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How do you say "pliers" in Greek?

η πένσα

i pensa

Noun Feminine

In Greek, "pliers" is η πένσα (i pensa).

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Pronunciation

Speak it as "i pensa", giving "pe" the strongest emphasis in the word.

Grammar notes

η πένσα is feminine. Its plural is Η πένσα.

Example sentence

Έπιασε το σύρμα με την πένσα.

Έpiase to syrma me tin pensa.

She gripped the wire with the pliers.

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How to remember η πένσα

Repeat "pe" out loud and picture η πένσα right as you say it, so the two fuse together.

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Questions about η πένσα

How do you pronounce η πένσα?

Speak it as "i pensa", giving "pe" the strongest emphasis in the word.

Is η πένσα masculine or feminine?

η πένσα is feminine. η πένσα is feminine. Its plural is Η πένσα.

How is η πένσα used in Greek?

η πένσα is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Έπιασε το σύρμα με την πένσα. (She gripped the wire with the pliers.).

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