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How do you say "sad" in Greek?

λυπημένος

lipimenos

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In Greek, "sad" is λυπημένος.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced lee-pee-MEH-nos with stress on the second syllable. The lambda (λ) sounds like 'l', and the pi (π) is a hard 'p'.

Writing and usage

Lambda (λ) is 'l'. The iota (ι) sounds like 'ee'. Epsilon (ε) has an accent mark (έ) showing stress placement.

Example sentence

αισθάνομαι λυπημένος.

I feel sad.

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How to remember λυπημένος

Sadness leaves someone depressed or sunk. The Greek root means to lack or fall short.

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Questions about λυπημένος

How do you say "sad" in Greek?

In Greek, "sad" is λυπημένος. It is a noun.

How is λυπημένος written in Greek?

Lambda (λ) is 'l'. The iota (ι) sounds like 'ee'. Epsilon (ε) has an accent mark (έ) showing stress placement.

How is λυπημένος used in a sentence?

Use λυπημένος as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: αισθάνομαι λυπημένος. (I feel sad.).

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