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How do you say "screw" in Greek?
η βίδα
i vida
In Greek, "screw" is η βίδα (i vida).
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Pronunciation
Pronounce it "i vida", making sure "vi" gets the stronger beat.
Grammar notes
η βίδα is feminine. Its plural is βίδες.
Example sentence
Έσφιξε τη βίδα με έναν οδηγό.
Έsfixe ti vida me enan odigo.
She tightened the screw with a driver.
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How to remember η βίδα
Give "vi" a funny mental voice, then connect that voice directly to η βίδα.
Related words
- hammer το σφυρί
- screwdriver το κατσαβίδι
- wrench το κλειδί
- saw το πριόνι
- drill το τρυπάνι
- wire το σύρμα
- glue η κόλλα
- plastic το πλαστικό
- rubber το λάστιχο
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Questions about η βίδα
How do you pronounce η βίδα?
Pronounce it "i vida", making sure "vi" gets the stronger beat.
Is η βίδα masculine or feminine?
η βίδα is feminine. η βίδα is feminine. Its plural is βίδες.
How is η βίδα used in Greek?
η βίδα is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Έσφιξε τη βίδα με έναν οδηγό. (She tightened the screw with a driver.).
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