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How do you say "closed" in Greek?
κλειστός
klisto
In Greek, "closed" is κλειστός.
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Pronunciation
Say KLEE-sto with stress on the first syllable. The kappa (κ) is hard 'k', and the lambda (λ) is 'l'.
Writing and usage
Kappa (κ) is hard 'k'. Lambda (λ) is 'l'. Iota (ι) sounds like 'ee'. Sigma (σ) is 's'. Tau (τ) is hard 't'.
Example sentence
Η πόρτα είναι κλειστή.
The door is closed.
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How to remember κλειστός
Closed doors are shut tight. The Greek root relates to closing or securing.
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Questions about κλειστός
How do you say "closed" in Greek?
In Greek, "closed" is κλειστός. It is a noun.
How is κλειστός written in Greek?
Kappa (κ) is hard 'k'. Lambda (λ) is 'l'. Iota (ι) sounds like 'ee'. Sigma (σ) is 's'. Tau (τ) is hard 't'.
How is κλειστός used in a sentence?
Use κλειστός as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Η πόρτα είναι κλειστή. (The door is closed.).
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