| Ω {letter}
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:: The upper case letter omega (ωμέγα), the last letter of the modern Greek alphabet
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| Ω {letter}
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:: The upper case letter omega (Ω) is used as the mathematical notation or symbol for the last place in a set or group of items
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| Ω {num}
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:: The number 800 in Greek numerals
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| Ω {num}
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:: The number 800,000 in Greek numerals
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| Ω΄ {num}
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:: The Greek numeral representing the number eight hundred (800); typically romanized as the Roman numeral DCCC
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| -ω {suffix}
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:: ending of 1st person singular_number of active forms of verbs of the 1st Conjugation as well as other moods and tenses
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| -ω {suffix}
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:: ending of adverb
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| -ω {suffix}
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:: ending of colloquial hypocoristic femine names
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| -ω {suffix}
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:: ending of vernacular derogatory feminine nouns deriving from nouns
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| ω {letter}
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:: The lower case letter omega (ωμέγα), the 24th and last letter of the modern Greek alphabet
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| ω {interj}
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:: oh!
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| ω΄ {num} [non-standard]
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:: alternative form of Ω΄
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| ωάριο {n} [medicine, biology]
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:: egg cell, ovum
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| ωάριο {n} [botany]
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:: ovule
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| ωθώ {v}
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:: urge, push
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| Ωκεανία {prop} {f}
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:: Oceania
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| Ωκεανίδα {f} [Greek god]
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:: Oceanid
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| ωκεάνιος {adj} [geography]
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:: Oceanic
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| Ωκεανός {prop} {m} [Greek god]
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:: Oceanus (Greek god, father of all rivers)
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| ωκεανός {m}
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:: ocean
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| ωκεανός {m}
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:: wealth
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| Ώλαντ {prop} {n}
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:: Åland [the Åland Islands, a province of Finland]
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| ωλένη {f} [anatomy]
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:: ulna, elbow bone (bone of the forearm)
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| ωμ {n} [physics, electricity]
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:: ohm (derived SI unit of electrical resistance)
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| -ωμα {suffix}
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:: indicating process, action
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| ωμά {adv}
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:: brutally, abruptly, bluntly
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| ωμέγα {n}
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:: omega, the 24th letter of the Greek alphabet
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| ώμος {m}
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:: shoulder
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| ωμός {adj}
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:: raw, uncooked
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| ωμός {adj}
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:: crude
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| ωμός {adj}
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:: brutal
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| -ώνω {suffix}
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:: usually produces verbs indicating an action or its result
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| ωογένεση {f} [biology]
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:: oogenesis
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| ωοειδής {adj}
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:: egg-shaped, oviform, ovoid
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| ωοτόκος {adj} [biology]
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:: oviparous, egg laying
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| ώπα {interj}
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:: hey!, olé! (indicating good cheer, often used during dancing, expressing fun, enthusiasm and excitement)
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| ώπα {interj}
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:: Indicating admiration and surprise
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| ώπα {interj}
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:: Indicating endearment and care, accompanying singing to infants
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| ώπα {interj}
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:: whoa! (a command to stop)
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| ώπα {interj}
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:: oops, expression for acknowledgment of a minor mistake
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| -ωπός {suffix}
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:: Added to adjectives to give a diminutive or ameliorated form
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| ώρα {f}
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:: hour (1/24 of a day)
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| ώρα {f}
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:: time (A quantity of availability in time, time of day as indicated by a clock, some specific time, right time, time for something)
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| Ωραία Κοιμωμένη {prop} {f}
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:: Sleeping Beauty (fairy tale and character)
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| ωραίος {adj}
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:: good, fine, nice
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| ωραίος {adj}
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:: beautiful, pretty, lovely, handsome
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| ωράριο {n}
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:: work hours, working timetable
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| ωριαίος {adj}
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:: hourly
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| ώριμα {adv}
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:: maturely, ripely
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| ώριμος {adj} [of fruits, vegetables, seeds etc]
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:: ripe, mature, mellow (ready for reaping or gathering, or having attained perfection)
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| ώριμος {adj} [figuratively]
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:: mature, ripe (grown up in terms of physical appearance, behaviour or thinking)
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| ωριμότητα {f}
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:: maturity, ripeness (quality of being mature)
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| ωρίμως {adv} [formal]
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:: maturely, ripely
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| Ωρίων {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
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:: Orion, the hunter killed by Artemis
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| Ωρίων {prop} {m} [astronomy]
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:: Orion, the constellation
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| ΩΡΛ {n}
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:: abbreviation of ωτορινολαρυγγολογία (ENT; ear, nose and throat)
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| Ωρολόγιον {prop} {n} [astronomy]
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:: Horologium [constellation]
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| ωρύομαι {v} [formal]
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:: howl (with anger, pain)
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| ωρύομαι {v}
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:: howl (also of animals)
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| ως {adv}
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:: as
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| ως {particle}
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:: as
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| ως {prep}
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:: (position) to, as far as
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| ως {prep}
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:: (time) until, before, by
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| ωσάν {prep}
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:: alternative form of σαν
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| ωσαννά {interj} [Judaism, Christianity]
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:: hosanna (cry of praise or adoration to God)
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| ώσμωση {f} [chemistry, biology]
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:: osmosis
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| ωσότου {conj} [formal]
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:: until (up to the time of)
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| ώσπερ {adv} [formal, archaic, katharevousa]
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:: exactly like
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| ώσπου {adv}
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:: by the time, when
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| ώσπου {conj}
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:: until (up to the time of)
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| ώστε {conj}
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:: so that, so, in order that, in order for (with the result that)
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| ώστε {conj}
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:: so that, so, therefore (with the result that)
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| ώστε {conj} [at the start of clauses]
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:: so (consequently, therefore)
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| ωστόσο {conj}
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:: nevertheless, nonetheless, however, but, yet, still (in spite of what preceded)
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| ωταλγία {f}
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:: otalgia, earache
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| ωτίδα {f}
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:: bustard
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| ωτίτης {m} [anatomy]
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:: little finger [UK], pinkie[US]
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| ωτίτιδα {f}
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:: otitis, ear inflammation
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| ωφελιμισμός {m} [philosophy]
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:: utilitarianism
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| ωφελούμαι {v}
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:: profit, benefit
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| ωφελώ {v}
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:: benefit, be good for, profit
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| ώχρα {f} [colour, painting]
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:: ochre
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| ωχριώ {v}
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:: blanch, turn pale
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| ωχριώ {v}
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:: turn yellow
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| ωχρός {adj} [colour]
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:: ochre
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| ωχρός {adj}
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:: pale, haggard, pallid, wan
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| ωχρότητα {f}
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:: pallor, paleness
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