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How do you say "molecule" in Greek?

το μόριο

to morio

Noun Neuter

In Greek, "molecule" is το μόριο (to morio).

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Pronunciation

Aim for something like "to morio", with your voice rising slightly on "mo".

Grammar notes

το μόριο is neuter. Its plural is μόρια.

Example sentence

Ένα μόριο νερού έχει τρία άτομα.

Έna morio neroy echei tria atoma.

A water molecule has three atoms.

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How to remember το μόριο

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Questions about το μόριο

How do you pronounce το μόριο?

Aim for something like "to morio", with your voice rising slightly on "mo".

Is το μόριο masculine or feminine?

το μόριο is neuter. το μόριο is neuter. Its plural is μόρια.

How is το μόριο used in Greek?

το μόριο is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ένα μόριο νερού έχει τρία άτομα. (A water molecule has three atoms.).

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