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How do you say "shed" in Greek?
η καλύβα
i kaliva
In Greek, "shed" is η καλύβα.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce 'i ka-LI-va' with stress on the second syllable. The 'k' sound is from kappa (κ), the Greek 'k'.
Writing and usage
Kaliva is a simple, direct word. The accent mark sits on the 'i' (í), showing where the stress falls in the word.
Example sentence
Η καλύβα είχε ξύλινη σκεπή.
The shed had a wooden roof.
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How to remember η καλύβα
Kaliva suggests a small cabin or shelter. Many rural areas of Greece still have traditional kalyves.
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Questions about η καλύβα
How do you say "shed" in Greek?
In Greek, "shed" is η καλύβα. It is a noun.
How is η καλύβα written in Greek?
Kaliva is a simple, direct word. The accent mark sits on the 'i' (í), showing where the stress falls in the word.
How is η καλύβα used in a sentence?
Use η καλύβα as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Η καλύβα είχε ξύλινη σκεπή. (The shed had a wooden roof.).
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