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How do you say "ceiling" in Greek?

το ταβάνι

to tavani

Noun Greek alphabet

In Greek, "ceiling" is το ταβάνι.

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Pronunciation

Stress the second syllable: tah-VAH-nee. The 'α' is open, the final 'i' is long.

Writing and usage

Tavani uses 'ν' and ends in neuter 'ι'. The word is simple and straightforward.

Example sentence

Το ταβάνι ήταν λευκό.

The ceiling was white.

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How to remember το ταβάνι

Ceiling is overhead. A tavani is what you see when you look up.

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Questions about το ταβάνι

How do you say "ceiling" in Greek?

In Greek, "ceiling" is το ταβάνι. It is a noun.

How is το ταβάνι written in Greek?

Tavani uses 'ν' and ends in neuter 'ι'. The word is simple and straightforward.

How is το ταβάνι used in a sentence?

Use το ταβάνι as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Το ταβάνι ήταν λευκό. (The ceiling was white.).

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