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How do you say "musician" in Greek?
ο μουσικός
o moysikos
In Greek, "musician" is ο μουσικός (o moysikos).
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Pronunciation
This one comes out as "o moysikos" in transliteration; the rhythm stays fairly flat across the word, the little "o" in front just marks it as a masculine noun, so don't skip over it.
Grammar notes
ο μουσικός is masculine. Its plural is μουσικοί.
Example sentence
Ο μουσικός έπαιξε μια υπέροχη μελωδία.
O moysikos epaixe mia uperochi melodia.
The musician played a lovely tune.
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How to remember ο μουσικός
Let "o moysikos" call up that musician; the sound bends toward saying "moysikos" fast. Keep that picture in mind and the word tends to resurface on its own.
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Questions about ο μουσικός
How do you pronounce ο μουσικός?
This one comes out as "o moysikos" in transliteration; the rhythm stays fairly flat across the word, the little "o" in front just marks it as a masculine noun, so don't skip over it.
Is ο μουσικός masculine or feminine?
ο μουσικός is masculine. ο μουσικός is masculine. Its plural is μουσικοί.
How is ο μουσικός used in Greek?
ο μουσικός is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ο μουσικός έπαιξε μια υπέροχη μελωδία. (The musician played a lovely tune.).
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