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How do you say "to get up" in Greek?

να σηκωθεί

na sikothi

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In Greek, "to get up" is να σηκωθεί.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced nah see-KOH-thee. Stress on KOH. Sigma (σ) makes the initial 's'.

Writing and usage

Sigma (σ) starts. Iota (ι) makes the 'i' sound. Kappa (κ) makes 'k'. Theta (θ) makes 'th'.

Example sentence

Να σηκωθεί το πρωί.

Get up in the morning.

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How to remember να σηκωθεί

Sikothi relates to 'sikono', meaning to raise or lift up.

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Questions about να σηκωθεί

How do you say "to get up" in Greek?

In Greek, "to get up" is να σηκωθεί. It is a noun.

How is να σηκωθεί written in Greek?

Sigma (σ) starts. Iota (ι) makes the 'i' sound. Kappa (κ) makes 'k'. Theta (θ) makes 'th'.

How is να σηκωθεί used in a sentence?

Use να σηκωθεί as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Να σηκωθεί το πρωί. (Get up in the morning.).

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