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How do you say "pine" in Greek?

το πεύκο

to peyko

Noun Neuter

In Greek, "pine" is το πεύκο (to peyko).

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Pronunciation

Pronounce it "to peyko", making sure "pe" gets the stronger beat.

Grammar notes

το πεύκο is neuter. Its plural is πεύκα.

Example sentence

Το πεύκο μύριζε φρέσκο στο δάσος.

To peyko myrize fresko sto dasos.

The pine smelled fresh in the forest.

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How to remember το πεύκο

The "pe" sound is the memorable hook here, so attach a quick mental picture of το πεύκο to it.

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Questions about το πεύκο

How do you pronounce το πεύκο?

Pronounce it "to peyko", making sure "pe" gets the stronger beat.

Is το πεύκο masculine or feminine?

το πεύκο is neuter. το πεύκο is neuter. Its plural is πεύκα.

How is το πεύκο used in Greek?

το πεύκο is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Το πεύκο μύριζε φρέσκο στο δάσος. (The pine smelled fresh in the forest.).

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