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How do you say "grater" in Greek?

ο τρίφτης

o triftis

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In Greek, "grater" is ο τρίφτης.

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Pronunciation

Say oh TRIF-tis with stress on the first syllable. Tau (τ) is a hard 't' sound.

Writing and usage

Rho (ρ) rolls slightly. Iota (ι) is a short 'i'. The ending -της marks masculine gender.

Example sentence

Πήρα το τρίφτη για το τυρί.

I took the grater for the cheese.

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How to remember ο τρίφτης

Triftis comes from the verb trifoh, meaning to rub or grate, which is what a grater does.

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Questions about ο τρίφτης

How do you say "grater" in Greek?

In Greek, "grater" is ο τρίφτης. It is a noun.

How is ο τρίφτης written in Greek?

Rho (ρ) rolls slightly. Iota (ι) is a short 'i'. The ending -της marks masculine gender.

How is ο τρίφτης used in a sentence?

Use ο τρίφτης as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Πήρα το τρίφτη για το τυρί. (I took the grater for the cheese.).

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