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How do you say "cat" in Greek?

η γάτα

i gata

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In Greek, "cat" is η γάτα.

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Pronunciation

Say GAH-tah with stress on the first syllable, the Greek word for this common pet.

Writing and usage

Uses gamma (γ), alpha (α), tau (τ), with an accent on the first alpha.

Example sentence

Η γάτα ύπνιάζει στον καναπέ.

The cat is sleeping on the sofa.

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How to remember η γάτα

Gata is related to ancient Greek gale, but the modern form emphasizes the feline nature.

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Questions about η γάτα

How do you say "cat" in Greek?

In Greek, "cat" is η γάτα. It is a noun.

How is η γάτα written in Greek?

Uses gamma (γ), alpha (α), tau (τ), with an accent on the first alpha.

How is η γάτα used in a sentence?

Use η γάτα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Η γάτα ύπνιάζει στον καναπέ. (The cat is sleeping on the sofa.).

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