prop} {n} | :: Kyrgyzstan |
| Κιριμπάτι {prop} | :: Kiribati |
| κιρκινέζι {n} | :: lesser kestrel [specifically] |
| κιρκινέζι {n} | :: small bird of prey [more generally] |
| κιρσός {m} | :: varicose vein, varicocele |
| κις {n} | :: quiche |
| κίσσα {f} | :: jay, Eurasian jay |
| κιτριά {f} | :: citron tree |
| κιτρικό οξύ {n} [organic compound] | :: citric acid |
| κίτρινη κάρτα {f} [sports] | :: yellow card |
| κίτρινο {n} [colour] | :: yellow |
| κιτρινόριζα {m} | :: turmeric |
| κίτρινος {adj} [color] | :: yellow |
| κίτρινος {adj} | :: pale, pallid |
| κίτρο {n} | :: citron [fruit] |
| Κίτρος {f} [botany] | :: citrus (shrubs and trees of the genus Citrus) |
| κιτς {adj} | :: kitsch (of questionable aesthetic value; excessively sentimental, overdone or vulgar) |
| κιτς {n} | :: kitsch (art, decorative objects and other forms of representation of questionable artistic or aesthetic value) |
| κιτσαρία {f} | :: kitsch (art, decorative objects and other forms of representation of questionable artistic or aesthetic value) |
| κιτσαρία {f} [by extension] | :: kitsch people, kitsch company |
| κίχλη {f} | :: Turdus philomelos: song thrush |
| ΚΚΕ {prop} {n} [politics] | :: initialism of Κομμουνιστικό Κόμμα Ελλάδας the Greek Communist Party |
| κκσ {n} | :: level tbsp (level tablespoon, as unit of measure) |
| κλαγγή {f} | :: clash, clang (loud sound of metal being hit) |
| κλάδα {n} [horticulture] | :: large branch |
| κλάδεμα {n} | :: pruning (the action) |
| κλάδεμα {n} [figuratively, football] | :: aggressive tackle |
| κλαδεύομαι {v} | :: I am pruned |
| κλαδεύω {v} | :: prune, lop |
| κλαδεύω {v} | :: cut back |
| κλαδί {n} [horticulture] | :: branch |
| κλαδί ελιάς {n} | :: branch of an olive tree |
| κλαδί ελιάς {n} [figuratively] | :: olive branch [symbol of peace] |
| κλάδος {m} [horticulture, formal] | :: branch, bough |
| κλάδος {m} [figuratively] | :: branch of organisation |
| κλάδος {m} [biology] | :: clade |
| κλαίγομαι {v} [figuratively] | :: bemoan oneself, complain, grumble, whine |
| κλαίγω {v} | :: alternative form of κλαίω |
| κλαίω {v} [most senses] | :: cry, weep (shed tears) |
| κλαίω {vi} [of eyes] | :: water, run [as when cutting onions etc] |
| κλαίω {vt} [figuratively] | :: mourn, grieve for [a person or thing] |
| κλαίω {vt} [figuratively] | :: feel sorry for [a person or thing] |
| κλάμα {n} | :: cry, weep [act of crying] |
| κλαμπ {n} | :: club [association of members] |
| κλαμπ {n} | :: nightclub |
| κλαμπάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κλαμπ |
| κλανιά {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: fart (intestinal gasses emitted from the anus) |
| κλανιάρα {f} | :: farter [flatulent person] |
| κλανιάρης {m} | :: farter [flatulent person] |
| κλάνοντας {v} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: participle of κλάνω: farting |
| κλάνω {vi} [colloquial, slightly vulgar] | :: fart, break wind, blow off |
| κλάνω {vt} [figuratively, slang] | :: ignore, disregard, stand up, bail (in an uncaring manner) |
| κλάνω μαλλί {v} [colloquial, vulgar, idiom] | :: shit oneself, shit bricks, piss oneself (to be terrified) |
| κλάνω μέντες {v} [colloquial, vulgar, idiom] | :: shit oneself, shit bricks, piss oneself (to be terrified) |
| κλάνω πατάτες {v} [colloquial, vulgar, idiom] | :: shit oneself, shit bricks, piss oneself (to be terrified) |
| κλαρί {n} | :: stick, twig, small stick |
| κλαρινέτο {n} [musical instruments] | :: clarinet |
| κλαρίνο {n} [musical instruments] | :: clarinet [especially in Greek folk music contexts] |
| κλαρίνο {n} [by extension] | :: clarinettist (player of the above instrument, especially in Greek folk music contexts) |
| κλαρίνο {n} [figuratively, in the plural only] | :: folk music venue (a venue that plays folk songs in which clarinets are a prominent instrument) |
| κλαρινογαμπρός {m} [colloquial, derogatory, humorous] | :: metrosexual womanizer, metrosexual fuckboy (man, excessively concerned with his appearance, who sleeps with women without any intention of having a relationship with them) |
| κλασική ελληνική {f} | :: Classical Greek |
| κλασική κιθάρα {f} | :: classical guitar |
| κλασική μουσική {f} | :: classical music |
| κλασικός {adj} | :: classical |
| κλάσιμο {n} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: farting (the act of farting) |
| κλάσιμο {n} [colloquial, slang] | :: bailing, bail |
| κλάσμα {n} [mathematics] | :: fraction |
| κλάσμα {n} | :: a small part of |
| κλασμένος {v} [literally] | :: farted |
| κλασμένος {v} [colloquial, slang] | :: stoned, baked, high (under the influence of drugs) |
| κλασσικός {adj} | :: alternative form of κλασικός |
| κλαψομούνα {f} [colloquial, vulgar, derogatory] | :: crybaby, whinger, whiner, sniveler (someone who takes offense or excessively complains when things aren't going well) |
| κλαψομούνης {adj} [colloquial, vulgar, derogatory] | :: moaning, whining, whinging, snivelling (complaining or crying excessively) |
| κλαψομούνης {m} [colloquial, vulgar, derogatory] | :: crybaby, whinger, whiner, sniveler (someone who takes offense or excessively complains when things aren't going well) |
| κλέβομαι {v} | :: I am stolen |
| κλέβομαι {v} | :: I elope |
| κλέβω {vt} | :: steal |
| κλέβω {v} [in the passive form] | :: κλέβομαι |
| κλειδαριά {f} | :: lock |
| κλειδί {n} | :: key [to a locked door] |
| κλειδί {n} [cryptography] | :: key |
| κλειδί {n} [music] | :: key |
| κλειδί {n} [engineering] | :: spanner |
| κλειδώνω {v} [door, etc] | :: lock |
| κλείδωση {f} [anatomy] | :: joint |
| κλείνομαι {v} | :: barricade yourself in |
| κλείνομαι {v} | :: be hemmed in |
| κλείνομαι {v} | :: play defensively |
| κλεινόν άστυ {n} | :: Athens |
| κλείνω {vt} | :: close, shut, close off |
| κλείνω {vi} | :: close, shut |
| κλείνω {vt} | :: turn off, shut down |
| κλείνω {vt} | :: block, trap |
| κλείνω {vt} | :: book, reserve |
| κλείνω {v} | :: (referring to time or age) become, have a sum of |
| κλείνω {v} | :: (passive): see κλείνομαι |
| κλείομαι {v} | :: Ancient synonym of the modern κλείνομαι ("I am closed, shut"), found only in compounds |
| κλεισμένος {v} | :: closed, which has been closed |
| κλειστός {adj} | :: closed, shut |
| κλειστός {adj} [phonetics, phonology] | :: occlusive |
| κλειστοφοβία {f} | :: claustrophobia |
| κλειτορίδα {f} [anatomy] | :: clitoris |
| κλείω {v} | :: Ancient synonym of the modern κλείνω ("close, shut"), found only in compounds |
| κλεμμένος {v} | :: stolen |
| κλεμμένος {v} | :: who has eloped |
| Κλεοπάτρα {prop} {f} | :: Cleopatra |
| κλέος {n} | :: renown, fame |
| κλέος {n} | :: honour [UK], honor [US] |
| κλεπταποδόχος {mf} | :: fence, receiver [of stolen goods] |
| κλέφτης {m} | :: thief, stealer |
| κλέφτης {m} [history] | :: klepht (member of an armed group of men who took refuge in the mountains, lived by stealing and fought against the Ottomans) |
| κλέφτικα {adv} | :: in the klepht fashion |
| κλέφτικο {n} [food] | :: kleftiko, the meat of the klephts, or 'kleftiko' style of cooking meat: marinated, cooked nowadays in parchment paper |
| κλεφτρόνι {n} | :: young thief |
| κλεφτρόνι {n} | :: petty thief |
| κλέψας {m} | :: thief, robber [used chiefly in:] |
| κλέψας του κλέψαντος {adj} [idiom] | :: dog eat dog (regarding cases of widespread lawlessness and impunity, or in which everyone is out to get everyone else) |
| κλεψύδρα {f} | :: hourglass |
| κλήμα {n} | :: vine, especially grapevine |
| κληρικός {m} | :: a cleric |
| κληρονομημένος {v} | :: inherited |
| κληρονομιέμαι {v} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of κληρονομούμαι |
| κληρονόμος {mf} [legal] | :: heir |
| κληρονόμος {mf} [legal] | :: legatee |
| κληρονομούμαι {v} | :: I am inherited |
| κληρονομώ {v} | :: I inherit |
| κλήση {f} [telephone] | :: call |
| κλήση {f} [legal] | :: summons, subpoena |
| κλήση {f} [legal] | :: ticket, parking ticket [for a traffic violation, etc] |
| κλήση {f} [computing, programing] | :: call [to procedure, etc] |
| κλητική {f} [grammar] | :: vocative |
| Κλίγκον {adj} | :: Klingon |
| κλίκα {f} | :: clique (small exclusive group) |
| κλίμα {n} [meteorology] | :: climate |
| κλίμα {n} [figuratively] | :: atmosphere, mood |
| κλίμα {n} [religion] | :: see, the district or area covered by a Greek Orthodox patriarchate |
| κλίμακα {f} [music] | :: scale, mode |
| κλίμακα {f} [cartography] | :: scale |
| κλίμακα {f} [science] | :: scale |
| κλίμακα {f} | :: ladder |
| κλίμακα {f} | :: stairs |
| κλίμακα Κελσίου {n} [science] | :: Celsius scale [temperature] |
| κλίμακα Κελσίου {n} [UK informal] | :: centigrade scale [temperature] |
| κλίμακα Μποφόρ {prop} {f} [meteorology, ] | :: Beaufort scale |
| κλιμακοστάσιο {n} [architecture] | :: staircase, stairs, stairway, stairtower |
| κλιμακώνω {v} | :: increase, escalate |
| κλιματισμός {m} | :: air conditioning |
| κλιματισμός {m} | :: air conditioner |
| κλιματιστικό {n} | :: air conditioner (air conditioner) |
| Κλίνγκον {adj} | :: alternative form of Κλίγκον |
| κλίνη {f} [formal] | :: bed |
| κλινική {f} [medicine] | :: clinic (hospital department; a private hospital) |
| κλίνω {vt} [with no passive] | :: bend, slant |
| κλίνω {vt} [figuratively, with no passive] | :: tend |
| κλίνω {vi} [grammar, active and passive] | :: inflect, decline, conjugate |
| κλίση {f} | :: inclination, tilt, steepness, slope |
| κλίση {f} | :: inclination, disposition, tendency |
| κλίση {f} [grammar] | :: inflection; declension; conjugation |
| κλισιόμετρο {n} | :: clinometer, inclinometer |
| κλισιόμετρο {n} | :: alidade |
| κλομπ {n} | :: alternative form of γκλομπ |
| κλόουν {m} | :: clown (performance artist associated with circus) |
| κλόουν {m} [figuratively] | :: clown, buffoon (person who acts in a silly fashion) |
| κλοπή {f} [crime] | :: theft |
| κλοπή {f} | :: plagiarism |
| κλουβί {n} | :: cage |
| κλούβιος {adj} | :: addled (inviable) |
| κλούβιος {adj} | :: (figuratively, for mind) having a mental retardation |
| κ.λ.π. {phrase} | :: initialism of και λοιπά πολλά |
| κ.λπ. {adv} | :: initialism of και λοιπά etc (an abbreviation of etcetera) |
| κλπ. {adv} | :: initialism of και λοιπά etc (an abbreviation of etcetera) |
| κλύδων {m} [nautical] | :: rough sea, swell, storm |
| κλύδων {m} [by extension] | :: unrest on the political or social level |
| κλυδωνίζομαι {v} | :: rock, sway [as of a ship at sea] |
| κλώθω {v} | :: spin [wool, cotton, etc] |
| κλώσσα {f} | :: sitter, broody hen (a hen which is sitting on and warming her eggs in order for them to hatch) |
| κλώσσα {f} [colloquial, derogatory, figuratively] | :: windbag, chatterbox (a loud and talkative woman) |
| κλωστή {f} | :: thread, cotton, strand, filament |
| κλωστή {f} [archaic] | :: cotton twist |
| ΚΜΕ {n} [computing] | :: initialism of κεντρική μονάδα επεξεργασίας |
| κνήμη {f} [anatomy] | :: shin, tibia |
| κοάλα {n} | :: koala |
| κοβάλτιο {n} [chemistry, metallurgy] | :: cobalt |
| κόβω {v} | :: cut, chop, divide, carve, slice [into parts] |
| κόβω {v} | :: cut, trim, prune [reduce by cutting] |
| κόβω {v} | :: take a shortcut, cut |
| κόβω {v} | :: cut [pack of playing cards] |
| κόβω {v} | :: cut, quit [cigarettes, gambling] |
| κόβω {v} | :: drop-out, quit [school, course] |
| κόβω {v} | :: strike, mint [coins and medals] |
| κόβω {v} | :: interrupt, cut short, cut off [conversation] |
| κόβω {v} | :: separate, [for sauces etc.] |
| Κογγό {n} | :: alternative form of Κονγκό |
| κογιότ {n} | :: coyote |
| Κοζάνη {prop} {f} | :: Κοζάνη (city) |
| κοιλάδα {f} [geography] | :: valley |
| κοιλία {f} [anatomy] | :: stomach, belly, tummy |
| κοιλία {f} [anatomy] | :: ventricle (heart) |
| κοιλία {f} [anatomy] | :: ventricle (brain) |
| κοιλιά {f} | :: abdomen, stomach, belly |
| κοιλιακή μαρμαρυγή {f} [cardiology] | :: ventricular fibrillation |
| κοίλος {adj} | :: concave, hollow |
| κοίλωμα {n} | :: hollow, cavity, concavity, dent |
| κοιμάμαι {v} | :: sleep (to rest in a state of reduced consciousness) |
| κοιμάμαι {v} [Christianity, euphemism, figuratively] | :: die [usually of saints and other holy persons but also of lay people] |
| κοιμάμαι {v} [figuratively] | :: idle, laze, lounge, loaf (to do nothing or to be lazy and unwilling to move) |
| κοιμάμαι {v} [figuratively] | :: sleep with (to have sexual intercourse) |
| κοιμάμαι με τις κότες {v} | :: See: el κοιμάμαι με τις κότες |
| κοιμάμαι με τις κότες {v} [humorous, idiom] | :: sleep early, go to bed early (literally: to sleep with the chickens) |
| κοιμητήρι {n} [colloquial] | :: cemetery, graveyard |
| κοιμητήριο {n} | :: cemetery, graveyard |
| κοιμίζω {v} | :: put to bed, put to sleep |
| κοιμίζω {v} | :: anaesthetise [UK], anesthetize [US] |
| κοιμίζω {v} | :: tranquilise [UK], tranquilize [US] |
| κοιμίζω {v} [figuratively] | :: quieten, lull |
| κοιμούμαι {v} | :: alternative form of κοιμάμαι |
| Κοινή {f} [linguistics] | :: → see κοινή [language] |
| κοινή {f} [language] | :: common, standard (with ellipsis of noun γλώσσα) |
| κοινή λογική {f} | :: common sense |
| κοινή τσίχλα {f} | :: Turdus philomelos: song thrush |
| κοινό {n} | :: public (people in general) |
| κοινό {n} | :: audience |
| κοινό αηδόνι {n} | :: Luscinia megarhynchos: common nightingale |
| κοινοβιάτης {m} [Byzantine, ecclesiastical] | :: cenobite |
| κοινοβίτης {m} | :: cenobite, member of a commune |
| κοινοβίτης {m} [zoology, taxonomy] | :: genus Coenobita of the family Coenobitidae |
| κοινοβουλευτικός {adj} | :: parliamentary |
| κοινοβούλιο {n} | :: parliament |
| κοινόλεκτος {f} [linguistics] | :: the common body of a standard language which is spoken by all, including the dialectal speakers of regional or other varieties |
| κοινολεξία {f} | :: saying common, trivial things |
| κοινόν {n} [politics] | :: confederation [of city-states with central government] |
| κοινό ορτύκι {n} | :: common quail, Coturnix coturnix |
| κοινός {adj} | :: common, mutual, shared, joint |
| κοινός {adj} | :: common, commonplace, ordinary |
| κοινός {adj} | :: public |
| κοινός κότσυφας {m} | :: common blackbird, Turdus merula |
| κοινός κύκνος {m} | :: mute swan, Cygnus olor |
| κοινός κύκνος {m} [more generally] | :: common swan |
| κοινός νους {m} | :: common sense |
| κοινός τόπος {m} | :: commonplace |
| κοινός φασιανός {m} | :: common pheasant |
| κοινό ταμείο {n} | :: common purse, people's purse, shared or community fund |
| κοινό ταμείο {n} | :: kitty, pot |
| κοινώνησα {v} | :: Ι received communion |
| κοινώνησα {v} | :: I gave communion |
| κοινωνία {f} | :: community |
| κοινωνία {f} | :: society, communion [a group of people with a shared culture] |
| κοινωνία {f} [Christianity] | :: communion |
| κοινωνικοποίηση {f} [psychology] | :: socialisation, socialization |
| κοινωνικοποίηση {f} | :: nationalisation, taking into social ownership |
| κοινωνικοποιώ {v} [psychology] | :: socialise |
| κοινωνικοποιώ {v} | :: nationalise, take into social ownership |
| κοινωνικός {adj} | :: social |
| κοινωνικός {adj} | :: sociable, gregarious |
| κοινωνιολογία {f} | :: sociology (study of society, human social interactions, etc.) |
| κοινωνώ {vt} [Christianity] | :: receive communion, communicate, take communion |
| κοινωνώ {vi} [Christianity] | :: give communion |
| κοιτάζομαι {v} | :: look at yourself |
| κοιτάζομαι {v} | :: be looked at, have a checkup |
| κοιτάζω {v} | :: look at |
| κοιτάζω {v} | :: examine, look over |
| κοιτάζω {v} | :: look after an elderly person |
| κοιτάζω {v} | :: mind, take care |
| κοιτάζω {v} [idiomatic] | :: be interested |
| κοιτάω {v} | :: look at |
| κοιτάω {v} | :: look after |
| κοιτάω {v} | :: examine, look over |
| κοίτη {f} | :: river bed |
| κοίτη {f} [archaic, very rare, law] | :: bed [used only in legal expression:] |
| κοιτίδα {f} | :: cradle |
| κοιτιέμαι {v} | :: look at yourself |
| κοιτιέμαι {v} | :: be looked at, have a checkup |
| κοιτώ {v} | :: alternative form of κοιτάω |
| κοκ. {phrase} | :: abbreviation of και ούτω καθεξής |
| κοκαΐνη {f} | :: cocaine (the drug) |
| κόκαλο {n} | :: bone |
| κόκαλο {n} | :: shoehorn |
| κοκκινέλι {n} | :: red wine |
| κόκκινη {f} | :: quaffle |
| κόκκινη κάρτα {f} [sports] | :: red card |
| κόκκινη παλίρροια {f} | :: red tide |
| κοκκινίζω {v} | :: blush, redden, colour [UK], color [US] |
| κοκκίνισμα {n} | :: reddening |
| κοκκίνισμα {n} | :: reddening, blush [redden in the face] |
| κοκκινιστό {n} [cooking] | :: meat (usually beef or pork) braised in tomato sauce |
| κοκκινιστός {adj} [cooking] | :: braised in tomato sauce [sauce made from tomatoes, not ketchup] |
| κόκκινο {n} [colour] | :: red |
| κόκκινο {n} [colloquial] | :: red, red light |
| κοκκινολαίμης {m} | :: European robin, robin, redbreast (Erithacus rubecula) |
| κοκκινολάχανο {n} | :: red cabbage |
| κοκκινομάλλα {f} [female] | :: redhead |
| κοκκινομάλλης {adj} | :: redhead |
| κόκκινο πανί {n} [idiom] | :: red rag (something that will enrage another particular person) |
| κοκκινοπέρδικα {f} | :: Alectoris rufa : red-legged partridge, French partridge |
| κόκκινος {adj} | :: red (colour) |
| κόκκινος {adj} | :: red (Communist) |
| Κοκκινοσκουφίτσα {prop} {f} | :: Little Red Riding Hood [the character and her tale] |
| Κόκκινος Στρατός {prop} {m} [history] | :: Red Army (Soviet army in the period 1917-1946) |
| κοκκινότσιχλα {f} | :: redwing, Turdus iliacus |
| κοκκινοχρυσό {n} | :: bright auburn, titian color |
| κοκκινοχρυσός {adj} | :: of a reddish-golden color; titian, bright auburn |
| κόκκος {m} | :: speck, grain, particle |
| κοκοράκι {m} | :: diminutive of κόκορας: cockerel, young male chicken |
| κόκορας {m} | :: cock (male chicken) |
| κόκορας {m} | :: cock (the hammer of a firearm trigger mechanism) |
| κόκορας {m} [figuratively] | :: a man with vigorous sex life |
| κοκορέτσι {n} | :: kokoretsi (a Greek savory Easter dish) |
| κοκότα {f} [colloquial, slightly offensive] | :: tart, slut, trollop (woman of loose morals) |
| κοκότα {f} [archaic] | :: courtesan (high-class prostitute) |
| κοκότα {f} [colloquial, humorous] | :: A woman excessively concerned with her beauty and appearance |
| κοκοφοίνικας {m} | :: coconut palm ("cocos nucifera") |
| κοκτέιλ {n} | :: cocktail [mixed drink, usually with alcohol content] |
| κοκτέιλ {n} | :: cocktail party [event where such drinks are drunk] |
| κοκτέιλ {n} | :: mixture of different components |
| κοκτέιλ μολότοφ {n} | :: Molotov cocktail |
| κοκτέιλ μολότωφ {n} | :: alternative form of κοκτέιλ μολότοφ |
| Κόλαση {prop} {f} [religion, biblical] | :: Hell, Hades, The place where the souls of the dead are said to reside |
| κόλαση {f} | :: hell, inferno, a place of anguish and suffering |
| κολαστήριο {n} | :: hell, a place of suffering and torture |
| κολατσιό {n} | :: snack, collation |
| κολατσό {n} | :: alternative form of κολατσιό |
| κόλαφος {m} | :: slap [to the face] |
| κολεός {m} [anatomy] | :: vagina |
| κολεός {m} [botany] | :: sheath |
| κολεός {m} | :: sheath, scabbard |
| κολεόσπασμος {m} [medicine] | :: vaginismus |
| κολητσίδα {f} | :: alternative form of κολλητσίδα |
| κολίανδρο {n} | :: [neuter] alternative form of κόλιανδρος |
| κόλιανδρος {m} | :: coriander [the spice or the plant] |
| κολίανδρος {m} | :: alternative form of κόλιανδρος |
| κόλιαντρος {m} | :: alternative form of κόλιανδρος |
| κολιέ {n} | :: necklace |
| κολιμπρί {n} | :: hummingbird |
| κόλλα {f} | :: glue, gum |
| κόλλα {f} | :: sizing, size |
| κόλλα {f} | :: flour paste, starch paste, starch glue |
| κολλαριστός {adj} | :: starched, ironed [of clothing] |
| κολλαριστός {adj} | :: crisp, trim, smart [of personal appearance] |
| κολλαριστός {adj} | :: crisp, fresh [of banknotes, etc] |
| κολλάω {vt} | :: glue, attach, affix, stick |
| κολλάω {vt} [figuratively] | :: infect |
| κολλάω {vt} [figuratively] | :: pester |
| κολλάω {vi} | :: be glued, be attached, be affixed, be stuck |
| κολλάω {vi} [figuratively] | :: be infected |
| κολλέγιο {n} | :: college |
| κόλλημα {n} | :: action or result of fixing, bonding two things together with some third material: |
| κόλλημα {n} | :: soldering |
| κόλλημα {n} | :: glueing |
| κόλλημα {n} | :: fixation [state of mind] |
| κόλλημα {n} [colloquial] | :: sexual harassment |
| κολλημένος {v} | :: glued, stuck |
| κολλημένος {v} [figuratively] | :: with an idée fixe stuck in the mind |
| κολλητά {adv} | :: close together, adjoined |
| Κολλητήρι {prop} {n} | :: Kollitiri (son of Karagiozis) |
| Κολλητήρι {prop} {n} | :: (by extension, usually in plural) noun of assemblage for the sons of Karagiozis |
| κολλητήρι {n} | :: soldering iron [tool] |
| κολλητήρι {n} | :: burdock |
| κολλητικός {adj} [medicine] | :: contagious, infectious, catching [of a disease] |
| κολλητός {adj} | :: sticked, glued |
| κολλητός {adj} | :: close together, adjoined |
| κολλητός {adj} [garment] | :: firm, tight, tight-fitting |
| κολλητός {m} | :: a best friend, bosom buddy |
| κολλητσίδα {f} | :: burdock |
| κολλητσίδα {f} [figuratively] | :: an unwelcome person who attaches themselves to someone else |
| κολλώ {v} | :: alternative form of κολλάω |
| κολοβός {adj} | :: docked, curtailed |
| κολοβός {adj} [figuratively] | :: of which a part is missing (usually the last) |
| κολόβωμα {n} | :: the act or result of shortening, mutilating |
| κολόβωμα {n} [medicine] | :: the part taken away in mutilation [sense, as in ancient κολόβωμα] |
| κολοκάσι {n} | :: taro (edible tuber) |
| κολοκάσι {n} | :: Colocasia esculenta (the taro plant) |
| κολοκύθα {f} | :: pumpkin [vegetable squash] |
| κολοκυθάκι {n} | :: courgette, zucchini |
| κολοκύθι {n} | :: squash [vegetable family] |
| κολοκύθι {n} | :: marrow, courgette |
| κολοκυθιά {f} | :: squash plant (yielding: marrow, courgette, pumpkin, etc) |
| κολοκυθιά {f} | :: a children's game |
| κολοκυθόπιτα {f} | :: pumpkin pie |
| Κολομβία {prop} {f} | :: Κολομβία (country) |
| Κολομβιανή {f} | :: Colombian (a person from Colombia) |
| Κολομβιανός {m} | :: Colombian (a person from Colombia) |
| κολομβιανός {adj} | :: Colombian (relating to Colombia or its people) |
| κόλον {n} [anatomy] | :: colon [part of large intestine] |
| κολόνα {f} [architecture] | :: column, pillar |
| κολόνα {f} | :: post |
| κολόνια {f} | :: cologne |
| κολονοσκόπηση {f} [medicine] | :: colonoscopy |
| Κολοράντο {prop} {n} | :: Κολοράντο (state) |
| Κολοράντο {prop} {n} | :: Κολοράντο (river) |
| Κολοσσαείς {prop} | :: Colossians a book of the New Testament in the Bible |
| κολοτούμπα {f} | :: alternative form of κωλοτούμπα |
| κολπική μαρμαρυγή {f} [cardiology] | :: atrial fibrillation |
| κολπίτιδα {f} [disease] | :: vaginitis |
| κόλποι {n} [anatomy] | :: heart [= atria] |
| κόλπος {m} | :: bosom |
| κόλπος {m} | :: bay, gulf |
| κόλπος {m} [anatomy] | :: vagina |
| κόλπος {m} [anatomy] | :: atrium [of the heart] |
| κολπόσπασμος {m} [medicine] | :: vaginismus |
| Κόλτσεστερ {prop} | :: Κόλτσεστερ (town) |
| κολύμβηση {f} [sport] | :: swimming |
| κολυμβητήριο {n} | :: natatorium, swimming pool, facility designed for swimming games or training |
| κολυμπάω {v} [sport] | :: swim |
| κολυμπάω {v} | :: (figuratively) |
| κολυμπάω {v} | :: (use of passive forms, rare) be swum |
| κολυμπώ {v} | :: alternative form of κολυμπάω swim |
| κολχόζ {n} | :: kolkhoz (Soviet farming collective) |
| κολώνα {f} | :: alternative form of κολόνα |
| κολώνια {f} | :: alternative form of κολόνια |
| Κολωνία {prop} {f} | :: Κολωνία (largest city) |
| κομάντο {m} [military] | :: commando |
| κόμβος {m} [traffic] | :: interchange, hub, circus |
| κόμβος {m} [nautical] | :: knot [speed of one nautical mile per hour] |
| κόμβος {m} | :: node |
| -κομείο {suffix} | :: added to a noun, to create words for buildings and locations where care is provided to that noun: |
| -κομείο {suffix} | :: added to certain food-related nouns, to create words for buildings and locations where that food is produced: |
| κομεντί {f} | :: A comedy, specifically a romantic comedy or dramedy (genre of theatre, film, television etc.) |
| κόμης {m} | :: count, earl [rank in the nobility] |
| κόμησσα {f} | :: alternative form of κόμισσα |
| κομητεία {f} | :: county [land ruled by a count or countess] |
| -κομία {suffix} | :: added to a noun, to create words describing the care of that noun: |
| -κομία {suffix} | :: added to certain food-related nouns, to create words for food production: |
| κομίζω {v} | :: bring, carry |
| κομίζω γλαύκα εις Αθήνας {phrase} | :: carry coals to Newcastle |
| κόμισσα {f} | :: countess [rank in the nobility] |
| κόμμα {n} [grammar, typography] | :: comma, the “,” |
| κόμμα {n} [mathematics] | :: a decimal point |
| κόμμα {n} [politics] | :: a political party |
| κομμάτι {n} | :: potsherd, shard |
| κομμάτι {n} | :: piece, item, unit |
| κομμάτι {n} [music] | :: part |
| κομμάτι {n} [chess] | :: piece [mostly used for one of: Knight, bishop or rook] |
| κομμένος {v} | :: cut |
| κομμένος {v} | :: sliced, shredded |
| κομμένος {v} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: tired, exhausted [of appearance, especially of the face] |
| κόμμι {n} | :: rubber latex |
| κομμουνισμός {m} [philosophy, politics] | :: communism |
| κομμουνιστής {m} [politics, philosophy] | :: communist |
| κομμουνιστικός {adj} | :: communist |
| κομμουνίστρια {f} [politics, philosophy] | :: communist |
| κόμμωση {f} | :: hairstyle, hairdo, coiffure |
| κομμωτήριο {n} | :: hairdresser's, hairdressing salon |
| κομμωτής {m} | :: hairdresser, hair stylist [for women] |
| κομμώτρια {f} | :: hairdresser, hair stylist [for women] |
| Κομόρες {prop} {fp} | :: Comoros [island nation] |
| Κομορικά {np} | :: alternative form of κομορικά |
| κομορικά {np} | :: Comorian (the language of Comoros and its people) |
| κομορικός {adj} | :: Comoran (relating to Comoros or its people or language) |
| Κομόρος {prop} {fp} | :: alternative form of Κομόρες |
| -κόμος {suffix} | :: added to a noun, to create words for a (male or female) person who provides care for that noun: |
| -κόμος {suffix} | :: added to certain food-related nouns, to create words for a (male or female) person who produces that food: |
| κομουνισμός {m} [politics] | :: alternative spelling of κομμουνισμός |
| κομουνιστής {m} | :: alternative form of κομμουνιστής |
| κομουνίστρια {f} | :: alternative form of κομμουνίστρια |
| κομπέρ {m} [theatre, television, radio] | :: presenter, compere |
| κομπίνα {f} [colloquial, pejorative, crime] | :: scam, racket, racketeering, jobbery, wrangle, (illegal moneymaking scheme) |
| κομπιναδόρος {m} [colloquial, pejorative, crime] | :: fraudster, scammer, racketeer, jobber, swindler (someone who uses illegal schemes to make money) |
| κομπινεζόν {f} | :: slip [woman's undergarment, usually "full slip"] |
| κομπιούτερ {n} | :: computer |
| κομπιουτεράκι {n} [mathematics, electronics, colloquial] | :: calculator |
| κόμπος {m} | :: knot, looping of a piece of string |
| κόμπος {m} | :: node of plant stem |
| κόμπρα {f} | :: cobra [venomous snake] |
| κομπρέσα {f} [medical] | :: compress |
| κομπρεσέρ {n} [construction] | :: pneumatic drill [UK], jackhammer [US] |
| κομψός {adj} | :: chic, smart, elegant, stylish |
| Κονγκό {n} | :: Congo |
| Κονγκολέζα {f} | :: Congolese (a person from Congo) |
| κονγκολέζικος {adj} | :: Congolese [relating to the country or its people] |
| Κονγκολέζος {m} | :: Congolese (a person from Congo) |
| κόνδυλος {m} [botany] | :: tuber |
| κόνδυλος {m} [anatomy] | :: condyle |
| κονδυλώδης {adj} | :: nodular, noduled |
| κονδυλώδης {adj} [botany] | :: tuberous |
| κονδυλώδης {adj} [anatomy] | :: condylar |
| Κονέκτικατ {prop} {n} | :: Κονέκτικατ (state) |
| κονιάκ {n} | :: cognac, brandy [distilled beverage] |
| κονίαμα {n} [construction] | :: mortar |
| κονικλοτροφείο {n} | :: rabbit farm |
| Κόνλεϋ {prop} | :: A transliteration of an English surname |
| κονσέρβα {f} | :: tin [UK], can [US] - [preserved food container] |
| κονσέρβα {f} | :: canning, tinning [the process] |
| κονσέρβα {f} [figuratively] | :: prerecorded television programme |
| κονσόλα {f} [technology] | :: console |
| κοντά {adv} | :: near, nearby |
| κοντά {adv} | :: nearly |
| κονταίνω {v} | :: shorten |
| κονταίνω {v} | :: reduce in height |
| κοντάρι {n} | :: pole, spar |
| κοντάρι {n} | :: flagpole |
| κοντάρι {n} [regarding the Middle Ages] | :: spear, javelin, pikestaff |
| κοντέινερ {n} | :: container, cargo container, shipping container |
| κοντείνερ {n} | :: alternative form of κοντέινερ |
| κοντινός {adj} | :: nearby (adjacent) |
| κοντινός {adj} | :: close (for people) |
| κοντομάνικος {adj} | :: having short sleeves |
| κοντός {adj} | :: short [in height] |
| κοντός {m} [formal] | :: pole |
| κοντούρα {f} | :: [graphic design] the finish of a design; outline |
| κοντρολάρομαι {v} | :: I am controlled |
| κοντρολάρω {v} | :: control |
| κοπάδι {n} | :: herd [of cows, etc] |
| κοπάδι {n} | :: school [of fish] |
| κοπάδι {n} | :: cattle |
| κοπανίζω {v} | :: beat, thrash, whack, thwack |
| κόπανος {m} | :: dolly, washing beetle, bat |
| κόπανος {m} [agriculture] | :: flail |
| κόπανος {m} | :: pestle |
| κόπανος {m} | :: [UK] numbskull, [US] jerk |
| Κοπεγχάγη {prop} {f} | :: Κοπεγχάγη (capital city) |
| κοπέλα {f} | :: young adult woman |
| κοπέλα {f} | :: girlfriend |
| κοπερνίκιο {n} [chemistry] | :: copernicium |
| κοπή {f} | :: cutting, felling, chopping |
| κόπιτσα {f} | :: hook and eye [fastener] |
| κόπος {m} | :: toil, hard work |
| κόπος {m} | :: suffering |
| κόπος {m} | :: fatigue |
| κόπος {m} | :: pay, wages [for such work] |
| κόπρανα {np} | :: excrement, feces, faeces |
| κοπριά {f} | :: dung, manure, muck |
| κοπριά {f} | :: fertilizer |
| κοπρίτης {m} | :: stray dog, cur |
| κοπρίτης {m} [figuratively] | :: layabout, scum, cur |
| κόπρος {f} | :: faeces, shit, manure |
| κόπρος {f} | :: dirt |
| κόπρος {m} | :: stray dog |
| κοπτήρας {m} | :: incisor |
| κόπτης {m} | :: cutter [occupation of craftsman who cuts out leather, textiles etc] |
| κόπτης {m} | :: cutter [tool or machine for cutting leather, textiles etc] |
| κόπτης {m} | :: wire cutters [hand tool] |
| κόπτης {m} [colloquial] | :: university teacher who selects students for rejection |
| κόπτομαι {v} | :: I show too much, pretentious interest |
| κόπτρια {m} | :: cutter [occupation of craftswoman who cuts out leather, textiles etc] |
| κόπτω {v} | :: (in the passive) → κόπτομαι |
| κόρα {f} | :: crust [of bread, etc] |
| κόρα {f} | :: scab [of sound] |
| κόρακας {m} [ornithology] | :: raven, Corvus corax |
| κοράκι {n} [ornithology] | :: crow (a member of the corvid family) |
| κοράκι {n} [figuratively] | :: undertaker |
| κορακίστικα {np} [childish] | :: A form of wordplay used by children to disguise their sentences, similar to pig Latin, either by inserting nonsense syllables (such as κα) between each syllable of the original phrase or by reversing the order of the syllables |
| κορακίστικα {np} [colloquial, by extension] | :: gibberish, gobbledygook, mumbo jumbo (any confusing or meaningless speech) |
| κορακίστικα {np} [colloquial, humorous, pejorative, figuratively] | :: Katharevousa (the form of Greek more similar to the Ancient language, replaced in 1982) |
| κοράλλι {n} [biology] | :: coral [the organism and the structures it creates] |
| κοραλλί {adj} | :: coral [the colour] |
| κορ ανγκλέ {n} [musical instruments] | :: cor anglais, English horn (a woodwind instrument) |
| κορασίδα {f} [colloquial, dated] | :: girl, miss, maiden (young unwed woman, approximately aged 15 to marriage) |
| κορβανάς {m} | :: fund, coffers |
| κορβανάς {m} | :: safe, strongbox, coffer |
| κορβανάς {m} [gambling] | :: kitty, pot |
| κορέος {m} | :: alternative form of κοριός |
| κόρη {f} | :: daughter |
| κόρη {f} | :: maiden, girl |
| κόρη {f} | :: kore; statue of a young woman |
| κόρη {f} | :: pupil (of the eye) |
| κορίανδρος {m} | :: alternative form of κόλιανδρος |
| Κόρινθος {prop} {f} | :: Κόρινθος (city) |
| κοριός {m} | :: bug, bedbug |
| κοριός {m} [colloquial] | :: insect |
| κοριός {m} | :: bug (electronic listening device) |
| κοριτσάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κορίτσι |
| κοριτσάρα {n} [colloquial] | :: augmentative of κορίτσι: great girl, tall, brave |
| κορίτσαρος {m} [colloquial, emphatic] | :: augmentative of κορίτσι: impressive girl |
| κορίτσι {n} | :: diminutive of κόρη |
| Κορκ {prop} | :: Κορκ (city) |
| Κορκ {prop} | :: Κορκ (county) |
| κορμάκι {n} [gymnastics] | :: leotard |
| κορμάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κορμί |
| κορμί {n} | :: body |
| κορμοράνος {m} | :: cormorant [Phalacrocorax carbo including subspecies] |
| κορμός {m} | :: trunk of tree |
| κορμός {m} | :: torso |
| κορμός {m} | :: trunk (main part of body) of animal |
| κορμός {m} | :: main body of something |
| κορμός {m} | :: dessert in a log shape |
| κόρνα {f} [vehicles] | :: horn, hooter (loud alarm on a motor vehicle) |
| κόρνα {f} [by extension] | :: beeping, honking, tooting (the act of blowing a vehicle's horn) |
| κορνάρισμα {n} | :: beeping, honking, tooting (the act of blowing a vehicle's horn) |
| κορνάρω {vi} [vehicles] | :: beep, honk, toot, blow (use the horn) |
| κόρνο {n} [musical instruments] | :: horn [type of instrument] |
| κορνφλάουρ {n} | :: cornflour (UK), cornstarch (US) |
| κορν φλέικς {np} | :: corn flakes |
| κορνφλέικς {n} | :: corn flakes |
| κοροϊδεύω {v} [most senses] | :: mock, ridicule, tease, make fun of |
| κοροϊδεύω {v} [most senses] | :: dupe, fool, deceive |
| κορόιδο {n} | :: dupe, sucker |
| κορόιδο {n} | :: fall guy |
| κορομηλιά {n} | :: cherry plum tree |
| κορόμηλο {n} | :: cherry plum [fruit] |
| κορόνα {f} | :: alternative form of κορώνα |
| κορόνα ή γράμματα {f} {n} | :: alternative form of κορώνα ή γράμματα |
| κοροναϊός {m} | :: alternative form of κορωνοϊός |
| κορονοϊός {m} | :: alternative form of κορωνοϊός |
| κορσές {m} | :: corset, girdle [woman's garment] |
| κορσές {m} | :: (obsolete) stays [woman's garment] |
| κορτάκιας {m} | :: a man who likes to flirt and make amorous advances on many women; a wolf |
| κορυφή {f} | :: peak, summit, top, crest |
| κορυφή {f} | :: apex |
| κορυφή {f} | :: ridge |
| κορυφή {f} [figuratively] | :: top person |
| κορώνα {f} | :: crown |
| κορώνα {f} | :: krona (currency of Sweden) |
| κορώνα {f} | :: krone (currency of Denmark) |
| κορώνα ή γράμματα {f} {n} | :: heads or tails |
| κορωναϊός {m} | :: alternative form of κορωνοϊός |
| κορωνοϊός {m} [disease] | :: coronavirus |
| κορώνω {v} | :: burn |
| κορώνω {v} [figuratively] | :: excite, enflame |
| κος {m} | :: Mr, Mr. |
| κοσμάκης {m} [collective] | :: [pejorative] poor, simple people |
| κόσμημα {n} | :: jewel |
| κοσμητολόγος {mf} | :: beautician, cosmetologist |
| κοσμοδρόμιο {n} | :: cosmodrome [space launch site] |
| κοσμοθεωρία {f} | :: worldview, world view |
| κοσμοκράτωρ {m} | :: cosmocrat |
| κοσμολογία {f} | :: cosmology |
| κοσμοναύτης {m} | :: cosmonaut, astronaut |
| κοσμοπολίτης {m} | :: a cosmopolite; one who has traveled to many countries or is familiar with many cultures |
| κοσμοπολίτης {m} [dated] | :: a cosmopolitan who rejects loyalty to any particular nation; an internationalist or antinationalist |
| κόσμος {m} [astronomy] | :: Universe, cosmos |
| κόσμος {m} | :: world; planet Earth |
| κόσμος {m} [figurative] | :: an imaginary world |
| κόσμος {m} [figurative] | :: one's own, inner world |
| κόσμος {m} [collective, in the singular] | :: society, people, the masses |
| κόσμος {m} | :: a group of people [geographically, historically, socially] |
| Κοσοβάρα {f} | :: Kosovan (a person from Kosovo) |
| Κοσοβάρος {m} | :: Kosovan (a person from Kosovo) |
| Κόσοβο {prop} {n} | :: Kosovo |
| Κοσσυφοπέδιο {prop} {n} | :: Kosovo |
| Κόστα Ρίκα {prop} {f} | :: Κόστα Ρίκα (country) |
| Κοσταρικανή {f} | :: Costa Rican (a person from Costa Rica) |
| Κοσταρικανός {m} | :: Costa Rican (a person from Costa Rica) |
| κοσταρικανός {adj} | :: Costa Rican |
| κοστίζω {v} | :: cost [involve expenditure] |
| κοστίζω {v} [figuratively] | :: cost, come as a blow |
| κόστος {n} [finance] | :: cost |
| κόστος {n} | :: money or effort expended in achieving something |
| κόστος {n} [finance] | :: cost price |
| κόστος {n} | :: rate |
| κόστος {n} | :: consequences |
| κοστούμι {n} | :: suit, costume |
| κότα {f} [bird] | :: hen, chicken (female adult Gallus gallus) |
| κότα {f} [colloquial] | :: chicken, coward (person who lacks courage) |
| κότα {f} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: ditz, airhead, bimbo (feather-brained or pretentious woman) |
| κοτάρα {f} | :: augmentative of κότα |
| κότερο {n} | :: cutter, yacht |
| κοτέτσι {n} | :: henhouse, chicken coop |
| κοτέτσι {n} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: hovel (a small and meager house or cottage) |
| κοτίτσα {f} | :: diminutive of κότα |
| κοτομπουκιά {n} | :: chicken nugget (piece of chicken breast covered with breadcrumbs or batter) |
| κοτόπουλο {n} | :: chicken, pullet |
| κοτόπουλο {n} | :: chicken meat |
| κοτούλα {f} | :: diminutive of κότα |
| κοτσαδόρος {m} [automotive] | :: tow bar, tow hitch (ball or hook attached to rear of vehicle for towing another vehicle) |
| κοτσάνι {n} [botany] | :: stalk, peduncle, stem [of leaf, flower, etc] |
| κοτσάρω {vt} [idiomatic, familiar] | :: impose, put, add something which is regarded excessive or unfair |
| κοτσάρω {vt} [automotive] | :: hitch (connect a trailer to another vehicle) |
| κότσυφας {m} | :: blackbird, Turdus merula |
| κοτσύφι {m} | :: blackbird |
| κοτσυφίνα {m} | :: hen blackbird, female blackbird, Turdus merula |
| κόττα {f} | :: alternative form of κότα |
| κοτυληδόνα {f} [botany] | :: cotyledon |
| κοτυληδώνας {m} | :: alternative form of κοτυληδόνα |
| Κουάλα Λουμπούρ {prop} | :: Κουάλα Λουμπούρ (capital) |
| Κουάλα Λουμπούρ {prop} | :: Κουάλα Λουμπούρ (federal territory) |
| κουάρκ {n} [physics] | :: quark [subatomic particle] |
| κουαφέζ {f} [Egyptiot Dialect] | :: alternative form of κουαφέζα |
| κουαφέζα {f} [Egyptiot Dialect] | :: hairdresser |
| Κούβα {prop} {f} | :: Κούβα (island/and/country) |
| κουβαδάκι {n} | :: small bucket, seaside pail |
| κουβαδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κουβάς |
| κουβαλάω {v} [colloquial] | :: carry |
| κουβαλάω {v} [in the passive] | :: → κουβαλιέμαι |
| κουβαλημένος {v} | :: carried [informal] |
| κουβαλιέμαι {v} | :: I am carried |
| κουβαλιέμαι {v} | :: I visit where I am not wanted, I gatecrash |
| Κουβανή {f} | :: Cuban (a person from Cuba) |
| κουβανικός {adj} | :: Cuban |
| Κουβανός {m} | :: Cuban (a person from Cuba) |
| Κουβέιτ {prop} {n} | :: Kuwait |
| κουβέντα {f} | :: chat, conversation, talk |
| κουβέντα {f} | :: word, phrase |
| κουβεντούλα {f} | :: chat (informal conversation) |
| κουβέρτα {f} | :: blanket |
| κουβέρτα {f} [nautical] | :: deck |
| κουβέρτα {f} | :: pretext |
| κούγκαρ {m} | :: puma, cougar, mountain lion |
| κουδούνι {n} | :: bell |
| κουδούνι {n} | :: doorbell |
| κουδουνίζω {v} | :: ring, jingle, jangle |
| κουδουνίστρα {f} | :: rattle [baby's toy designed to make sound] |
| Κουένυα {f} | :: Quenya |
| κουζίνα {f} | :: kitchen |
| κουζίνα {f} | :: cooker |
| κουζίνα {f} | :: cuisine, cookery |
| Κουίνσλαντ {prop} {f} | :: Queensland (Australian state) |
| Κουΐνσλαντ {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Κουίνσλαντ |
| κουκαμπούρα {f} | :: kookaburra |
| κουκί {n} | :: broad bean [UK], fava bean [US] |
| κουκιά {f} | :: broad bean [UK], fava bean [US] [plant] |
| κούκκος {m} | :: alternative form of κούκος |
| κούκλα {f} | :: doll, puppet, marionette (toy in the form of a human, usually of a baby or girl) |
| κούκλα {f} | :: mannequin, dummy (life-size model of the human body, used for the fitting or displaying of clothes) |
| κούκλα {f} [figuratively] | :: doll, dish, peach, beauty, babe, bombshell (very attractive woman) |
| κούκλα {f} [colloquial, affectionate] | :: darling, sweetheart, babycakes (term of affection for young woman) |
| κούκλα {f} | :: skein (length of cotton yarn put up together) |
| κουκλάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κούκλα, dolly |
| κουκλάρα {f} | :: augmentative of κούκλα, babe, peach, bombshell |
| κουκλί {n} | :: diminutive of κούκλα, small doll |
| κουκλίτσα {f} | :: diminutive of κούκλα, dolly |
| κουκλοθέατρο {n} | :: puppet theatre, puppet theater |
| κούκλος {m} [literally, rare] | :: male doll |
| κούκλος {m} [figuratively] | :: stud, hunk, Adonis (very handsome man) |
| κουκλόσπιτο {n} | :: dollhouse |
| κούκος {m} | :: cuckoo [Cuculus canorus] |
| κουκουβάγια {f} | :: owl |
| κουκούλα {f} | :: hood, cowl |
| κουκουλοφόρος {mf} | :: A person (often a criminal) who wears a mask or has a hood covering their face in order to conceal their identity |
| κουκούτσι {n} | :: stone, pit [of plum, olive, etc] |
| κουκούτσι {n} | :: pip [of orange, lemon, etc] |
| κουκούτσι {n} | :: kernel |
| κουλάκος {m} | :: kulak [prosperous peasant] |
| κουλάρω {vi} [colloquial] | :: cool it, become calm, cool down |
| κουλάρω {vt} [colloquial] | :: make calm |
| κουλλούρα {f} | :: alternative form of κουλούρα |
| κουλόμπ {n} [physics] | :: coulomb [units of electricity] |
| κουλός {adj} | :: handless, having one or no hands at all |
| κουλούρα {f} | :: general term for ring like objects |
| κουλούρα {f} | :: coil [of rope, wire, etc] |
| κουλούρα {f} | :: life jacket |
| κουλούρα {f} | :: bread roll in shape of a ring, bagel like roll |
| κουλούρα {f} | :: zero mark at school |
| κουλούρα {f} | :: (figuratively) marriage, marriage wreath |
| κουλουράκι {n} | :: small koulouri (diminutive of κουλούρι) |
| κουλουράκι {n} | :: cookie |
| Κούλουρη {prop} {f} [colloquial] | :: Salamis (island in the Saronic Gulf where a famous battle in the Persian Wars took place) |
| κουλούρι {n} | :: koulouri, simit (ring shaped bread roll covered with sesame seeds) |
| κουλουριάζομαι {v} [passive] | :: curl up |
| κουλουριάζω {v} | :: coil |
| κουλουριάζω {v} | :: curl up |
| κουλτούρα {f} | :: culture |
| κουμαριά {f} | :: strawberry tree, Arbutus unedo |
| κουμ κουάτ {n} | :: alternative form of κουμκουάτ |
| κουμ-κουάτ {n} | :: alternative form of κουμκουάτ |
| κουμκουάτ {n} | :: kumquat |
| κουμπάρος {m} | :: one's best man, koumbaros; the primary attendant to the couple in a wedding ceremony |
| κουμπάρος {m} | :: the same person may become the godfather of one's child, forming strong relationship with the family |
| κουμπάρος {m} [folksy] | :: manner of addressing unknown person |
| κουμπί {n} | :: button [fastener for clothing] |
| κουμπί {n} | :: button [instrument control] |
| κουμπότρυπα {f} | :: buttonhole |
| κουμπώνω {v} | :: buckle [belt, shoe, etc] |
| κουμπώνω {v} | :: button, button-up |
| κουνάβι {n} | :: ferret |
| κουνάβι {n} [loosely] | :: one of the mustelids |
| κουνάω {v} | :: alternative form of κουνώ |
| κουνέλα {f} | :: female rabbit, doe |
| κουνέλα {f} [figuratively, pejorative] | :: woman who had many births |
| κουνελάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κουνέλι, baby rabbit, bunny |
| κουνέλι {n} | :: rabbit |
| κούνια {f} | :: swing [usually children's playground apparatus] |
| κούνια {f} | :: cradle |
| κουνιάδος {m} | :: brother-in-law, specifically spouse's brother |
| κουνιέμαι {v} | :: get a move on, stir oneself |
| κουνιέμαι {v} | :: swing, wobble |
| κουνούπι {n} | :: mosquito |
| κουνουπίδι {n} | :: cauliflower |
| κουνουπιέρα {f} | :: mosquito net |
| κουντεπιέ {n} [informal anatomy term] | :: instep |
| κουνώ {v} | :: shake, swing, nod |
| κουπ {f} | :: hairstyle |
| κούπα {f} | :: mug, large cup (drinking vessel) |
| κούπα {f} | :: trophy cup |
| κούπα {f} | :: hearts (suit of playing cards) |
| κούπα {f} | :: liquid measure used in cookery |
| κούπα {f} | :: cup (part of a brassiere) |
| κουπάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κούπα, small mug, cup (for drinking), slightly larger than demitasse, usually without handle, or cup for serving ice cream |
| κουπί {n} | :: oar, paddle, scull |
| κούρα {f} | :: treatment [of the sick] |
| κουρά {f} | :: (scholarly) haircutting [work done by barber or shearer] |
| κουράγιο {n} | :: courage, valour |
| κουράδα {f} [colloquial, slightly vulgar] | :: turd (lump of faeces) |
| κουραδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κουράδα |
| κουράδας {m} [offensive, derogatory] | :: turd, prick, jerk, asshole (a bad-natured or contemptible man) |
| κουράδι {n} | :: alternative form of κουράδα |
| κουράδι {n} [Crete] | :: herd |
| κουραδόμαγκας {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: fake tough guy (man who pretends to be tough but isn't) |
| κουραδομηχανή {f} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: lazybones, lazy ass, loafer, lazy shit (lazy person) |
| κουράδω {f} [offensive, derogatory, female] | :: turd, prick, jerk, asshole (a bad-natured or contemptible woman) |
| κουράζομαι {v} | :: be tired, be worn out |
| κουράζομαι {v} | :: wear out yourself |
| κουράζω {v} | :: tire, wear out |
| κουράζω {v} | :: annoy |
| κουραμπιές {m} | :: qurabiya, an almond flavoured, crisp bun similar to a macaroon |
| Κουρασάο {prop} {n} | :: Curaçao |
| κούραση {f} | :: tiredness |
| κουρασμένος {v} | :: tired, worn out |
| κουρασμένος {v} [figuratively] | :: having run out of ideas |
| κουραστικά {adv} | :: tiringly |
| κουραστικός {adj} | :: tiring |
| κουραστικός {adj} | :: trying |
| κουραστικός {adj} | :: heavy going |
| κουραφέξαλα {np} [colloquial] | :: hogwash, bullshit (nonsense) |
| κουρέας {m} | :: barber, men's hairdresser |
| κουρείο {n} | :: barbershop, barber's shop, hairdresser's |
| κουρέλι {n} | :: rag, piece of cloth |
| κουρέλι {n} [figuratively] | :: person wrecked by illness or suffering |
| κουρελιάζω {v} | :: rip apart, tear to pieces |
| κουρελιάζω {v} [figuratively] | :: humble |
| κούρεμα {n} | :: haircut |
| κούρεμα {n} | :: shearing |
| κούρεμα {n} | :: mowing |
| κουρεματάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κούρεμα |
| κουρεύω {v} | :: cut hair |
| κουρεύω {v} | :: shear |
| κούριερ {n} | :: courier [company that delivers goods or messages usually by collecting them from sender] |
| κούριερ {mf} {n} | :: courier [person working in collection or delivery on the above company] |
| κουρκουμάς {m} | :: turmeric |
| κουρκούμη {f} | :: alternative form of κουρκουμάς |
| κουρκουρίζω {v} | :: alternative form of γουργουρίζω |
| κουρκούτι {n} | :: batter [mixture of flour with water and/or milk] |
| κούρνια {f} | :: perch, roost [for bird] |
| κουρούνα {f} | :: crow, especially carrion crow |
| κουρτίνα {f} | :: curtain [window covering] |
| κουσούρι {n} | :: shortcoming (usually for a person) |
| κουστούμι {n} | :: alternative form of κοστούμι |
| κουστούμι {n} [Egyptiot Dialect] | :: swimsuit |
| κουστουμιά {f} [colloquial] | :: suit, costume |
| κουτάβι {n} | :: puppy |
| κουτάλα {f} | :: ladle, large spoon, scoop [wood or metal] |
| κουτάλα {f} [anatomy] | :: scapula |
| κουτάλα {f} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: gaining illegal benefit when in a position of power |
| κουταλάκι {n} [generally] | :: small spoon |
| κουταλάκι {n} [especially] | :: teaspoon |
| κουτάλι {n} [cutlery] | :: spoon |
| κουτάλι {n} [figuratively] | :: spoon [metal lure for fishing] |
| κουταλιά {f} | :: spoonful |
| κουταμάρα {f} | :: stupidity, idiocy (the quality of being stupid) |
| κουταμάρα {f} | :: nonsense, stupidity, idiocy, rubbish (stupid behaviour or talk) |
| κουτεντές {m} | :: idiot, a stupid or gullible person |
| κουτί {n} | :: packet, carton |
| κουτί {n} | :: can, canister |
| κουτί {n} | :: box, caddy |
| κουτορνίθι {n} | :: simpleton |
| κουτορνίθι {n} | :: ninny, nincompoop, goose |
| κουτός {adj} | :: stupid, dumb, idiotic, silly |
| κουτουράδα {f} | :: stupidity, foolishness |
| κουτόφραγκος {m} [colloquial, derogatory, humorous] | :: stupid European (a gullible or naive person from Europe who is seen as easily being tricked or made a fool of by a Greek) |
| κουτσαίνω {v} | :: limp, hobble |
| κουτσαίνω {v} | :: be lame |
| κούτσα-κούτσα {adv} [colloquial] | :: with a limp, limpingly |
| κούτσα-κούτσα {adv} [colloquial, figuratively] | :: slowly, haltingly, bit by bit, little by little |
| κουτσή {f} | :: lame/crippled woman/girl, cripple |
| κουτσό {n} | :: hopscotch (child's game, in which a player, hopping on one foot, drives a stone from one compartment to another of a figure traced or scotched on the ground) |
| κουτσομπόλα {f} [female] | :: gossip, gossiper (one who talks about third parties, often negatively) |
| κουτσομπολεύω {v} | :: gossip, tittle-tattle, (to talk about third parties, often negatively) |
| κουτσομπόλης {m} [male] | :: gossip, gossiper (one who talks about third parties, often negatively) |
| κουτσομπολιό {n} | :: gossip, tittle-tattle, idle talk (the act of talking about third parties, often negatively) |
| κουτσομπολιό {n} | :: gossip, tale, rumour, story (stories and comments made while gossiping, often telling lies or stretching the truth) |
| κουτσός {adj} [of people and animals] | :: lame, crippled (unable to walk properly because of a problem with the feet or legs) |
| κουτσός {adj} [of objects with legs] | :: broken |
| κουτσός {adj} [figuratively] | :: crooked |
| κουτσός {m} | :: lame/crippled man/boy, cripple |
| κουτσουλιά {f} [colloquial] | :: birdshit, bird crap (bird droppings) |
| κουτσουλιά {f} [colloquial, figuratively] | :: any small item or person |
| κουφάρι {n} [usually referring to animals, derogatory when used of humans] | :: corpse, carcass, carrion |
| κουφάρι {n} [nautical] | :: hull |
| κουφιοκέφαλος {adj} | :: empty-headed |
| κούφιος {adj} | :: hollow |
| κούφιος {adj} | :: rotten, decayed |
| κουφοξυλιά {f} | :: elder, elderberry [tree] |
| κούφος {adj} | :: frivolous, foolish, impractical |
| κουφός {adj} | :: deaf |
| κοφτερός {adj} | :: sharp, cutting |
| κόφτης {m} | :: alternative form of κόπτης |
| κοφτό μακαρονάκι {n} | :: macaroni |
| κοφτός {adj} [food] | :: cut up [especially with μακαρόνια (spaghetti)] |
| κοφτός {adj} [cookery] | :: level |
| κοφτός {adj} | :: abrupt, swift |
| κόφτρια {m} | :: alternative form of κόπτρια |
| κόχλι {n} [Egyptiot Dialect] | :: eyeliner |
| κοχλίας {m} | :: screw [threaded fastener] |
| κοχλίας {m} | :: worm gear |
| κοχλίας {m} [anatomy] | :: cochlea |
| κοχλίας {m} | :: Archimedes' screw |
| κοχλίας {m} | :: snail |
| κοχλίας {m} | :: helix |
| κοψιδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κοψίδι |
| κοψίδι {n} | :: chop |
| κραγιόν {n} | :: lipstick |
| κραγιόν {n} | :: crayon |
| κραγιόνι {n} | :: rare spelling of κραγιόν |
| κραγμένος {v} [colloquial, pejorative, of a gay man] | :: flaming, extremely camp (exhibiting typical assumed homosexual behaviour) |
| κραδασμός {m} | :: vibration [act of vibrating] |
| κράζω {vi} | :: without passive forms: |
| κράζω {vi} [of birds] | :: caw, croak, crow (make shrill or harsh sound, especially as of a crow, raven or rook) |
| κράζω {vi} [figuratively, of humans] | :: roar, bellow, holler, yell, screech [shout out in a loud and/or annoying voice] |
| κράζω {vt} [figuratively] | :: call over, cry out for |
| κράζω {vt} [colloquial] | :: with passive forms and participle: |
| κράζω {vt} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: rip to shreds, shout down, boo (criticize severely) |
| κράμα {n} | :: mixture |
| κράμα {n} [metallurgy] | :: alloy |
| κράμβη {f} | :: turnip |
| κράμβη {f} [botany, horticulture] | :: brassica, the cabbage family |
| κραμβολάχανο {n} | :: alternative form of κραμπολάχανο |
| κραμπολάχανο {n} | :: Savoy cabbage |
| κρανίο {n} [anatomy] | :: cranium, skull |
| κρανιοθήρας {m} | :: headhunter [rare] |
| κράνος {n} | :: helmet [for cycling, motorcycling, police, etc] |
| κράση {f} [medicine] | :: constitution or health of a person's body |
| κράση {f} | :: constitution, make up or analysis of a mixture or alloy., |
| κράση {f} | :: [linguistics] crasis [contraction of a vowel at the end of a word with the start of the next word] |
| κρασί {n} | :: wine |
| κρασοπότηρο {n} | :: wine glass |
| κρατάω {v} | :: [with passive voice] κρατιέμαι |
| κρατάω {vt} | :: hold, hold back |
| κρατάω {v} | :: [with passive voice] κρατούμαι |
| κρατάω {v} | :: imprison, retain |
| Κρατήρ {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Crater [constellation] |
| κρατήρας {m} [astronomy, geology] | :: crater |
| κρατήρας {m} [archaeology] | :: krater |
| -κράτης {suffix} | :: -crat [indicating someone characterised by] |
| κράτηση {f} | :: booking (reservation) |
| κράτηση {f} | :: confinement, custody, imprisonment |
| κρατητήριο {n} | :: cells area in police station |
| -κρατία {suffix} | :: -cracy [indicating "domination by"] |
| -κρατία {suffix} | :: -ism [indicating "dominating system"] |
| κρατιέμαι {v} | :: hold on |
| κρατικοποίηση {f} | :: nationalisation [UK], nationalization [US] |
| κρατικοποιούμαι {v} | :: be nationalised [UK], be nationalized [US] |
| κρατικοποιώ {v} | :: nationalise [UK], nationalize [US] (take into public ownership) |
| κρατικός {adj} | :: state, government |
| κρατιστής {m} | :: statist [a supporter of statism] |
| κράτος {n} | :: state, sovereign country |
| κρατούμενη {f} | :: prisoner, detainee |
| κρατουμένη {f} | :: alternative form of κρατούμενη |
| κρατούμενος {m} | :: prisoner, detainee |
| κραυγάζω {v} | :: shout loudly, yell, yell out |
| κραυγή {f} | :: scream, shout, yell |
| κρέας {n} | :: meat |
| κρεατοελιά {f} | :: wart |
| κρεατομηχανή {f} | :: meatgrinder [literally or figuratively] |
| κρεατόμυγα {f} | :: bluebottle, greenbottle, blowfly (flies of the family Calliphoridae that lay their eggs in rotting meat, dung, or open wounds) |
| κρεατοσφαιρίδια {np} [colloquial] | :: meatballs |
| κρεατοφάγος {mf} | :: carnivore, meat eater |
| κρεβάτι {n} | :: bed |
| κρεβάτι {n} | :: A marriage custom, usually some days before the marriage, during which friends and relatives throw money on the marriage bed |
| κρεβατομουρμούρα {f} [colloquial] | :: curtain lecture (scolding or grumbling by a wife to her husband in bed) |
| κρεμ {adj} [colour] | :: cream |
| κρεμ {n} [colour] | :: cream |
| κρέμα {f} | :: cream (the fatty dairy product from milk) |
| κρέμα {f} | :: cream [cosmetic or medical product for the skin] |
| κρέμα {f} | :: cream dessert |
| κρέμα γάλακτος {f} | :: cream, dairy cream |
| κρεμάλα {f} | :: gallows, gallows tree |
| κρεμάλα {f} | :: hangman [word guessing game] |
| κρεμασμένος {v} | :: hanged, suspended |
| κρεμασμένος {v} | :: hanged [executed by suspension by neck] |
| κρεμασμένος {v} [figuratively] | :: dependent |
| κρεμαστάρι {n} | :: something hanging |
| κρεμαστάρι {n} | :: [often plural] hanging fruit |
| κρεμαστάρι {n} [figuratively] | :: something tempting but unreachable |
| κρεμαστάρι {n} [figuratively, derogatory] | :: sagging breasts |
| κρεμαστές γέφυρες {np} | :: plural of κρεμαστή γέφυρα |
| κρεμαστή γέφυρα {f} | :: suspension bridge |
| κρεμαστός {adj} | :: hanging, suspended |
| κρεμάω {v} | :: hang, hang upon, suspend |
| κρεμάω {v} | :: hang (execute) |
| κρεμάω {v} [the passive] | :: see κρεμιέμαι |
| κρεμιέμαι {v} | :: I am hung, I hung |
| κρεμιέμαι {v} [figuratively] | :: be dependent upon |
| κρεμμυδάκι {n} | :: diminutive of κρεμμύδι: small onion |
| κρεμμυδάκι {n} | :: spring onion, scallion (fresh onion plant with an undeveloped bulb) |
| κρεμμυδάκι {n} | :: shallot |
| κρεμμύδι {n} | :: onion [plant, bulb and vegetable] |
| κρεμμύδι {n} [rare] | :: shallot |
| κρεμμύδι χλωρό {n} | :: spring onion, scallion |
| κρεμώ {v} | :: alternative form of κρεμάω |
| κρεολός {m} [historical] | :: Creole (white descendants, usually male, of Spanish settlers in South America) |
| κρεολός {m} [dated] | :: Creole (people, usually male, of mixed parentage born in the Caribbean and South America) |
| κρεοπωλείο {n} [formal] | :: butcher's, butcher's shop |
| κρεοπώλης {m} [formal] | :: butcher (a person who prepares and sells meat) |
| κρεοπώλισσα {f} | :: butcher (a person who prepares and sells meat) |
| κρεπερί {f} | :: creperie |
| κρετίνος {mf} [medicine] | :: cretin |
| κρετίνος {mf} [abusive] | :: idiot, cretin |
| κρημνός {m} | :: (scholarly) alternative form of γκρεμός |
| κρημνός {m} [surgery] | :: flap [attached tissue used during plastic surgery] |
| Κρήτη {prop} {f} | :: Crete (biggest island in Greece) |
| κριάρι {n} | :: ram |
| κριθαράκι {n} | :: orzo pasta |
| κριθαράκι {n} | :: stye |
| κριθάρι {n} | :: barley |
| κριθαρόψωμο {n} | :: barley bread |
| κρίκετ {n} [sports] | :: cricket |
| κρικετόμυς {m} | :: hamster (a small Euroasian rodent of the subfamily Cricetinae) |
| κρικητός {m} | :: hamster (a small Euroasian rodent of the subfamily Cricetinae) |
| κρίκος {m} | :: link, ring [attached to or part of a chain] |
| κρίκος {m} | :: earring |
| κρίκος {m} [figuratively] | :: link (connection between two people, subjects, etc) |
| κρι-κρι {n} | :: kri-kri, Cretan ibex, feral Cretan goat |
| κρίμα {n} | :: Indicates a wrong or unjustified action or a misfortune:a misdeed |
| κρίμα {adv} | :: Indicates pity or shame |
| κρίνο {n} | :: lily |
| κρίνω {v} | :: judge, assess, decide |
| Κριός {prop} {m} | :: Aries [constellation & sign of the zodiac] |
| κριός {m} | :: ram, male sheep |
| κριός {m} | :: battering ram |
| κρίση {f} [legal] | :: judgment, opinion, verdict |
| κρίση {f} | :: judgement, discretion |
| κρίση {f} | :: crisis |
| κρίσιμος {adj} | :: critical, crucial |
| Κριτές {prop} {mp} | :: Judges (seventh book in the New Testament of the Bible) |
| κριτικός {adj} | :: critical [expressing comment or judgement] |
| κριτικός {mf} | :: critic |
| κριτσίνι {n} | :: breadstick, grissino |
| Κροάτης {m} | :: Croatian (a person from Croatia) |
| Κροατία {prop} {f} | :: Croatia |
| Κροατικά {np} | :: alternative case form of κροατικά |
| κροατικά {np} | :: Croatian (the language of Croatia and its people) |
| κροατικός {adj} | :: Croatian [related to the country, people or language] |
| Κροάτισσα {f} | :: Croatian (a person from Croatia) |
| Κροίσος {prop} {m} | :: Croesus (king of ancient Lydia) |
| Κροίσος {prop} {m} [figuratively] | :: someone extremely rich or wealthy |
| κροκόδειλος {m} | :: crocodile (amphibious reptile) |
| κροκόδιλος {m} | :: rare form of κροκόδειλος |
| κρόκος {m} | :: yolk, egg yolk |
| κρόκος {m} [botany] | :: crocus |
| κρόκος {m} [herb] | :: saffron |
| κροκός {m} | :: alternative form of κρόκος |
| κρομμύδι {n} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of κρεμμύδι |
| Κρόνος {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Cronus, Cronos |
| Κρόνος {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: The planet Saturn |
| κροταλίας {m} | :: rattlesnake, rattler |
| κροταλίας {m} [figuratively] | :: untrustworthy and violent man |
| κρόταφος {m} [anatomy] | :: temple |
| κρότος {m} | :: sudden and strong rattling sound, crack |
| κροτώ {v} | :: make sudden and strong rattling sound, crack |
| κρουαζιέρα {f} [nautical] | :: cruise, leisure voyage |
| κρουαζιερόπλοιο {n} | :: cruise liner, cruise ship |
| κρουασάν {n} | :: croissant |
| κρούομαι {v} | :: I am struck |
| κρούσταλλο {n} | :: alternative form of κρύσταλλο |
| κρουστός {adj} [music] | :: of or related to percussion instruments |
| κρουστός {adj} | :: tightly woven |
| κρουστός {adj} | :: full |
| κρούω {v} | :: strike |
| κρύβω {v} | :: hide, cover |
| κρυμμένος {v} | :: hidden, latent |
| κρύο {n} | :: cold, cold weather, etc |
| κρύος {adj} | :: cold, chilled, chilly, cool |
| κρύπτη {f} | :: hidden secret place |
| κρύπτη {f} [architecture] | :: crypt |
| κρύπτη {f} [anatomy] | :: crypt |
| κρυπτό {n} [chemistry] | :: krypton |
| κρυπτογραφία {f} | :: cryptography |
| κρυπτογραφώ {v} | :: encode, encipher, encrypt |
| κρυσταλλικός {adj} | :: crystalline, crystallised [UK], crystallized [US] |
| κρύσταλλο {-} | :: [neuter] mineral crystal, crystal glass, ice |
| κρύσταλλος {m} [chemistry] | :: crystal |
| κρυστάλλωση {f} [chemistry] | :: crystallisation [UK], crystallization [US] |
| κρυφά {adv} | :: in secret |
| κρυφός {adj} | :: hidden, secret |
| κρυφτό {n} [games] | :: hide and seek [UK], hide and go seek [US] |
| κρυφτούλι {n} | :: diminutive of κρυφτό |
| κρυψορχία {f} [pathology] | :: cryptorchidism |
| κρύωμα {n} [medical] | :: cold |
| κσ {n} | :: tbsp (tablespoon, as unit of measure) |
| κταπόδι {n} | :: alternative spelling of χταπόδι |
| ΚΤΕΛ {prop} {n} | :: acronym of Κοινό Ταμείο Εισπράξεων Λεωφορείων, the Greek intercity bus company |
| ΚΤΕΛ {prop} {n} | :: a long distance bus terminal |
| κτένι {n} | :: alternative form of χτένι |
| κτήμα {n} | :: property, real estate, plot [of land] |
| κτήμα {n} | :: farm |
| κτήμα {n} [plural] | :: land, farmland |
| κτήματα {n} | :: land, farmland |
| κτηνάνθρωπος {m} | :: brute, pig (abusive, brutish man) |
| κτηνοβασία {f} | :: beastiality (sexual activity between a human and another animal species) |
| κτηνοβάτης {m} | :: bestialist (person that has sexual relations with non-human animals) |
| κτήνος {n} | :: domestic animal, farm animal, beast |
| κτήνος {n} [figuratively] | :: wild person, brute, beast |
| κτήνος {n} | :: animal, beast |
| κτηνοτροφία {f} | :: husbandry, animal husbandry, livestock rearing |
| κτηνοτρόφος {mf} | :: stock farmer, stockman, stock breeder |
| κτηνώδης {adj} | :: like an animal in form and behaviour |
| κτηνώδης {adj} | :: brutal, brutish, animal, beastly |
| κτήριο {n} | :: alternative form of κτίριο |
| κτητική αντωνυμία {f} [part of speech] | :: possessive pronoun |
| κτητικός {adj} | :: possessive |
| κτητικός {adj} [grammar] | :: possessive |
| κτίζω {v} | :: alternative form of χτίζω |
| κτίριο {n} | :: building |
| κτίσμα {n} | :: building, construction |
| κτίσμα {n} | :: creation |
| κτίστης {m} | :: alternative form of χτίστης (builder) |
| κτίστης {m} [Christianity] | :: God |
| κ.τ.λ. {adv} | :: initialism of και τα λοιπά etc (an abbreviation of etcetera) |
| κτλ {adv} | :: initialism of και τα λοιπά etc (an abbreviation of etcetera) |
| -κτονία {suffix} | :: added to nouns to form a term indicating the killing of the first nouns; equivalent to English -cide: |
| -κτονία {suffix} | :: added to nouns to form a term indicating dying from the first noun: |
| -κτόνος {suffix} | :: added to nouns to form a term indicating the killer of the first nouns: |
| -κτόνος {suffix} | :: added to nouns to form an adjective indicating a killing agent for the first noun; the neuter form serves as the noun in most cases: |
| κτυπάω {v} | :: alternative form of χτυπάω |
| κτύπημα {n} | :: alternative form of χτύπημα |
| κτύπος {m} | :: alternative form of χτύπος |
| κτυπώ {v} | :: alternative form of χτυπάω |
| κυανός {adj} [formal, contemporary] | :: cyan or sky blue |
| κυανός {adj} | :: (as noun) the colour cyan |
| κυβερνημένος {v} | :: governed |
| κυβέρνηση {f} | :: government |
| κυβερνήτης {m} | :: governor (leader of a region or state) |
| κυβερνήτης {m} [nautical] | :: captain, skipper |
| κυβερνήτης {m} | :: pilot (of an aircraft) |
| κυβερνητικός {adj} | :: governmental |
| κυβερνώ {v} | :: rule, govern |
| κυβερνώ {v} | :: captain |
| κυβερνώ {v} | :: navigate |
| κυβισμός {m} [art] | :: cubism |
| κυβισμός {m} [maths, engineering] | :: cubic capacity |
| κυβίστηση {f} [literary, gymnastics] | :: somersault |
| κύβος {m} [geometry] | :: cube |
| κυδώνι {n} [fruit] | :: quince |
| κυδώνι {n} [mollusc] | :: warty venus (Venus verrucosa) |
| κυδωνιά {f} | :: quince tree |
| κύημα {n} [medicine] | :: the foetus, embryon |
| κύηση {f} | :: gestation, pregnancy, gravidity |
| Κύθηρα {np} | :: Kythira (also Cythera, Kythera or Kithira) |
| κυκεώνας {m} | :: kykeon |
| κυκεώνας {m} | :: mess, jumble |
| κυκεώνας {m} | :: bewilderment |
| κυκλικός {adj} | :: circular, round |
| κυκλικός {adj} | :: cyclical, cyclic |
| κυκλοπροπάνιο {n} [organic compound] | :: cyclopropane |
| κύκλος {m} [geometry] | :: circle |
| κύκλος {m} | :: period, cycle |
| κύκλος {m} | :: series, cycle |
| κύκλος {m} | :: clique, coterie, circle, set [of people] |
| κύκλος {m} [sport] | :: circuit, course, track |
| κύκλος {m} [education] | :: course |
| κύκλος {m} [business] | :: turnover |
| κυκλοφορημένος {v} | :: circulated |
| κυκλοφορία {f} | :: circulation |
| κυκλοφορία {f} | :: traffic |
| κυκλοφορούμαι {v} [rare form] | :: [equivalent of the intransitive active voice] κυκλοφορώ |
| κυκλοφορούμαι {v} | :: be published |
| κυκλοφορούμαι {v} | :: be in circulation |
| κυκλοφορώ {v} [media] | :: publish, issue, circulate, release[book, newspaper, etc] |
| κυκλοφορώ {v} | :: circulate, go around |
| κυκλοφορώ {v} | :: be around, be available |
| κυκλοφορώ {v} | :: drive around [in a car, etc] |
| κύκλωμα {n} [electricity, electronics] | :: circuit |
| κύκλωμα {n} | :: network |
| κύκλωμα {n} | :: circle, ring |
| κυκλώνας {m} [weather] | :: cyclone |
| κυκλώνω {v} | :: surround, encircle, encompass |
| κύκνειο άσμα {n} | :: swan song [a final performance] |
| κύκνος {m} [ornithology] | :: swan, Cygnus |
| κυλινδρόμυλος {m} | :: roller mill |
| κυλινδροπίστονο {n} [automotive] | :: cylinder and piston [together] |
| κύλινδρος {m} [geometry] | :: cylinder |
| κύμα {n} | :: wave |
| κύμα {n} [figuratively] | :: surge, influx |
| κύματα {n} | :: vocative and nominative plural form of κύμα |
| κυματίζω {v} | :: wave, flutter, flap [handkerchief, skirt, flag, etc] |
| κυματοθραύστης {m} | :: A breakwater which protects a harbour or coastline |
| κύμβαλο {n} [music instruments] | :: cymbal, cymbals |
| κύμινο {n} | :: cumin [spice] |
| κυναίλουρος {m} | :: cheetah |
| κυνηγάω {v} | :: chase, hunt, pursue, follow |
| κυνηγάω {v} | :: stalk, track [an animal] |
| κυνηγάω {v} | :: stalk, harass [a person] |
| κυνηγημένος {v} | :: hunted, chased |
| κυνηγητό {n} | :: hunt, chase, pursuit |
| κυνηγητό {n} [games] | :: tag |
| κυνηγητό {n} | :: manhunt |
| κυνήγι {n} | :: hunting, shooting, the chase (the search for prey and its killing, for food or pleasure) |
| κυνήγι {n} | :: prey (the animal hunted) |
| κυνηγιέμαι {v} | :: to be hunted |
| κυνηγός {m} | :: hunter |
| κυνηγός κεφαλών {m} | :: headhunter |
| κυνηγώ {v} | :: alternative form of κυνηγάω |
| Κυνθία {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| κυνικός {adj} | :: cynical |
| κυνικός {m} | :: cynic |
| κυνικός {m} | :: dog |
| κυνισμός {m} | :: cynicism |
| κυνισμός {m} [philosophy] | :: Cynicism |
| κυνόδοντας {m} | :: canine tooth, cuspid |
| κυοφορώ {v} | :: gestate |
| κυπαρίσσι {n} | :: cypress tree |
| Κυπαρισσία {prop} {f} | :: Kyparissia |
| κυπαρισσόμηλο {n} | :: cypress cone |
| κύπελλο {n} | :: goblet (drinking vessel) |
| κύπελλο {n} | :: trophy cup |
| Κυπραία {f} | :: Cypriot dialect form of Κύπρια |
| κυπραίικα {np} | :: Cypriot dialect form of κυπριακά |
| κυπραίικος {adj} | :: alternative form of κυπριακός [Cypriot, relating to the country of Cyprus] |
| Κυπραίος {m} | :: Cypriot dialect form of Κύπριος |
| Κύπρια {f} | :: Cypriot (a person from Cyprus) |
| Κυπριακά {np} | :: alternative case form of κυπριακά |
| κυπριακά {np} | :: Cypriot (the dialect of Cyprus and its people) |
| κυπριακός {adj} | :: Cypriot (relating to the country of Cyprus, its people or its language) |
| κυπρίνος {m} | :: carp |
| Κύπριος {m} | :: Cypriot (a person from Cyprus) |
| Κυπριώτης {m} | :: Cypriot (a person from Cyprus) |
| κυπριώτικα {np} | :: Cypriot (the dialect of Cyprus and its people) |
| Κυπριώτισσα {f} | :: Cypriot (a person from Cyprus) |
| Κύπρος {prop} {f} | :: Cyprus |
| κυράτσα {f} [colloquial, humorous, derogatory] | :: snob, social climber (woman who tries to mimic the behaviours and manners of those on a higher social standing than her) |
| κυράτσα {f} [colloquial, humorous, derogatory, by extension] | :: gossip (woman who gossips, usually negatively, about others) |
| κυρήθρα {f} | :: alternative form of κηρήθρα |
| κυρία {f} | :: madam |
| κυρία {f} | :: lady |
| κυριακάτικα {adv} [colloquial, sometimes humorous or pejorative] | :: on a Sunday, of a Sunday [usually with reference to something not appropriate or usual for the day] |
| κυριακάτικα {np} | :: Sunday best (person's finest clothing, especially the clothes one reserves to wear to church on Sunday) |
| κυριακάτικος {adj} | :: of Sunday |
| κυριακάτικος {adj} [neuter plural, adverb] | :: see κυριακάτικα |
| Κυριακή {f} | :: Sunday |
| Κυριακή {prop} | :: given name |
| Κυριακή προσευχή {prop} {f} | :: Lord's Prayer |
| κύρια σελίδα {f} [computing, web] | :: home page [literally: initial page] |
| Κύριε ελέησον {phrase} | :: O Lord, have mercy! (upon us) |
| κυριλέ {adj} | :: posh, affected, chic |
| Κύριλλος {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| κύριο άρθρο {n} [media] | :: leader, lead story, leading article |
| κυριολεκτικά {adv} | :: literally (word for word, not figuratively) |
| κύριο πιάτο {n} | :: main course |
| Κύριος {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Lord (Jesus Christ, God) |
| κύριος {m} | :: mister (title conferred on an adult male) |
| κύριος {m} | :: master (someone who has control over something or someone) |
| κύριος {m} | :: sir (an address to any male) |
| κύριος {adj} | :: main, principal, most important |
| κυρίως {adv} | :: mainly, chiefly |
| κυρογενιά {f} [Maniot] | :: the grandmother's family |
| κυρούλα {f} [colloquial, very rare] | :: diminutive of κυρά |
| κυρούλα {f} [Maniot] | :: grandmother |
| κυρτός {adj} | :: convex |
| κυστεΐνη {f} [biochemistry] | :: cysteine |
| κύστη {f} | :: cavity, pouch, bag |
| κύστη {f} [anatomy] | :: cyst (sac which develops in the natural cavities of an organ) |
| κυστική ίνωση {f} [medical] | :: cystic fibrosis |
| κυστικός {adj} [medicine] | :: cystic (relating to a cyst) |
| κυστικός {adj} [anatomy] | :: cystic relating to the bladder or gall bladder |
| κύτος {n} | :: vessel (vase, jug, ewer, urn) |
| κύτος {n} | :: hold [of ship or aeroplane] |
| κυτταρικός {adj} [biology, cytology] | :: cellular [relating to cells] |
| κυτταρίνη {f} [biology, chemistry] | :: cellulose [carbohydrate plant material] |
| κύτταρο {n} [biology, cytology] | :: cell (basic unit of a living organism) |
| κυψέλη {f} | :: beehive, hive |
| κωδεΐνη {f} [pharmacology] | :: codeine |
| κώδικας {m} [countable] | :: code |
| κώδικας {m} [countable] | :: codex [an early manuscript book] |
| κώδικας {m} [uncountable, computing, programming] | :: source code |
| κώδικας QR {m} | :: QR code |
| κώδικας Μορς {m} | :: Morse code |
| κώδικας Μπράιγ {f} | :: braille |
| κωδικοποιώ {v} [law] | :: codify |
| κωδικοποιώ {v} [taxonomy] | :: codify |
| κωδικοποιώ {v} | :: codify, organise [data] |
| κωδικοποιώ {v} | :: encode, encipher, encrypt |
| κωδικός {adj} | :: of or relating to code; secret |
| κωδικός {m} | :: access code, password |
| κωδικός πρόσβασης {m} [computing] | :: password, access code |
| κωδωνοκρούστης {mf} | :: bell ringer |
| κωδωνοστάσιο {n} | :: bell tower, belfry, campanile |
| κωλ- {prefix} [colloquial, chiefly vulgar] | :: alternative form of κωλο- |
| κωλάρα {f} [vulgar, colloquial] | :: augmentative of κώλος |
| κωλαράκι {n} [vulgar, colloquial] | :: diminutive of κώλος |
| κωλαράκος {m} [vulgar, colloquial] | :: diminutive of κώλος |
| κωλο- {prefix} [colloquial, chiefly vulgar] | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate something related to the anus or buttocks: |
| κωλο- {prefix} [colloquial] | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate something is of low quality or badly built: |
| κωλο- {prefix} [colloquial] | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate something which causes great anger or discomfort on someone: |
| κωλο- {prefix} [colloquial, offensive] | :: added before a noun, adjective or verb to create words that indicate someone who is very contemptible or hated: |
| κωλό- {prefix} [colloquial, chiefly vulgar] | :: alternative form of κωλο- |
| κωλόγερος {m} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive] | :: old bastard, old asshole, old fart (abusive term for elderly man) |
| κωλόγρια {f} [colloquial, derogatory, offensive] | :: old bitch, old cunt, old fart (abusive term for elderly woman) |
| κωλοδάχτυλο {n} [colloquial, offensive] | :: middle finger, one-finger salute, the finger (obscene gesture made by holding only the middle finger of a hand erect while the rest of the fingers are in a fist) |
| κωλοδάχτυλο {n} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: rectal fingerbang (insertion of one or more digits into another person's anus for sexual pleasure) |
| κωλομέρι {n} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: arsecheek, asscheek, butt cheek, nether cheek (a buttock) |
| κωλοπαιδαράς {m} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: augmentative of κωλόπαιδο |
| κωλοπαίδι {n} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: alternative form of κωλόπαιδο |
| κωλόπαιδο {n} [colloquial, offensive] | :: little shit, little brat, little asshole (badly behaved child or young person) |
| κωλοπηλάλα {f} [colloquial, humorous] | :: The type of running or sprinting someone does when they need to defecate urgently (for example, with diarrhoea) |
| κωλοπηλάλα {f} [figuratively] | :: A great rush or desire for quick action |
| κώλος {m} [colloquial, mildly vulgar] | :: bumhole, butthole, arsehole, asshole (the anus) |
| κώλος {m} [colloquial, colloquial] | :: arse, ass, bum, bottom (the buttocks) |
| κώλος {m} [colloquial, figuratively] | :: seat [of clothes] |
| κώλος {m} [colloquial, figuratively] | :: rear [of a vehicle] |
| κώλος {m} [colloquial, figuratively] | :: hole [in anything] |
| κώλος και βρακί {adj} [colloquial, familiar, idiom] | :: hand in glove (very close, very intimate) |
| κωλοτούμπα {f} [gymnastics] | :: somersault |
| κωλοτούμπα {f} [, figuratively] | :: U-turn, sudden turnabout, volte-face, backflip |
| κωλοτρυπίδα {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: arsehole, asshole (the anus) |
| κωλότσεπη {f} | :: hip-pocket |
| κωλοφυλλάδα {n} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: rag (low-quality newspaper or magazine) |
| κωλοφωτιά {f} [colloquial] | :: firefly |
| κωλόχαρτο {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: bumfodder, asswipe (toilet paper) |
| κωλόχαρτο {f} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: Any paper deemed to be worthless and without value such as university degrees or any other official documents |
| κωλύομαι {v} | :: I am hindered |
| κωλύω {v} | :: prevent by putting an obstacle, hinder, preclude |
| κωλύω {v} | :: (perfective tenses: for legal expressions) |
| κώμα {n} [medical] | :: coma |
| κωμειδύλλιο {n} | :: comic opera, play usually including songs, musical theatre |
| κωμωδία {f} | :: comedy (play or film) |
| κωνάριο {n} [anatomy] | :: pineal gland |
| κωνίο {n} [anatomy] | :: cone [part of the retina] |
| Κωνσταντής {prop} {m} | :: A shortened, everyday form of Κωνσταντίνος |
| Κωνσταντία {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Κωνσταντίνα {prop} {f} | :: given name, Constantina |
| Κωνσταντινάκης {prop} {m} | :: A shortened, everyday form of Κωνσταντίνος |
| Κωνσταντίνος {prop} {m} | :: given name, Constantine |
| Κωνσταντινούπολη {prop} {f} | :: Κωνσταντινούπολη (largest city) |
| Κωνσταντινούπολις {prop} {f} [Katharevousa] | :: Constantinople, medieval capital of Ῥωμανία, known as Byzantine Empire; contemporary İstanbul, Turkey |
| Κωνσταντινουπολίτης {m} | :: Constantinopolitan (a native of Constantinople) |
| κωνσταντινουπολίτικος {adj} | :: Constantinopolitan |
| Κωνσταντινουπολίτισσα {f} | :: Constantinopolitan (a native of Constantinople) |
| Κωνσταντῖνος {prop} {m} [Katharevousa, polytonic script] | :: given name, Constantine |
| κωπηλάτης {m} | :: oarsman, rower |
| Κως {prop} {f} | :: Κως (island) |
| Κως {prop} {f} | :: Kos (largest town on the above island) |
| Κώσταινα {prop} {f} | :: the wife of Κώστας (Kostas) |
| Κωστάκης {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Κωσταντής {prop} {m} | :: A shortened, everyday form of Κωνσταντίνος |
| Κωσταντίνα {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Κωνσταντίνα, Constantina pronounced without nu (ν) |
| Κωσταντίνος {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Κωνσταντίνος, Constantine pronounced without nu (ν) |
| Κώστας {prop} {m} | :: A shortened, everyday form of Κωνσταντίνος |
| Κωστής {prop} {m} | :: A shortened, everyday form of Κώστας, of Κωνσταντίνος, Constantine |
| Κωστούλης {prop} {m} | :: A shortened, everyday form of Κωνσταντίνος |
| κωφός {adj} | :: alternative form of κουφός |
| κώφωση {f} [medicine] | :: deafness |