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How do you say "mirror" in Greek?
ο καθρέφτης
o kathreftis
In Greek, "mirror" is ο καθρέφτης.
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Pronunciation
Say oh kah-THREF-tis, stress on the second syllable. The 'th' comes from the Greek theta (θ).
Writing and usage
Theta (θ) represents the 'th' sound. The ending -της indicates a masculine noun in Greek.
Example sentence
Κοιτάχτηκα στο καθρέφτη.
I looked at myself in the mirror.
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How to remember ο καθρέφτης
Kathreftis sounds like 'cath-rephrase' - you see a reflection of yourself when you look at a mirror.
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Questions about ο καθρέφτης
How do you say "mirror" in Greek?
In Greek, "mirror" is ο καθρέφτης. It is a noun.
How is ο καθρέφτης written in Greek?
Theta (θ) represents the 'th' sound. The ending -της indicates a masculine noun in Greek.
How is ο καθρέφτης used in a sentence?
Use ο καθρέφτης as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Κοιτάχτηκα στο καθρέφτη. (I looked at myself in the mirror.).
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