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How do you say "hen" in Greek?

η κότα

i kota

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In Greek, "hen" is η κότα.

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Pronunciation

Say KO-tah with stress on the first syllable, short and straightforward.

Writing and usage

Formed from kappa (κ), omicron (ο), tau (τ), and alpha (α). The accent sits on the initial omicron.

Example sentence

Η κότα γαgatuεί αυγά.

The hen lays eggs.

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How to remember η κότα

Kota is a simple three-letter base with one vowel sound. It echoes the Japanese word for similar animals.

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Questions about η κότα

How do you say "hen" in Greek?

In Greek, "hen" is η κότα. It is a noun.

How is η κότα written in Greek?

Formed from kappa (κ), omicron (ο), tau (τ), and alpha (α). The accent sits on the initial omicron.

How is η κότα used in a sentence?

Use η κότα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Η κότα γαgatuεί αυγά. (The hen lays eggs.).

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