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How do you say "moss" in Greek?

τα βρύα

ta vrya

Noun Neuter

In Greek, "moss" is τα βρύα (ta vrya).

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Pronunciation

Pronounce it "ta vrya", making sure "vrya" gets the stronger beat.

Grammar notes

τα βρύα is neuter. Its plural is βρύα.

Example sentence

Μαλακά βρύα κάλυπταν την παλιά πέτρα.

Malaka vrya kaluptan tin palia petra.

Soft moss covered the old stone.

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How to remember τα βρύα

Whisper "vrya" to yourself and immediately think of τα βρύα; that pairing is the whole hook.

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Questions about τα βρύα

How do you pronounce τα βρύα?

Pronounce it "ta vrya", making sure "vrya" gets the stronger beat.

Is τα βρύα masculine or feminine?

τα βρύα is neuter. τα βρύα is neuter. Its plural is βρύα.

How is τα βρύα used in Greek?

τα βρύα is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Μαλακά βρύα κάλυπταν την παλιά πέτρα. (Soft moss covered the old stone.).

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