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How do you say "pipe" in Greek?
ο σωλήνας
o solinas
In Greek, "pipe" is ο σωλήνας.
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Pronunciation
Stress the first syllable: soh-LEE-nas. The 'ο' is short, the final 'as' is light.
Writing and usage
Solinas uses 'σ' and ends in masculine 'ας'. From Latin solinus meaning tube.
Example sentence
Το νερό άπλωνε από το σωλήνα.
Water flowed from the pipe.
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How to remember ο σωλήνας
Solitary pipes carry one stream. A solinas is a tube for carrying water or gas.
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Questions about ο σωλήνας
How do you say "pipe" in Greek?
In Greek, "pipe" is ο σωλήνας. It is a noun.
How is ο σωλήνας written in Greek?
Solinas uses 'σ' and ends in masculine 'ας'. From Latin solinus meaning tube.
How is ο σωλήνας used in a sentence?
Use ο σωλήνας as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Το νερό άπλωνε από το σωλήνα. (Water flowed from the pipe.).
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