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How do you say "oil" in Greek?

το λάδι

to ladhi

Noun Greek alphabet

In Greek, "oil" is το λάδι.

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Pronunciation

Say LAH-dhee with stress on the first syllable, the dh sound from delta soft.

Writing and usage

Uses lambda (λ), alpha (α), delta (δ), iota (ι), with accent on initial alpha.

Example sentence

Το λάδι είναι ακριβό.

The oil is expensive.

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How to remember το λάδι

Ladhi is compact and simple. The soft dh sound matches the smooth, liquid nature of oil.

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Questions about το λάδι

How do you say "oil" in Greek?

In Greek, "oil" is το λάδι. It is a noun.

How is το λάδι written in Greek?

Uses lambda (λ), alpha (α), delta (δ), iota (ι), with accent on initial alpha.

How is το λάδι used in a sentence?

Use το λάδι as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Το λάδι είναι ακριβό. (The oil is expensive.).

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