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How do you say "ninth" in Greek?

το ένατο

to enato

Noun Neuter

In Greek, "ninth" is το ένατο (to enato).

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Pronunciation

Speak it as "to enato", giving "na" the strongest emphasis in the word.

Grammar notes

το ένατο is neuter. Its plural is ένατα.

Example sentence

Αυτά είναι τα ένατα γενέθλιά της.

Auta einai ta enata genethlia tis.

This is her ninth birthday.

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How to remember το ένατο

The trick is the "na" beat: exaggerate it once and το ένατο will come back to mind on its own.

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Questions about το ένατο

How do you pronounce το ένατο?

Speak it as "to enato", giving "na" the strongest emphasis in the word.

Is το ένατο masculine or feminine?

το ένατο is neuter. το ένατο is neuter. Its plural is ένατα.

How is το ένατο used in Greek?

το ένατο is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Αυτά είναι τα ένατα γενέθλιά της. (This is her ninth birthday.).

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