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How do you say "empty" in Greek?

αδειο

adio

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In Greek, "empty" is αδειο.

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Pronunciation

Say AH-dhee-oh with stress on the first syllable. The alpha (α) sounds like 'ah', and the delta (δ) is a soft 'd'.

Writing and usage

Alpha (α) at the start. Delta (δ) is a soft 'd' sound. Iota (ι) sounds like 'ee'. Omicron (ο) is short 'o'.

Example sentence

Το κουτί είναι άδειο.

The box is empty.

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How to remember αδειο

Empty spaces are void of content. The Greek root means unfilled.

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Questions about αδειο

How do you say "empty" in Greek?

In Greek, "empty" is αδειο. It is a noun.

How is αδειο written in Greek?

Alpha (α) at the start. Delta (δ) is a soft 'd' sound. Iota (ι) sounds like 'ee'. Omicron (ο) is short 'o'.

How is αδειο used in a sentence?

Use αδειο as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Το κουτί είναι άδειο. (The box is empty.).

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