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How do you say "plant" in Greek?
το φυτό
to futo
In Greek, "plant" is το φυτό (to futo).
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Pronunciation
It's spoken as "to futo", and native speakers lean into "fu" when they say it.
Grammar notes
το φυτό is neuter. Its plural is φυτά.
Example sentence
Πότιζε το φυτό κάθε πρωί.
Potize to futo kathe proi.
She watered the plant every morning.
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How to remember το φυτό
Turn "to futo" into a tiny story in your head, with το φυτό as the main character.
Related words
- root η ρίζα
- branch το κλαδί
- trunk ο κορμός
- leaf το φύλλο
- seed ο σπόρος
- bud το μπουμπούκι
- oak η βελανιδιά
- pine το πεύκο
- palm ο φοίνικας
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Questions about το φυτό
How do you pronounce το φυτό?
It's spoken as "to futo", and native speakers lean into "fu" when they say it.
Is το φυτό masculine or feminine?
το φυτό is neuter. το φυτό is neuter. Its plural is φυτά.
How is το φυτό used in Greek?
το φυτό is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Πότιζε το φυτό κάθε πρωί. (She watered the plant every morning.).
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